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Title: HeroQuest...
Post by: Malebolgia on September 12, 2020, 06:22:44 AM
I'll just leave this here:

https://heroquest.avalonhill.com/en-us?fbclid=IwAR2Cjxh-Xhv_YOPOnUtfA4lZYE_xfj3YNXqNqEOc3wzXfpFO8ieQRSe5pr4

Don't have any information on it though!
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Sir_Theo on September 12, 2020, 07:32:42 AM
Interesting. I wonder what they are going to do with it?

Presumably no GW involvement anymore. AH are now a subsidiary of Wizards of the Coast (themselves a subsidiary of Hasbro) who obviously own D&D, and who make the adventure board games.i wonder if there will be a crossover there?
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Tactalvanic on September 12, 2020, 07:45:31 AM
That is an interesting tease

At least this one might deliver some product  ::)

After all its a wasted brand/product/opportunity at the moment (ok for years)

But again they have been "doing" something with it for years already so a few more days wait is fine.

Hopefully not a too disappointing reveal  :D
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Mr.J on September 12, 2020, 09:08:32 AM
https://www.geeknative.com/93390/avalon-hill-page-points-to-new-heroquest-game/

Speculative article. Doesn’t shed a whole lot of light on anything really.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on September 12, 2020, 09:44:38 AM
Interested!
Better be more than that Damned 25th Anniversary edition I sunk money into.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: ced1106 on September 12, 2020, 10:30:19 AM
Restoration Games has negotiated the license for HeroQuest as HeroQuest Legacy (?). RG is known for bringing back nostalgic games, such as Fireball Island, Dark Tower, and now HQ. One of the owners is an IP lawyer (?) as well as an ex-Hasbro employee, and the other games they've licensed are Hasbro properties (or properties that are owned by Hasbro through mergers with Milton Bradley, etc.). Hasbro owns many of the rights for HQ, but GW made the miniatures and may have rights of their own (eg. Fimir, Chaos Warrior, Chaos Sorceror, etc.).

Some discussion on BGG. :
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/699/heroquest/forums/0
https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2470697/new-heroquest

YT video if you prefer to listen. :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhrryPbSBYc&feature=emb_logo

EDIT: "The lack of mention of GW in the copyright footer on the new site may signal a lack of involvement (by GW)."
https://www.thegamer.com/new-heroquest-website-countdown/

HeroQuest now has a countdown timer for HQ with a Hasbro copyright. I'm presuming some sort of partnership between RG and Hasbro (much like Hasbro did with FFG with Lord of the Rings and, to some extent, Nexus Ops (?)), even if it's RG doing all the work and Hasbro putting a logo on all the HQL boxes...!
https://heroquest.avalonhill.com/en-us

EDIT: RG has said in a twitter that they are not involved with the project.



Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Suber on September 13, 2020, 02:41:04 PM
Interested!
Better be more than that Damned 25th Anniversary edition I sunk money into.

Agee. I don't really expect anything quite spectacular, but for sure they will produce something.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Golgotha on September 13, 2020, 06:36:20 PM
Well it's certainly got my interest.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Elbows on September 14, 2020, 05:17:41 AM
I'd be interested if there is quality in the box.  Hasbro doesn't scream that to me - I'd like to be wrong.  I already lost all my money on the fake Hero Quest relaunch, so I don't know if I'll bother jumping on this (even as a real retail product!).
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on September 14, 2020, 08:15:29 AM
I'd be interested if there is quality in the box.  Hasbro doesn't scream that to me - I'd like to be wrong.  I already lost all my money on the fake Hero Quest relaunch, so I don't know if I'll bother jumping on this (even as a real retail product!).
I hear you. I think time for my kids to enjoy HQ might be passing, not me though, I'll see what they have to offer.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: ced1106 on September 19, 2020, 08:12:10 PM
A video by The Bard!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aOCzMIbiQQ
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Sir_Theo on September 19, 2020, 09:01:55 PM
A video by The Bard!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aOCzMIbiQQ

