Sword & Sorcety Adventures
Long before I'd even heard of Dungeons and Dragons, I stumbled across a pocket sized game called Melee by Steve Jackson. I gave my first copy away to a friend as a Christmas present in 1978. I went back the day after Christmas to buy my own copy along with the companion book, Wizard. Two years later, I bought Advanced Melee, Advanced Wizard abd The Fantasy Trip. I still own them. They're still a great set of rules and I ran a game briefly online last year using these rules.
Long before Jackson moved on to create GURPS, I had discovered RuneQuest and the d100 system. Many years later, after TSR sold Dungeons and Dragons to the Wizards of the Coast, I came back to D20.
I'm still playing and running sword and sorcery adventures almost 40 years later. I think I'm hooked.
Mostly I play online, but I have one group I recently joined for table-top play using the Hackmaster rules. It's old fashioned dungeoneering at its best. I love it!