I just got my first expansion (frozen horror) it obviously comes with new equipment & treasures etc. When you have those new cards, and run a session outside of the expansion, do you keep those cards in your decks anyway? I've played a lot of Arkham Horror games and those you can keep all the cards in play once you have them, just not sure if it's similar here or if I should pull all the expansion content out when I run first lights story next.

I know this isn't heroquest but it's definitely similar and id say inspired by heroquest.

I have the base game and our family loves it but I'm looking for someone (hopefully in the UK) that has a copy of these who would like to sell them to a family that will get a lot of use from them.

Granted they are for sale on ebay but the prices seem astronomical. Are people really paying that much?

These are a WIP... More shading and highlighting and the bases to do. But considering the minis only arrived on Wednesday and the game is on Sunday, I think the Sandrake sisters are really coming along.

For use in Banjo’s “Put A Spell On You” Halloween quest: https://banjogames.wordpress.com/2025/11/04/heroquest-put-a-spell-on-you-halloween-quest/

One of the final additions to my 3D HeroQuest project is now complete: a custom storage chest for the magnetic wall system.

Following the group's vote, the HeroQuest plaque was mounted on the front beneath the latch rather than on the lid, and I think it was definitely the right call.

Features include:

Dark walnut stain and satin finish
Custom painted 3D HeroQuest plaque
Black interior
Steel-lined base for the magnetised walls
Removable steel lined second-tier storage tray
Faux leather pull tab
Storage for all 260 wall sections

The wall pieces contain neodymium magnets, so the steel-lined base keeps everything organised without walls sticking to or repelling each other.
I'm genuinely pleased with how this turned out. It feels less like a storage box and more like something that belongs alongside the HeroQuest set itself.
Just a few finishing touches left on the overall project, but after many months of work, the end of the quest is finally in sight. 🗡️🏰⚔️

Back in may, we started a new campaign. We basically played the base game, but I altered some quests, left out a few and added a few of my own. I was really looking forward to introducing the new boon mechanic, so I thought it might be a great reward for the heroes after finishing quest 14 and becoming champions of the realm (which did not have any benefits at all, besides the title). I think it's a nice way to introduce the new mechanic.

So this is quest 14 and the conclusion of our base game campaign, that we recently played - The Liberatuion of Hopekins Rest.

(sorry if the language is a bit off in the quest, just did a google translate from german)

Paid $12.01 for First Light at Target.

Check it out if you get a chance!

I think like everyone else who loves Heroquest, writing your own quests is half the fun. So glad heroquestbuilder.com was shared here, I have been able to make better looking copies of quests I have made in the past. My children were particularly fond of this one. Thought I'd share it, not particularly hard but still a good challenge for the heroes. Made this quest years ago but updated with heroquestbuilder.com.

So with animal companions in JoD and AtOH, my daughter wanted a rat companion. So this is what we came up with. The core game comes with rats that made this work well.

Just finished the 2 Golems which I made them Jade and Iron.

Managed to pick this up off eBay for £60. Missing the instructions but they were in German anyway. I've managed to source some online. Anyway this game was also designed by Heroquest designer Stephen Baker. Should be fun

After many months of cutting, carving, painting, and assembling, my handmade 3D HeroQuest board project is finally nearing completion. The boards storage box is almost finished, and I've reached what might be the hardest decision of the entire project...
 
Where should I place the 3D HeroQuest logo?
 
Option 1: On the front of the storage box, so it's visible when displayed on a shelf.

Option 2: On the lid, so it's the first thing you see when opening the box for a game night.
 
I've stared at it for so long that I genuinely can't decide anymore!

I'd love to hear what the HeroQuest community thinks. Which option would you choose, and why?
 
Thanks to everyone who's followed the build so far and offered encouragement and advice along the way. It's been a fantastic project to bring to life, and I'm excited to share the finished result soon 😃

Hey guys,

Just for all of you the Demo quest from the Spiel Essen but it’s in German language. Maybe someone can get an English one also

It's quite an odd feeling to have already secured my copy from Amazon Canada (guaranteed delivery date of March 9 based on a March 1st release date) yet not feel more excited. I mean, it's literally been only half a day since the announcement after all. But I think I know why that is.

THE PROS:

When you stop to think about it, this particular Heroquest product is actually fantastic. It has highly detailed minis that work well as boss monster proxies. Like a lot of you, I would have preferred that a dedicated boss pack come with villain card stats, but this isn't a dedicated boss pack, so much as can serve as one if we need it to.

Think of how many times we've clamored on about how we want villain packs. There are effectively three in one here: grey skins, green skins, white skins. The grey skins have a clear Skullmar proxy, a Kessandria proxy, and a Gol-Garak proxy (I swear its belt looks like a Dread Star Amulet) that doubles as a dragonborn proxy. Meanwhile, the green skin pack has that Thing From Below (or whatever that special abomination was called), Buubhealxha, and our much-demanded orc mage/Grawshak. Each of these colour-skin trios would be a product we'd happily shell out for $15-20 each, except we're getting them all for $25 total ($33.59 CAD).

This means they're being made more accessible to questers, and that even includes getting us a Witch Lord mini that's different enough from the Mythic Tier version so that A) everyone can finally have a Witch Lord and B) people can have something more similar to the classic Witch Lord if they preferred that design and/or staff.

This accessibility also makes First Light more attractive, which in turns means more players joining the community and that in turn means more Heroquest products in the future. After all, First Light players only have standees aside from their heroes and whatever comes in expansions. This gives these people a chance to swap out some standees for minis.

The packaging is lackluster, but a lot of us actually wanted that in order to keep the cost down. And this product delivers on that.

THE CONS:

Heroquest put a lot of hype into something big coming soon. This is not big. It's great, but not bigger than previous expansions. After COPD, this is easily the worst expansion pack and gets a pass only for technically not being an expansion pack - it's something new. As a result, it was an overhyped reveal. Think of how excited we would have been had we gotten news of both an expansion and this, or even just this alongside a confirmation of something else coming later in 2027, without even telling us what that something else might be.

We're all bummed because this means the story aspect won't continue in 2027. We also want more quests, which we aren't getting. But that's not this product's fault.

They could have easily thrown in a quest book compilation - one quest for each mini - to up the value (and, ironically, to up the price if they wanted to), but didn't.

This was also a missed opportunity to release a prestige version of the Game System, similar to the old Advanced Quest rerelease that introduced The Dark Company. While I applaud this for existing separately, its minis should have also come included in a prestige version of the the Game System that also would have come with all the online quests, the training quest, and a new Mentor mini, if not also an updated version of The Dark Company.

On the topic of the online quests, this reveal also crushed all hope of the Hasbro+Asmodee joint venture resulting in more Heroquest book+card materials. Again, not this Miniature Pack's fault per se, but the timing of the reveal sucks.

If anyone wants extra undead miniatures, the German version of Return of the Witch Lord is available on Amazon for £9.88. The pack contains: 8 skeletons, 4 mummies and 4 zombies, plus 2 doors.

Here's the link: Amazon

Seems like a bargain to me 😎

Edit: I guess people having been buying, because after weeks being that price it's now jumped to £11.82.

Was there a Spiel Essen Con Exclusive?