Incredible. I love his original video and this is almost as good. And I think he is on the money with some of his predictions!
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Battle Brush Sigur on September 19, 2020, 09:36:40 PM
I just want this to be a somewhat reasonably priced, simple dungeon crawler for kids with figures. They don't have to be great or anything, I'd just like to have the niche of that sort of game filled again. With a product that a.) actually is on shelves and b.) will be restocked for years to come. € 140,00 boardgames with 2kg worth of printed renders off kickstarter and limited edition holds no interest for me what so ever.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Onebigriver on September 19, 2020, 11:54:56 PM
I just want this to be a somewhat reasonably priced, simple dungeon crawler for kids with figures. They don't have to be great or anything, I'd just like to have the niche of that sort of game filled again. With a product that a.) actually is on shelves and b.) will be restocked for years to come. € 140,00 boardgames with 2kg worth of printed renders off kickstarter and limited edition holds no interest for me what so ever.

Couldn't agree more. Heroquest is a great B & P game for me now but its role in getting me and my friends interested in miniatures gaming back in the early '90s was crucial. I'd hope it could provide a similar role now by being relatively inexpensive and readily available.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on September 20, 2020, 04:54:03 AM
I just want this to be a somewhat reasonably priced, simple dungeon crawler for kids with figures. They don't have to be great or anything, I'd just like to have the niche of that sort of game filled again. With a product that a.) actually is on shelves and b.) will be restocked for years to come. € 140,00 boardgames with 2kg worth of printed renders off kickstarter and limited edition holds no interest for me what so ever.
Yes, Also agree.
HQ was for many a gateway into more advanced boardgames and/or tabletop games. It was simple and easy to play with quick rules. That's what I loved about it.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Battle Brush Sigur on September 20, 2020, 12:30:22 PM
Yup, it's just a perfect 'gateway game' for a whole generation of (war)gamers. Back then my siblings and I played a ton of those games, but since the mid-1990s that genre just vanished. When in the mid-noughties these games made a come-back they got huge and complicated and aimed at young adults. Because I suppose people stopped growing up, so the industry noticed they can cater to those "big kids with lots of money". Which is fine and all, but there clearly is this gap now of dungeon crawlers for kids. I hear dungeon saga is pretty simple and there's Mice and Mystics of course, but still - I think there should be a heroquest for each generation.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Redmao on September 20, 2020, 12:43:59 PM
When the announcement was original made, they hashtaged Haslab which is Hasbro's crownfunding platform.
If they actually take this path to finance the game, then it won't bring in new fans. It's a bummer that huge toy companies need crowndfunding to make good games these days.

I share your opinion that the game should be available at retail, but the original had so many components that it would be pretty expensive even if many of the elements were made out of cardboard.
Maybe they could release a basic game with the minis and tiles and if you want the 3d furniture, you buy an optional set. Of course knowing the distribution problems of the toy industry such a set would be impossible to find and would be grabbed by scalpers...
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: robh on September 20, 2020, 01:11:50 PM
......It's a bummer that huge toy companies need crowndfunding to make good games these days

They don't.

They use Kickstarter because they risk your money not their own (or that of the bank/venture capital company they borrow from). Means they can push ideas based on little or no market research, weak or non existent business plans and no up front investment other than a few crappy photoshop images and some vainglorious fluff about it being the best thing ever. Then just walk away without a second thought when it goes tits up, safe in the knowledge backers are not investors so have no recourse to legal protection.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: ced1106 on September 20, 2020, 11:44:59 PM
Pure speculation, but Haslab may be the high-end copy of HQ for the hobbyists, and Hasbro may release a retail version later. Retail version may look like the cheap Magic: The Arena sets, which were fine for kids, but not hobbyists.

If you look at Haslab's previous three projects, which are essentially high-end collectible figures, there's no way the bean counters at Hasbro would make them for retail. Wouldn't be surprised if there's an in-house champion for HQ, who at least got as far as Haslab. Better alternative than another 25 years of no HQ.

