ThankS!!!!

[FainFlynn]

A big thank you to the creators of this website. This was my favorite game as a child, so I thank you for helping me relive it.

What does it take to reach Champion status?? I really want to download the Ogre quest!

Thanks!

[Rook]

Welcome to the community! As a total newbie myself, I had to look it up. Here is the definition straight from your control panel:

Members who show their true valour at Ye Olde Inn may receive Champion status. In addition to special forum access (Champion's Table) and Contest Voting privileges, Champions have the ability to add attachments¹ to their posts and PMs so they may easily share their admirable HeroQuest and fantasy gaming additions for all to enjoy.

Fourteen (14) worthwhile² posts are required before the title of Champion is awarded.
Some truly heroic members may become Honorary Champions before reaching the required amount of posts.

¹As long as the rules regarding attachments are followed. See Forum Rules for details.
²Posts that engage in and add to conversations and discussions throughout the forum are deemed worthwhile. Posts that consist merely of "Nice!", "Cool" and other quick phrases that add little to the community as a whole will not count toward Champion status.

So I guess it simply comes down to participating in a meaningful manner and you get in rather quickly!

Good luck!

[slev]

Although it helps of you start by slaying a Gargoyle in Felarg's tomb!

[Sjeng]

Welcome off-topic the Inn!! We need to add another wing drathe... Place is getting crowded again.

[splatterkid]

Yes the inn certainly is an amazing place. I am also a newb in here. Would love nothing more then to be able to utilize all of the great things that these guys have created.

[FainFlynn]

What does the little symbol next to the thread topic name mean?

[Count Mohawk]

What does the little symbol next to the thread topic name mean?

It means whatever you want it to mean. You're allowed to choose one of 29 icons to put next to your post if you feel like it. These are found just above the subject line, which is just above the main body of the text editor.