Ye Olde Inn

Description: The Rise of Fellmarg continues where Wizards of Morcar left off. It is assumed that players will have completed and be familiar with Kellar’s Keep, Return of the Witch Lord, Against the Ogre Horde and Wizards of Morcar expansion packs to the original game. The Rise of Fellmarg has been designed to fit in with the original UK release of HeroQuest in the late 1980s. It should be compatible with either the original European and U.S. releases of HeroQuest (1989-1991). It can also be played with the more recent re-release of HeroQuest (2021).

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Copyright, permissions and acknowledgements: Hero Quest and the HeroQuest logo are trademarks of the Milton Bradley Corporation and Avalon Hill Games Inc., both subsidiaries of Hasbro Inc. © 1989, 1991, 1992 & 1993 Milton Bradley Games and © 2020 Avalon Hill. All rights reserved. Developed with Games Workshop. Use of the HeroQuest Logo, Theme and Images is not intended as a challenge or threat to their copyright.
This Quest Book is created in line with the permissions granted to create adventures in the original HeroQuest Quest Book and subsequent Adventure Design Booklet.
This document is made available for private, in-home use and is not permitted to be altered or sold, in whole or part, for profit. Original creation by Giles McNeill © 2022. All rights reserved. Cover artwork based on artwork from Warhammer Wiki posted by Grey Knight Dante Warhammer Chaos Sorcerer (CA BY-SA 3.0). Graphic design by Creation. Maps and icons generated with Heroscribe.

I am grateful to the following for their assistance in proofing and playtesting this Quest book: Ray Bordier, Stig Præstekjær Cramer, Tony Larison, & Peter McNeill from the Ye Olde Inn's companion Facebook Group. Following a request, this Quest Book was designed for Rodney Snow.

Thank you for this.

lestodante wrote:Thank you for this.

You are most welcome.

Pentroncius wrote:Cover artwork based on artwork from Warhammer Wiki posted by Grey Knight Dante Warhammer Chaos Sorcerer (CA BY-SA 3.0).

Added by Grey Knight Dante on wiki but not the author
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The illustration is present to AoS - Chaos Battletome - Slaves to Darkness page 35. So "CA BY-SA 3.0" could be forget, the illustration is GW copyright

Damn. I did my best due diligence I could on that. I'll amend when I get chance. As this is not being sold there shouldn't be an issue with copyright.

Thanks so much for knowing this and sharing - too many people keep things like this to themselves as if the rest of us somehow just know like they do.

Pentroncius wrote:Damn. I did my best due diligence I could on that. I'll amend when I get chance. As this is not being sold there shouldn't be an issue with copyright.

Thanks so much for knowing this and sharing - too many people keep things like this to themselves as if the rest of us somehow just know like they do.

You are welcome!

About The Old World illustration at the last cover page, the author is Jes Goodwin (Jeremiah of Nuln ) in 1986 for WFRP1. Copyright GW. Maybe you can credit it.

In the first quest there are two exits: The door (1), and the stairs (2). Where do the Heroes start?

Solo playtesting this before playing with my brother. Some pics of Quest 3, 'The Knights of Nuln'.

The initial relief of finding this nasty looking room having only a Gargoyle statue and two suits of armour was soon dispelled after Tannenberg the Barbarian found a wandering monster, which in this quest is a Knight of Nuln. The Knight swung his huge sword and scored 4 skulls on 5 dice, but Tannenberg parried well and rolled 3 white shields on his 5 dice for 1 BP lost. Tannenberg now retreated back into the room with the Wizard to give space for others to attack. Prod the dwarf charged in with his Battle axe, but his measly 1 skull was easily defended. Now Tariel the Wardancer leapt into action with his swords of Orion ( 2 x 3 dice attacks) and rolled 1 and 2 skulls. The Knight defended the first but obviously wasn't expecting the 2nd blow and failed to defend. Dante the Wizard stayed back in the safety of the room and cast Rock Skin on Tariel. The final attack would be delivered by the Wizard's Gladeguard henchman with his super sharp spear (2 dice diagonal with -1 defence dice on target). He rolled 2 skulls, and with the Knight only defending one, he was dead.

Now to push on. I wonder if I can avoid the rest of the Knights of Nuln this way...

Pics also show Druzhul the Necromancer of Nuln, Yunkathu the Orc Shaman of the Deff Grindaz tribe, Fellmarg the Chaos Sorcerer, and the Knights of Nuln.

The Admiral wrote:Solo playtesting this before playing with my brother. Some pics of Quest 3, 'The Knights of Nuln'.

The initial relief of finding this nasty looking room having only a Gargoyle statue and two suits of armour was soon dispelled after Tannenberg the Barbarian found a wandering monster, which in this quest is a Knight of Nuln. The Knight swung his huge sword and scored 4 skulls on 5 dice, but Tannenberg parried well and rolled 3 white shields on his 5 dice for 1 BP lost. Tannenberg now retreated back into the room with the Wizard to give space for others to attack. Prod the dwarf charged in with his Battle axe, but his measly 1 skull was easily defended. Now Tariel the Wardancer leapt into action with his swords of Orion ( 2 x 3 dice attacks) and rolled 1 and 2 skulls. The Knight defended the first but obviously wasn't expecting the 2nd blow and failed to defend. Dante the Wizard stayed back in the safety of the room and cast Rock Skin on Tariel. The final attack would be delivered by the Wizard's Gladeguard henchman with his super sharp spear (2 dice diagonal with -1 defence dice on target). He rolled 2 skulls, and with the Knight only defending one, he was dead.

Now to push on. I wonder if I can avoid the rest of the Knights of Nuln this way...

Pics also show Druzhul the Necromancer of Nuln, Yunkathu the Orc Shaman of the Deff Grindaz tribe, Fellmarg the Chaos Sorcerer, and the Knights of Nuln.

Thanks for sharing these photos!

I'm on the final room of the final quest and when setting up I noticed a little sword drawn above the orc in the centre of the big room. What is the significance of this, if any?