Ye Olde Inn

Hi everyone, during the last months I worked on a revision of the Advanced Heroquest game, trying to put together all the best suggestions and effort of the community and replacing the boring table-system with a much more quick and easy decks system. You can find all the details about this renewed AHQ on this website:

http://advancedhq3.altervista.org/

together with the first version I realized for Vassal Engine. Tabletop Simulator version is coming too. The game is now centered on Guilds instead that on single Heroes, it's meant to be played as a Campaign of Guilds fighting for wealth and everyone is welcome to test it and contact me if they want to partecipate in the Campaign I'm preparing.

Everything is provided with its template, to allow customizations, modifications and creation of expansion packs. The Dungeon generation mechanics have been strongly tested and reworked so, take a look if you like old-school dungeon crawlers.

Found a couple of links that are not functioning properly. When you go to Prayers and try clicking on either Verena's Cult or Dwarves Rune Cult, you get directed to Shallya's Cult instead.

Bookmarked, I'm going to check this out in detail later!

Thanks for the segnalation Stratos, corrected both the links

Question, are you left handed?

The tilt on the cards to my eye/brain would look so much better the other way.

This looks like a very cool adaptation for online play. Clearly a lot of work has gone into this effort. Have you had a chance to play a game with it yet? If so, anything going regularly?

maj!

Hi everyone,
I came across this link too late (http://advancedhq3.altervista.org/)...
The site seems to be working, but the Vassal module cannot be downloaded because it is a non-existent link.
Does anyone happen to have a copy of the file to reshare?
Thanks in advance for the kind reply.
Alessandro

Caesar78 wrote:Hi everyone,
I came across this link too late (http://advancedhq3.altervista.org/)...
The site seems to be working, but the Vassal module cannot be downloaded because it is a non-existent link.
Does anyone happen to have a copy of the file to reshare?
Thanks in advance for the kind reply.
Alessandro

The wayback machine on archive.org has backups of this site, although I can't guarantee that all of the content is available.

The archive doesn't have the download files.