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Its finally here! Brand new set of quests, treasures, hazards, and monsters. Equally as large as my first WHQ old world setting. In addition you can now play as a wholly new character: The Amazon!

Do enjoy: I'll be posting the actual board sections we have been using along with the dungeon cards on pdf to print next week. Until then almost all of the are available on the Chronicles of the Old World website.

Some of my boards have slight edits but nothing major. In addition I added in rules for using heroquest furniture in WHQ to spice up the dungeon without changing the balance. Board sections and Cards have been added in pdf form for Lustria ready to print! The boards and cards have been added in pdf form now for your convenience. Only the Lustria tiles are up currently as my old world ones are not in printable form yet.

As an attempt to hijack my own thread though in our latest play testing campaigns we have come to a conclusion that level 10 sucks. Bicycle Thieves Film Songs Mp3 Download there. There is no real end game other than completing the (staggering) level 10 epic quests. So my question is does anyone have any good ideas for activities that can be done only at BL 10. My current idea is to have overarching main campaign quests that are separated into smaller quests during the warriors career (level 1-10) with the final quest only unlocking after completing various other goals at level 10. This really is the weakest section of the game in play testing as after you get to level 10 there isn't a whole lot of incentive to keep going with the same party. Look forward to hearing some different ideas!

If ever I were to get that far, I'd set up a virtually impossible challenge where the odds of success are limited at best. Last Episode Of Dharam Veer Serial. And if the warriors survive that, I'd make the next dungeon yet harder still, until there's nobody left alive. There's no better end for a group of warriors that to have the bones lie in some anonymous corner of some anonymous dungeon, their unknown fate a mystery that draws novice warriors into the career that will do the same thing to them (starting all over again at level 1).

Maybe if the warriors survived a certain number of impossible challenges, I might let them retire. But unless 99.9% of all my warriors eventually die in dungeons, it's just not Warhammer Quest to me. I suspect scaling it tough?

Could it be possible, once all heroes have reached lvl10 that in a scripted scenario they find a fountain attended to by an old gatekeeper. The gate being the fountain itself. She beckons for your assistance in another plane, as it is being overrun by an unnatural pestilence. As a vortex envelopes you, you oddly feel different and are required to choose a new character and drop to lvl X. X, being whatever. Who needs to scale when you can force your players into a new story, make them lose x amount of gold and inventory in the process of transporting to another realm.

Well we've tried the 'near impossible quest' to kill off the warriors already (check out the level 10 epic adventures in the books). Last party we did the old world one and managed to beat the odds with the right combination of items. I'm thinking more along the lines of an actual goal that would give the players a few more things to strive for at level 10 before retiring the characters. Don't get me wrong retiring the characters is all well and good (we've done this about 5 times).