I'd say that Hasbro is more likely to deliver product, yet is just as likely not to provide additional funds if the project encounters cost overruns. (Many KS creators are willing to take a loss on a project and not cut corners.) Search on "haslab review" for reviews of their only finished product, a Star Wars Jabba the Hut barge, and go to their site to review their current projects in production. Star Wars fans forked $500 for the barge -- hardly something that would hit retail.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Sir_Theo on September 21, 2020, 07:06:14 AM
Im still expecting it to be a Restoration games project (which might mean a Kickstarter) the new Dark Tower and Fireball Island they did were both Milton Bradley (Hasbro) properties that sold very well. If it is them then expect to see overhauled/modernised rules and lavish production values, but aimed at the original audience. They always go all out.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: ced1106 on September 22, 2020, 03:51:30 AM
From RG's tweet: "To clear things up: We are not affiliated with Hasbro's HeroQuest announcement, and we do not have any current plans for a HeroQuest game."

RG did file a trademark for HeroQuest Legacies but "We often file for trademarks on an intent-to-use basis (as this one was) as a very preliminary step. The timing just turned out very awkwardly with Hasbro's subsequent announcement."

12 more hours...!

https://twitter.com/RestorationGame/status/1305553152205258758
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Sir_Theo on September 22, 2020, 06:24:29 AM
Oh! Well that clears that up then, a shame I was quite excited about what they'd do with the IP.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: ced1106 on September 22, 2020, 04:42:08 PM
> Oh! Well that clears that up then, a shame I was quite excited about what they'd do with the IP.

Speaking of Witch...

Pretty much the same HeroQuest with an art upgrade, with no mention of GW. Even the word "Chaos" has been replaced by "Dread".

No shipment outside of US or Canada.

If you're international or swamped with generic fantasy miniatures, you're better off with eBay.

https://hasbropulse.com/products/heroquest-game-system
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: TheMightyFlip on September 22, 2020, 05:05:22 PM
Well that's a disappointment, will stick with my original copy. I have a feeling the quests are identical as well.

Bard was half right about the elf.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Gibby on September 22, 2020, 05:16:36 PM
Looks like a good product - lots of reverence for the original game, but modernised in those ways you'd want to see nowadays. Not sure about the look of the orcs, but everything else looks great. That said, the fact it's shipping to the US and Canada only aside, I won't be getting it. I'm a heretic who thinks Heroquest is a bit crap as a game (accepting that it is aimed at younger players, and I have no kids). :D

Weird that such a big company would crowdfund it, though. They'd have done better to release it normally and send the Bard a review copy to drum up the real excitement.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Tactalvanic on September 22, 2020, 05:23:11 PM
Oh well, that's that then

"featuring 71 highly detailed character and furniture miniatures" so now we include the furniture in the mini count, nice twist.


Weird that such a big company would crowdfund it, though. They'd have done better to release it normally and send the Bard a review copy to drum up the real excitement.

I guess it does mean they get another product actually on the books for their crowdfunding platform.

Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Battle Brush Sigur on September 22, 2020, 09:25:56 PM


Weird that such a big company would crowdfund it, though. They'd have done better to release it normally and send the Bard a review copy to drum up the real excitement.


Yeah, I was an optimist again. I thought one of the biggest toy companies in the world would be able to release a physical product and put it on shelves world-wide (and bloody keep it there) without pre-financing it. But I guess that's too much to ask.

Sure, I'm not 100% happy with the redesigns (are there even illustrators around who can do non-cartoon characters at this point?), but I could have looked beyond that. Sure, HQ was a ....simple game. But it's a good gateway thing. Oh well. There are alternatives around, and I'm sure Hasbro got an ingenious plan for gripping the next generation rather than milking the old generation for a quick cash infusion...
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: pixelgeek on September 22, 2020, 09:46:52 PM
They use Kickstarter because they risk your money not their own (or that of the bank/venture capital company they borrow from). Means they can push ideas based on little or no market research, weak or non existent business plans and no up front investment other than a few crappy photoshop images and some vainglorious fluff about it being the best thing ever. Then just walk away without a second thought when it goes tits up, safe in the knowledge backers are not investors so have no recourse to legal protection.

