Remember last week when I was trying to figure out what the heck this thing was?
That's a reproduction of ancient Greek art appearing in chapter 1 of Joseph Campbell's The Hero With A Thousand Faces. I finished the book yesterday. Guess what I found in a later chapter?
Perseus goes to the same haberdasher as the Minotaur. Small world.
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He obviously pillaged his jaunty cap!
ReplyDeleteIf an inn called The Minotaur's Weiner doesn't appear in one of your upcoming games, you will have betrayed us all, Jeff.
ReplyDeleteWearing nothing but a hat. Classy move, Minotaur.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Welleran. Theseus killed the minotaur and took his stuff. Pity it was a Cursed Cap On Unintentional Patricide, but them's the breaks...
ReplyDeleteLet's all take a deep breath this time and not let this become the next OSR controversy.
ReplyDeleteIn my Mazes & Minotaurs game all minotaurs have covered weiners. But then my M&M game is more Pegana than Ancient Greece.
The flumph's wearing a hat?
ReplyDeleteNaked with hat is odd, but naked with socks would force some kind of saving throw.
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