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DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom

DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom

1979·Greg Costikyan

1 - 6 players
90 - 180 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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(from the instruction manual) Deathmaze: Heroic Adventures in the Corridors of Doom, is a game for one to six players in which each player controls the actions of one or more adventurers exploring the depths of a horror filled catacomb in pursuit of glory and gold. Like fantasy role playing games, Deathmaze deals with personal heroic fantasy; unlike such games, it requires no gamesmaster, but pits the players' skills against an un-gamemastered game system. There is an expanded set of rules contained in MOVES magazine #51 " Roll up for the mystery tour!" The system was later used in Citadel of Blood.

DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom

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Deathmaze (SPI) Review & How to Play20:35

Deathmaze (SPI) Review & How to Play

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DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from 2025 to October 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "How To Play: DeathMaze-Heroic Adventure In The Corridors Of Doom" by The Name Of The Game, which runs 1 h 2 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Deathmaze (SPI) Review & How to Play" by Tabletop Sci-Fi.

If you like it, try Barbarian Kings, The Creature That Ate Sheboygan, Air Cav and Swords & Sorcery: Quest and Conquest in the Age of Magic, also by Greg Costikyan.

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How To Play: DeathMaze-Heroic Adventure In The Corridors Of Doom

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Deathmaze (SPI) Review & How to PlayReview20:35

Deathmaze (SPI) Review & How to Play

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About DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom

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(from the instruction manual) Deathmaze: Heroic Adventures in the Corridors of Doom, is a game for one to six players in which each player controls the actions of one or more adventurers exploring the depths of a horror filled catacomb in pursuit of glory and gold. Like fantasy role playing games, Deathmaze deals with personal heroic fantasy; unlike such games, it requires no gamesmaster, but pits the players' skills against an un-gamemastered game system. There is an expanded set of rules contained in MOVES magazine #51 " Roll up for the mystery tour!" The system was later used in Citadel of Blood.

Designer

Greg Costikyan

Artists

Howard Chaykin, Redmond Aksel Simonsen

Publisher

Hobby Japan

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