The Chrono Labyrinth 2.0


After getting a bit of feedback for the first draft, I've modified the Chrono Labyrinth slightly.

I had thought about reducing font sizes to make the layout a bit neater, but that kind of defeats the purpose of the contest in my opinion. Too many other people are covering half to three-quarters of their page with writing, often providing elaborate context for their dungeon and a full backstory for it. Personally I prefer a bit of mystery, more questions to be answered through play than answers that are set in stone.

But each to their own.

Anyway, here's the updated version. 

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