DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom

DeathMaze: Heroic Adventure in the Corridors of Doom

1979Greg Costikyan

1 - 6 players
90 - 180 min
1.7/5 weight

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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.

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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

Categories

AdventureExplorationFantasyFighting

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDice RollingEventsModular Board
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