#TBT

[@lordravenblade]

Healing hands is almost required for a first-adventure “all characters survive” result.

[@thomasburns6655]

Dude, Iove this game. My kids discovered my Warhammer Fantasy armies a while ago and got hooked. We've been playing Quest through the quarantine and loving it as well.

[@robertcanavan8488]

This series really caught my dad's imagination and he took the Quest back out of the box. We've been playing through missions and are moving on to a Skaven quest from an old copy of White Dwarf this weekend! Thanks for putting this series out, it's fantastic!

[@cjanquart]

Was that the one with the Dwarf Slayer that died and you had to take the hammer (Sornigseng?) to complete the quest? I remember there were some ledges and lots of bottomless pit style action.

[@robertcanavan8488]

@@cjanquart this is the one with a Clan Skryre warpfire weapon on a dungeon tile from white dwarf. There are three possible missions and a Clan Skryre, Clan Eshin and a rat golem character.

[@robertcanavan8488]

I'll get the name of it tomorrow

[@psi-man]

​ @Robert Canavan I remember making a rat golem conversion for this quest when I was a wee lad. He had wheels instead of legs. It was my first attempt at making a conversion. I was very proud of it. No idea what happened to him.

[@christopherb7024]

Another fun installment! FYI though: the first attack rule (monsters targeting the character selected when they were placed) only applies to the monster's first attack. After that first round, the monsters follow the rule of one-on-one, i.e. a monster either attacks the nearest character (if pinned) or a new target is selected using equal division or the character tokens, if necessary. Also, a tip about Healing Hands: it's the ultimate "Keep the other heroes in the game" spell. Since the wizard can cast spells at any time during the turn, if you always make sure he has at least 2 power left you can cast it at the very end of the turn. That way, no matter how many wounds the heroes take during a turn, you can get everyone back up at the end of the turn. (Just try to keep the baddies off the wiz and save any healing potions for him!).

[@jimifails]

I love the idea of the party charging in to massacre some big rats, only to completely miss the 2 massive Minotaurs in the room until it's too late.

[@Dontcarewillneveruse]

I love how the room goes from the heros entering finding they're space to instant mosh pit of orcs

[@itsallfunandgames723]

I own several good dungeon crawlers, but it's insane that this game hasn't had a proper 2nd edition reimplementing an improved version of THIS experience.

[@brandondollar]

It's All Fun and Games What is your favorite other dungeon crawler? I have trouble finding one that's not silly or weird.

[@itsallfunandgames723]

@@brandondollar : My next favorite is Descent 2nd edition, which is really a dungeon scenario game more than exploration, but I think it's a lot of fun. It provides the heroes with individual abilities and provides you choices as a player, but isn't too crunchy, and doesn't stray away from slaying monsters and picking up loot.

[@jasonbeard1004]

That is the reason I got into shadows of brimstone lol

[@TheJoyofWargaming]

Love the way the story of this party just naturally arises from the mechanics. Don't need 300 pages of background to have a great narrative. Just throw 'em in a dungeon and go.

[@dannydepp69]

The power of Freeze compels you!! x

[@cjanquart]

I was a fan of Time Warp, but IIRC only works on a D6 roll of 5+.

[@shawnjensen4743]

I recognize those Skaven minis in the thumbnail. My very first Skaven minis . Still field them for memories. Tough lil rats. Good video i miss this game . It and Mordheim.

[@jasonbeard1004]

I used to love playing as the pit fighter, was my first extra character I bought for the game all them years ago lol

[@brandondollar]

Archers are supposed to be placed as far away as possible on the board.

[@katfezza4570]

You survived! :-O That healing spell is definitely one of the most useful. Didn't notice you recording the 5 gold on the wizard for each wound healed. Maybe I was just too absorbed in the video though.

[@shinankoku2]

This was the first unqualified success for WQ. Well done!!

