In case anyone wasn't aware, Hasbro is republishing the original HeroQuest board game, albeit with updated miniatures and a few other upgrades. Two options are available, the original set for $100 and the core set and two expansions for $150.
Link to the site: HERE
HeroQuest Board Game (Republishing)
- Necron 99
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I still have my original copy of the board game and the Kellar's Keep expansion. A lot of the mini's have broken, but most of the furniture and what not is still intact. After all my cross country moves I'm a little impressed by that. I always did enjoy playing this with whoever I could get to play. I did pick up a Table Top Simulator version a couple of years ago. It was quite enjoyable. I doubt I'll by the new version, but I'd definitely play a few rounds again.
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That's awesome Sam, if we ever get together for a group play, we should definitely play a few adventure sessions. I'm toying with the idea of getting the updated set. I had the original back in the day, but over years and through many moves it's gotten messed up or pieces lost.Captain_Blood wrote: ↑October 25th, 2020, 3:14 am I still have my original copy of the board game and the Kellar's Keep expansion. A lot of the mini's have broken, but most of the furniture and what not is still intact. After all my cross country moves I'm a little impressed by that. I always did enjoy playing this with whoever I could get to play. I did pick up a Table Top Simulator version a couple of years ago. It was quite enjoyable. I doubt I'll by the new version, but I'd definitely play a few rounds again.
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Emphasis mine.Necron 99 wrote: ↑October 25th, 2020, 12:08 pmThat's awesome Sam, if we ever get together for a group play, we should definitely play a few adventure sessions. I'm toying with the idea of getting the updated set. I had the original back in the day, but over years and through many moves it's gotten messed up or pieces lost.Captain_Blood wrote: ↑October 25th, 2020, 3:14 am I still have my original copy of the board game and the Kellar's Keep expansion. A lot of the mini's have broken, but most of the furniture and what not is still intact. After all my cross country moves I'm a little impressed by that. I always did enjoy playing this with whoever I could get to play. I did pick up a Table Top Simulator version a couple of years ago. It was quite enjoyable. I doubt I'll by the new version, but I'd definitely play a few rounds again.
Agreed! That would be some good fun.

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Someone reviewed the 2021 version vs 1989:
“He found himself wondering at times, especially in the autumn, about the wild lands, and strange visions of mountains that he had never seen came into his dreams.” - Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien