I used Lost Halls of the Dwarven Kings and some pieces I had form Himmelveil Streets to make Steelflank Forge.

It's a secret workshop deep in the mountains where a young dwarf engineer tried to create clockwork golems and failed. He enlisted the aid of some Necromancers who bound frost elementals to a golem creating an icy horror.

Realizing his mistake, the engineer and his assistants turned on the necromancers and trapped the golem in the workshop's great hall. They were all killed in the process.

Now the forge lies in wait for some brave adventurers to learn its secrets...

The Workshop:

Great Hall Doors:

Frost Golem:

Full Layout With Notes:

Verynice.

Sweet!

I ran the first part of this dungeon last night. My favorite part was when the players first got to the dungeon and had to descend the 170ft sheer cliff face into a nest of frost hawks below. They tied their adventurers kit ropes together to get down 150ft above the ground and then carefully crawled down each other's bodies to make up for the last 20 ft.

They succeeded on their athletics and stealth check so they avoided disturbing the hawks. It was a cool unplanned moment that could have gone very badly for them but they pulled through with an interesting solution.

I must say it's nice to see the combination of sets being used together. They work well together but many people don't think to do that.

I agree. It helps to create some additional contrast within the dungeon itself. That's one of the real benefits of the WWG stuff is that they all have a similar feel, so even sets with completely different themes can sit alongside one another without looking out of place.