Merritt helped popularize the idea that the greatest adventures are not across oceans or among the stars, but beneath our feet.
Again and again, Merritt sends his characters downward into hidden worlds. The Moon Pool is perhaps the clearest example. What begins as a scientific expedition soon becomes a descent into a sealed subterranean realm, complete with alien rulers, strange technologies, and layered environments that must be navigated step by step. The story almost reads like a traditional dungeon expedition, with each new chamber revealing fresh dangers and deeper mysteries.
— Read on grognardia.blogspot.com/2026/01/the-original-dungeon-delver.html
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