This is the most insane and fascinating concept I've ever heard. I have no idea whether or not it's even possible within the constraints of the dungeon editor, let alone how long it would take to accomplish if it even *is* possible. As such, I support it entirely!

Since I don't have a copy of WLD and have never used the dungeon editor, though, I don't think I would be the world's greatest candidate for the job. But wow, I'd say that this would be a much better use of that book than I'd ever get out of it in real life.

At the very least, this has rekindled my interest in acquiring a copy of the book.

There are other places to find the World Largest and if I was better with the editor I would attempt it myself as I do have a digital copy. I have already seen the entire dungeon built in mincraft but I think in LoG it would be a little bit more impresive. Would have to build each room piece by piece even as some are to large to build in a single floor of LoG. But if done just right I think it could make for the best cutom level ever for the game.

It's the size factor that I figured would be the biggest (technical) problem. I wonder if it's possible to do seamless teleporting--like the kind you see in Goramorg Temple--between levels. If so, you could stitch the edges of multiple LoG levels together to create the illusion of a larger floor.

But then, one of the complaints I've heard leveled at WLD is that it's too flat, so it might be worth making it more vertical in any event...

You know, two inexperienced but enthusiastic people is technically enough for a dev team. We could have a go. Worst case scenario, we don't finish it, and even then someone else might be willing to pick up the torch.

Would be fun to shoot for. Mapping tends to be some thing I am deacent at its triggerd events that some times throws me.

Cool. Fortune favors the bold, as they say! As I said, I don't have any experience with the dungeon designer yet, but I'd like to learn. I'll focus my research on the scripting and triggering angle; I'm sure with two perspectives we should be able to overcome at least a ~few~ stumbling points.

Looking forward to working with you! *salutes*