Dungeon Skybox, Skybox, Medieval Dungeon

If you look for a dark, moody place to fit 30x30m this is a great choice. Since it is mod, you can edit it and change things to your ideas. With some darker lighting you can turn it into a place which looks as good as modern games. The floor shadow is not baked in - you can remove it, so if you are using a modern viewer with shadows, the daylight cycle throws a moving grate shadow on the floor.

A great example how moody and immersive SL can be.

Now this piece of art is a very atmospheric dungeon. As the text says it's build to either serve as a small (30 x 30 footprint and 10m high) but interesting skybox or to terraform into the ground if you got that option, leaving only the grate free. But if the last is what you want then make sure to buy the No Mod version since the grate on the Mod version is without a script and do not opend. You can get around that by unlinking the grate and make it phantom but that doesn't realy give the same sense of realism does it? That may be a small detail compared to the amazing texturework and awsome light but its still a major drawback - maby even precicely because the rest is so classy. After all we're not talking freebie stuff here. Speaking of textures be mindful that this Dungeon require far more than a little laptop to look good. Unless you can run lag-free with your graphic settings on mid to high I wouldn't reccomend buying this.Then there is the matter of the prize. No matter how good the texturework is it does feels like a hell of a lot to pay 2995 for a small room with an unscripted door. Will that prevent me from saving up for her Ancient Ruins? Most likely not but it will prevent me from dishing out the 5th star.