Chaos is one of the major baddies in Warhammer and they can crop up in AHQ.
Chaos thugs and marauders are the basic troops. I don't have any of these currently - though most generic thug miniatures will do. Chaos Warriors on the other hand I've always liked and made sure I got a few of them. Again, these minis didn't come with the game but I did manage to get them along with my skaven horde in part 1. They also look quite different to the Heroquest ones, which is nice if I ever find my old HQ copy. They actually look quite menacing and the paintwork does interesting things when exposed to the flash.
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Somehow match day seemed more intimidating. |
Naturally you'll want some distinctive minis to serve as Chaos Lords or Champions.
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Chaos Warriors, a Chaos Lord and a HQ Chaos Warrior |
You'll probably also want a Chaos Sorcerer. This chap in particular is quite a nice find though I wouldn't mind one of the more cowled figures from the rulebook:-
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Rather like this piece - the detail on the book is awesome. |
Add them together and you get:-
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The Evil Ritual - all you need now is some heroes to break down the door! |
The expansion Terror in the Dark (more on that in part 4) as well as providing higher-level undead contains rules for Chaos Beastmen. These are also a mainstay if you play WFRP so having some of these is probably a good idea:-
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I have a lot of these! |
Chaos Daemonettes are one of the higher-level opponents in AHQ. They're also a pain to keep in one piece, but here's 3 such 'ladies'.
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Okay, I agree taken with the naked dwarf in part 2 this doesn't look too good but this is a perfectly innocent hobby. :) |
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Advanced Heroquest, ages 11 and up? |
2 comments:
I don't suppose you have the instructions for the original Heroquest? We have the game and such, but are missing key elements: the intruction booklet and all that such. Basically, anything paper.
Adam hasn't played in--I'm guessing--close to 2 decades and doesn't remember, and I've never played. We'd like to, but don't know how. Been watching too much Tabletop of late :)
Yes, I can send you pdfs of whatever you need. Also the US/UK versions were slightly different.
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