Tell us what you really think
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: The Voivod on September 23, 2020, 06:33:38 AM
I'm a heretic who thinks Heroquest is a bit crap as a game (accepting that it is aimed at younger players, and I have no kids). :D


Preach.  :D
I must admit I get hit with the nostalgia bug every time I see anything Heroquest related. Still planning on painting my pristine version and want to replace the models from the expansions I ruined as a kid. But as a game there are far better gateway options for kids as well these days. I played it with my kids a few times when they where very young, but the only reason to do so now would be that it's the only game I have in our own language and their English is getting pretty good.

The game was important though and I get the enthusiasm. I was tempted with the 25th anniversary edition and this tempted me as well. Them not  shipping to EU might be for the best for me.

As for what they are offering I don't think it's entirely to my taste. I really like the new heroes and am always a great fan of offering alternate gender version. The monsters lose a lot of their old goofy charm, unfortunately and that a big deal for me. And the abominations replacing the fimir, while understandable IP wise, that's just a bummer.
Artwork looks cool and updated and I like the better furniture, but I think I can source those from terrain crate and other options.

I would love to see a good dungeoncrawler in mainstream stores, like heroquest used to be. That would get a huge boost to the hobby. But we aren't that obscure anymore. This doesn't seem like it will hit mainstream stores and I think there would be better options nowadays to do so.

But if this scratches anyones itch: I'm looking forward to see what some of you will do with the models.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Elbows on September 23, 2020, 07:15:10 AM
Not overly enthused with the soft-anime/CMON style art style of the miniatures - and I wouldn't bet on boardgame minis looking that good (I'm afeard they'll simply use crap plastic).  Pretty lazy to just regurgitate the game - but people who are Hero Quest nuts will be glad for new materials.

I bought in on the ill-fated Spanish one what 2013 or so?  That was back when my now 13-year old nephew was actually a kid.  As an adult I don't have any need of Hero Quest, so I'll simply keep my eye on it.  If it eventually becomes a normal retail project at predicted discounts I'll grab a cheap copy for the minis if they're not crap - maybe.

Overall, pretty lazy/underwhelming looking.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on September 23, 2020, 08:27:34 AM
Looks like it is only available to Canada and USA so sucks for me!
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: TheMightyFlip on September 23, 2020, 11:51:31 AM
Cheaper to buy a used set on eBay  :D

I know that Zavi in the UK are handling the preorders for some of Hasbro's crowdfunded action figures, so they might get involved with this.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Sir_Theo on September 23, 2020, 06:11:06 PM
Seeing as it looks just like a reprint with new miniatures and card art im not bothered I couldnt get it anyway (not living in the US). Ill happily just keep my original! The furniture is cool but not a fan of the minis or the new art.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Duncan McDane on September 23, 2020, 07:10:14 PM
Looks like a boring re-release with different miniatures. Good I don't miss out on anything interesting because I'm an EU-resident ( got it already but really was hoping they'd take it to the next level ).
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Nordic1980s on September 23, 2020, 07:44:54 PM
Interesting! The introduction video looks like a computer game cgi from the turn of the millenium, with some Lord of the Rings film and Artstation fantasy art looks thrown in. Of course they just had to add anime ears to the elf. Female orcs look as if inspired by Zvezda cover arts, methinks. Why they chose to ignore the classic black knight look of the Chaos Warrior (the best GW chaos warrior, ever) with its half-realistic equipment and go for a full Nazgul-meets-cgi look is beyond me. Dwarf likewise absolutely has to have that chunky, jagged head gear like if a parody of a proper dwarf.

