What if the first RPG didn't dray it's mythology from Tolkien, King Arthur and other fantasy sources but instead drew upon Greek mythology. The result is Mazes & Minotaurs.
It helps if buy into the "alternate timeline" when you go to the website ;)
It is a well done, alternative style RPG. I can see bits of D&D, Tunnels & Trolls and Runequest in the rules we are given. (Not to mention the cover to the M&M Companions is ripped from Avalon Hill RQ... but it's a fun rip).
From the blurb:
As most of you probably remember, the year 1972 saw the release of MAZES & MINOTAURS, the first ever-published fantasy roleplaying game, opening a new era of heroic adventure and mythic odysseys…
Fifteen years later, in 1987, Legendary Games Studio published a fully revised, streamlined and expanded version of M&M (which became known as Revised Mazes & Minotaurs or RM&M for short) in the form of three core books (the Players Manual, the Maze Masters Guide and the massive Creature Compendium) and a fourth optional book (the M&M Companion), all with full-color covers and quality B&W interior art.
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