complete rule compendium

[Goblin-King]

An option could be to start out with the NA versions of things, but put differences/conflicts in footnotes.

[Nephew of Mentor]

I think it would be a good idea to make both an EU compendium and a NA compendium as seperate documents. EU users are going to want what they are familiar with, as are NA users.

I agree with this, but I also really like the use of footnotes, to some extent. It might just be the case that either the EU or NA rule book should be made and then adapted to suit the others afterwards, sort of like a translation.

But the question nobody is asking is... What the heck am I doing taking on so many projects at once?

[Goblin-King]

We all just assumed you were autistic :S

[torilen]

haha - re-re

[Daedalus]

I don't think so. No. definitely not.

[drathe]

Phoenix has combined the rules of the American instruction booklet and each expansion into one Master Instruction Booklet.

What the heck am I doing taking on so many projects at once?

You and me both.

[knightkrawler]

I have 113 projects I'm not working on right now...

[Maike05]

I would love to have a north a american rules compendium please! The european rules just sucks! All monsters, even bosses have 1 BP ? WTF! zargon cannot use chaos spells? xD nothing about closed doors....

[Daedalus]

I got my files confused a bit, so I neglected to mention Pheonix has made a Master Instruction Book that combines the base game with the official expansions. [Like drathe posted above, missed it-edit] He used the North American Instruction Booklet format. His site can be reached via the Inne's Homepage and then the links button. He kept his house rules on seperate files, so his MIB is a great one-stop resource for all of HQ's official rules.

[Phoenix]

Master Instruction Book

http://heroquestbyphoenix.yeoldeinn.com/books/MIB.pdf