The anime ears aside, the black and white art looks surprisingly good (https://heroquest.avalonhill.com/en-us/article/heroquest_artist_spotlight_max_dunbar) - as if from 1980s D&D manuals or from the original manuals. Those are very well done! Same with the furniture scenery, their 3D models look good too.

The original late 1980s to early 1990s release is the gold standard for whole humanity when it comes to board games, if valued from viewpoint of aesthetics, component quality, overall presentation level and feel and not being too overly complicated rules-wise. (Some high quality chess sets could compete with it in that regard, but lose when it comes to theming...) The game most certainly caught my interest and acted as an introduction to the whole hobby. Oh the days when the early morning commercials on tv showed the HeroQuest advert and HeroQuest game books were sold in mainstream book shops...
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on September 24, 2020, 07:00:48 AM
Yeah, just like a rerelease. I'll be happy getting my zealot miniature stand ins in metal.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Bloggard on September 24, 2020, 11:37:50 AM
well, the black and white art looks 'surprisingly good' if you want a pastiche of a certain comic-book look from pre-2000 I guess.
Which could well be the point and fair enough.

Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Neunfinger on September 26, 2020, 07:07:27 PM
Seeing this thread I actually got my original game out and played a round with my son. He liked it quite a lot. Says something about about its complexity when a three year old can play it, but it was great fun nonetheless.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: AndrewBeasley on September 26, 2020, 10:04:36 PM
Assuming you can afford to buy a set on eBay then just spend another £340 and get a set of https://zealotminiatures.com/zealot-shop/#!/Litchmyre-Completionist-Set-45-models/p/238528561/category=9323712 (https://zealotminiatures.com/zealot-shop/#!/Litchmyre-Completionist-Set-45-models/p/238528561/category=9323712)


The best of the bunch in my mind is a more reasonable price and is:


(https://d2j6dbq0eux0bg.cloudfront.net/images/2433012/1672013756.jpg)
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Splod on September 27, 2020, 12:03:03 AM
Ignoring the distribution issues, (NA only?) this remains a hard pass for me. The miniatures are uninspiring and lack any real character, and the nostalgia pull isn't enough for me to drop any real money on it.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Nordic1980s on September 27, 2020, 08:41:44 PM
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on September 27, 2020, 08:56:03 PM
I really don't know why they didn't just do a cyclops for the fimir stand in.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: JollyBob on October 09, 2020, 08:21:10 AM
I know that Zavi in the UK are handling the preorders for some of Hasbro's crowdfunded action figures, so they might get involved with this.

Flip is right!

https://www.gamesradar.com/uk/heroquest-board-game-preorder/

Now available to UK buyers. Yay!

£149.99 - Boo!

Honestly, I'll stick with my original, I don't think this offers anything new...
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Bloggard on October 09, 2020, 09:19:35 AM
dunno ... tough crowd.

looks good to me, if I was wanting this kind of game and could justify the expense.

pretty good value against picking up the original secondhand, given the prices for that now.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: JollyBob on October 09, 2020, 09:51:32 AM
I don't think anyone is denying that it looks good, its just that there doesn't really seem to be a hook for anyone who may still have the original to stumpo up for a replacement.

I'm not saying that it won't be just as enjoyable, or it won't attract new players because I'm sure it will.

But from the perspective of a broken old man with a complete original set, I can find other shiny things to spend a hundred and fifty quid on.

