Thanks for visiting, just as a short introduction, let me tell you a little about myself and the company, Dungeon Lair.  My name is Robert and I'm the creator and designer of DL.  My background is in the graphic arts and my love for fantasy gaming was first introduced to me with an old game called Hero Quest.  Hero Quest is an adventure board game created by Milton Bradley in conjunction with Games Workshop.  The game itself was actually a game system, allowing the (GM) game master called "Zargon" to create dungeons of his or her own design using the provided game board, tiles, furnishings and monsters. Several expansions were released, each adding new tiles, artifacts and new monsters to the core system.  Because of the ease of play of the game (a full dungeon can be explored and beaten in as little as an hour or two, compared to five or longer for a full-blown role-playing game such as D&D).

What I really enjoy about HQ is its simplistic game play.  The game play makes it easy for someone who has never played RPG's before to jump right in and get hooked.  For me, the simplicity is what brought me to play HQ to begin with.  Anyone who is familiar with D&D knows that it can be a daunting task to read through those thick manuals.  (Don't get me wrong, D&D is fantastic and is the standard for all fantasy roleplaying, it just wasn't how I started).  Some people say that the drawback to HQ is its simple game play and no real depth, which I have heard from some.  To me that is the cool aspect of HQ; it's simple enough for anyone to jump right in and start playing and yet, because its game play is so simple, it's really easy to incorporate your own house rules and not interfere with other rules and aspects of the original game.  In my opinion that's what it's all about; to add and incorporate your own rules and characters to enhance the game play.  And for this reason was I inspired to created and design Dungeon Lair.

As I already mentioned, my love for RPG's first started out with Hero Quest.  I still can remember those late nights staying up till the wee hours in the morning playing HQ with my gaming buddies.  It was a blast, and those who are RPG buffs know there is little else in comparison to the camaraderie and just pure good fun that comes from a gaming night! As the gaming nights went on I came to realize that the surroundings were taking away from the overall game itself.  The cardboard layout and paper accessories just weren't good enough for me.  In any fantasy role playing game you have to have a certain level of imagination.  For me the cardboard layout and the generic paper accessories just started to take away from that real dungeon atmosphere.  My imagination just didn't kick in like it once did.  The limitation you had on the size of a dungeon one could build with such a setup is what put me over the edge; I felt there had to be a better way.

It's been a few years since then and the company Dungeon Lair is born.  DL is a small company based in Utah that produces high quality modular dungeons to enhance your fantasy gaming.  DL is all about quality and when you see one of our pieces up close you will agree that our product is the best detailed and most realistic of any product on the market today.  Our pieces are all hand painted with felt bottoms to protect your gaming table.  Each individual piece was first created with various prototypes to insure an accurate depiction of a true dungeon setting.  Hours and hours have been spent on each one of our products that we produce to bring out the minute detail.  We at DL believe that the serious gamer and collector alike deserve the very best in quality and service.  That is why we stand behind our product 100%, and if for any reason you're not satisfied, let us know.  We will make it right.  If you have any questions or comments please feel free to email us. Hope to hear from you soon and Game On!!