I don't think there's a better set around for this game than what Todd Sanders has created (including the originals published by SPI). If you want to play the actual game instead of reading it, you'll need the physical components for the game. It does not have any counter images, map tiles, or anything other than the rules themselves. NOTE! This is JUST an Epub file, for use when playing the physical game and you want to read the rules on a tablet. To update your iPhone to the latest version iOS 16, go to Settings > General > Software Update and check for any available updates. You will find the EPUB in the DIGITAL RULES section of this website, under 'Commercial games, out of print'. The graphic update is splendid, the tiles and counters excellent, and you just need to invest in some glue and cutting time. However, if you are interested in a high quality READABLE PDF (graphics intact!) of Citadel of Blood, I strongly suggest you check out the great Todd Sanders re-imaging of Citadel of Blood he completed in 2012. I think it's far better than the epub that was on the Archive, and easier to read than the original PDF on the archive, as it's based on an old scan. I added a few graphics here and there and that bumped up the file size a little. However, the epub download is of very poor quality, so I remade it from scratch. This magazine can be found in the Internet Archive as a PDF download, and an EPUB download. I guess I'm on a roll! Making DEATHMAZE for epub format recently had me re-reading SPI's Citadel of Blood, the Deathmaze-style tile-laying dungeon crawl game that was published in ARES Magazine, issue 5, in 1980. Apple has just released the new version of iOS, the company’s operating system for the iPhone.

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