I expect I'm not really their target audience, mind you...  lol
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Bloggard on October 09, 2020, 10:28:30 AM
...
But from the perspective of a broken old man with a complete original set, I can find other shiny things to spend a hundred and fifty quid on.

 lol.
yeah, I guess so.
it's not being marketed as an expansion to the original game afaik? so, on it's own terms, reasonable enough, although that is indeed a very qualified 'reasonable'.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on October 09, 2020, 10:30:56 AM
$300, or a little over here in NZ, I think I'll pass as I have 1 and a half sets of the original.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Battle Brush Sigur on October 09, 2020, 11:50:39 AM
Crazy. One of the appeals of a new Heroquest would have been non-stupid prices I thought. But then, I thought that this would be an actual product in actual shops. :D Me being optimistic about re-issues of broadly popular things is becoming an odd pattern with me now.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Bloggard on October 09, 2020, 12:16:18 PM
well ... dunno (pt. 2).

the £150 seems to be including stretch goals (expansions etc), so not that out of line with miniatures board-games in general? At least for first release RRP.
I can't afford it (and wish I could - probably a decent investment!), but it doesn't seem awful, as I say.

certainly a shame so many releases never make it into 'real' shops these days. But we've only ourselves to blame in some respects as far as that goes?
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: ced1106 on October 11, 2020, 12:33:03 AM
If you look at Magic: The Arena, retail copies of HQ might have looked like melted blobs of plastic. Or HQ might have looked like the D&D Adventure System games, which were acceptable. But it's the hobby market that wants HQ, not the retail market, which seems to be fine with D&D Adventure system (and another Disney Monopoly). I'm sure from a suit and bean counter's POV, HQ is unnecessary, since the D&D Adventure Systems are a consistent seller, and their miniatures can be used with D&D RPG as well (I mean, look at the title: D&D Adventure System), while HQ is a 30-year old game with no track record and nothing but nostalgia to fuel it.

So either you either (fail to) convince the bean counters and suits to put out a game similar to what's already out there (who knows, maybe HQ advocates at Hasbro already did that) and for which the rights are entirely murky, or you go after that niche that's been demanding it for 30 years. And you put out a high-end product, because hobbyists have too much money and want high-quality stuff (much like the original HQ miniatures relative to other boardgame plastic "pawns" of the time). So you price it comparable to other expensive high-end KS games. And you use the Hasbro storefront, Haslabs, which has a track record of selling high-end collectibles.

But only in NA. Which means that you have to convince another rounds of suits and bean counters to offer a product overseas, which has all sorts of IP and customs laws that they don't want to deal with (maybe the lawyers are better off sending C&D's to other companies than finding out who own's the HQ IP in several different countries). It does look like Hasbro has a plan B by using other companies to distribute the HQ game to certain countries (at a whopping price, hooray for hobby gamers with whale-sized nostalgia budgets).

Well, better than if you're a Star Wars collector, no doubt.... :P

https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/2516097/heroquest-mythic-tier-now-available-new-zealandaus
https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/2517516/heroquest-uk
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: Elbows on October 11, 2020, 12:56:41 AM
If you think about it, Hero Quest is the epitome of a "safe bet".

1) We have Hero Quest, a generally beloved IP.  There are still reviews of the game, a decent third-party support system, a couple of forums running with people who still play it, etc.

2) You have a successful (financially) KS run by Gamezone (who turned out to be criminals).  This at least shows you the interest is there...someone did you market research for you.

3) By using a KS clone yourself you risk...nothing but the time it took to plan/do some promo art, and some 3D renders (they barely look like actual renders, may simply be art of renders).

As with a lot of KS, if this succeeds you can do one of two things; put it out on general release...or wait and re-Kickstart it every couple of years.  The latter is more financially savvy as you will be selling to customers at more-or-less full cost.

Heck they admit they're not even really re-writing the rules, so the effort going into this is shockingly minimal and almost a guaranteed success.  They're following the Hollywood methodology of simple reboots.  Only luckily, there isn't a bizarre director who'll complete destroy the game before releasing it.
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: The Wolf on October 12, 2020, 07:24:34 AM
Now that's available in Australia I'm in. $300 AUD for the base set and 2 expansions plus the extras seems ok (especially when you are used to paying Games Workshop prices)
Title: Re: HeroQuest...
Post by: beefcake on October 12, 2020, 10:48:48 AM
Hold on now, you could get a single giant for that price  lol