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Okay, so the first room I was thinking about doing something very simple.

They start at the top of a 40ft platform, in complete darkness. Their goals are to create a light source, then climb down from the platform to the floor below.

On the floor below they will come across a door that is locked with three magic locks. The locks will open once a riddle is answered.

The idea for this room is pretty basic, get them to work together, start thinking outside the realm of reality, use their tools wisely, and to start actually role playing.

I figured the fighting could start in Room Number 2.

So I was thinking about creating a simple campaign with a very large magical dungeon.

Let's call it the "Test of the Tesseract" or something. Names not important.

Basically it would be a super dungeon of sorts. There would be 5-levels to the dungeon, each level also represent a Level of the characters.

Basically 4- level 1 characters on the first level. Second level they would be level 2 and so forth and so on.

The idea of the campaign isn't really to set up some expansive story, but mainly to help the Players and the DM both get familiar with the extensive rules of Pathfinder and all of it's glory.

The main idea is that, at the end of this dungeon, you would be able to cleanly run any of the standard adventures with no problem because your players would be familiar with all of the rules and you as a DM would be familiar with not only the rules but how to keep a game flowing.

Simple rules for the terms of creation would be.
Level 1 should keep the idea that this is to help introduce new people to the game as well as help more experienced player truly polish there skills.

Each level is "magical" so if the main things to learn on that level is "mass combat" (like a battlefield) then that level could easily become a battlefield.

What do you guys think? has this been done already? Could you guys help me out with it?