Ye Olde Inn

Man these are awesome additions/modifications! You all are amazing. I've got a set of Miniatures and cards from HeroScape, Magic The Gathering: Shadows Over Innistrad, and Dragon Strike that I'm working on re-tooling into HeroQuest players and NPCs. I'm definitely going to peruse through all of these posts a few times for some serious inspiration. Hats off to you all. You are seriously good at expanding this already enchanting world. Kudos and thanks.

Writing a quest booklet at least 5 missions inspired by the first Warlock movie, the Warlock game and my own ideas.

So I was looking at some miniatures.
And came across this design:

Who I feel was totally inspired by the original from HQ:

Yeah, there's a lot of similarity there, but I prefer the Gargoyle's stance. Another similar model from ages past is the cloven-hooved Oldhammer bloodthirster. Actually, there have been many Bloodthirster models released over the years, at least one of which inspired the Hero Quest Gargoyle.

Daedalus wrote:Yeah, there's a lot of similarity there, but I prefer the Gargoyle's stance. Another similar model from ages past is the cloven-hooved Oldhammer bloodthirster. Actually, there have been many Bloodthirster models released over the years, at least one of which inspired the Hero Quest Gargoyle.

Links? or Pics? I'd love to see the old school mini inspirations

Daedalus wrote:http://www.coolminiornot.com/13569
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f4/bc/e8/f4bce8dd7ec39b5cf4dbbce206306b36.jpg
http://realmofchaos80s.blogspot.tw/2017/03/finally-images-of-unreleased-marauder.html?m=1

Oh holy Hannah those are AWESOME!

I know this is a really old topic, but in reference to the TC’s first post, the Wizard’s weapon skill would be 1. Using that, the math works out. So for example weapon skill proficiency would look like this:

1: Dagger, Staff, no Armor (Wizard)
2: ??? (Hybrid character, like a cleric or something with restrictions on equipment between a Wizard and one of the fighting heroes)
3: All weapons, all armor (Barbarian, Dwarf, Elf)

I used a similar system for making my own slightly modified characters, but with 14 points to spend, because each character would automatically have a base defense of 2 combat dice (instead of spending two points for it).

*I forgot to mention the TC didn’t consider mind points to have a cost, which they should (like how most heroes body points and mind points added together equal 10)
Also each school of 3 spells should count as 1 point (equivalent to a special skill, like the dwarf’s trap ability).