[@Kevin.Mitchell]

Great fun - love the story that's emerging from this! See what happens when you diverge from killing everything? You get run over. Looking forward to seeing if the pit fighter can earn some glory in the next installment!

[@ZephyrNadir]

That barbarian is great at cutting down bridges, but against anything that moves, he's not so great! :D

[@cjanquart]

Our group held the belief that there was a coupon on each slain monster stating "redeem for x-amount of gold coins". The experience/gold conversion was weird because you could sandbag (you had to) and not level up and spend the gold on equipment, rather on training; we must have gone on several quests as a level one party.

[@WarhammerQuestAdventurersGuild]

Fantastic series guys! Inspiring many. Keep up the Adventures! 😀

[@kenneths9831]

These are my favorite videos you have done so far. Thanks a again for this amazing content!!

[@enriqueperez-wb5gk]

Now that I see these play throughs I see that Shadows of Brimstone is this, but reskinned. I hope they do a second edition to this game!!

[@Monkeh99]

I love old school warhammer quest,

[@iainfenton4671]

You never seem to take the objective room treasure cards…

[@clintboover1302]

Yes!! Oldhammer!!!

[@MyGamingBacklog]

I need more, Ash! Sigmar demands it, haha.

[@nicbongo]

Don't monsters have to roll to break combat too? And as bats are flying, why can't they attack over the chasm?

[@holidayshobbies1296]

Fantastic as always

[@TheCrushmaster]

You could always play it up as the "dead" guys aren't dead and they just got KO'ed, and teleported out via magic if all "died." Beats coming up with new characters - the same guys is more fun. :-)

[@HistoricLife]

What colors did you use on your bats, they look really good. Hard to tell if its a flesh color or a brown on the wings.

[@mzm1457]

The barbarians are cursed it seems!

[@johnmiddleton4291]

Healing Hands is a spell that would be nerfed in video games. Doesn't it give gold for each wound healed too?

[@8elias8]

yes, Yes, YES!

[@8elias8]

Ash, aren't you suppose to draw an objective room treasure card (instead of a dungeon room treasure card) when you complete the objective room?

[@ChuckBarchuk]

Does the Barbarian have to roll for berserk every time? I thought once he succeeds, he stays berserk for the rest of combat no?

[@fredmarquis1105]

wwwwwwwwwwwooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh ! :D my childhood

[@ocarlo3]

Great video!!! On another note: Are you doing keto or something? U r looking thinner. Good job. If it's keto that thing works wonders

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

Nope just living better

[@stethespaniard2]

I hate the rules for this game. Enemies just appear completely filling a room. Ambush means you have no magic? You can basically be one shot. You can be pinned but the Minotaur isn't. Orcs, Minotaurs and Skaven all in one place? It's just as bad as the computer game how can you stand it?

[@christopherb7024]

A few thoughts: Ambushes (I assume you mean unexpected events) don't mean you have no magic. You just have extremely limited power (1 + whatever personal power + power stored in magic items) for the round in question, so you probably won't be casting your "big" spells that round (at 1st level - more on that below). It's not likely you can be one-shot. The unexpected events keep the game fresh and challenging - it'd be a slow, boring slog without them. Monsters *can* be pinned - Ash goofed on that rule. All the various monsters in the same dungeon? Ash is playing the game in its most basic, out-of-the-box, beginner format. He's using the Event deck without customizing it. There are other options, from selectively removing cards from the Event deck, to adding your own Event cards,, to using one of the expansions (which are more monster-centric), to using the level-specific tables in the Roleplay book (and ignoring results that don't fit your dungeon) - all of which are encouraged by the rules. You have to get past the beginner play experience to really understand the depth of this amazing game. Once your characters start to grow (gather magic items and train to higher levels) and you start to include play elements beyond the basics (i.e. move from using just the rules in the basic Rule Book and into what's in the Roleplay book) the game really comes alive. TLDR: Don't hate the game until you've seen or experienced all it has to offer.

[@josephmiddleton3181]

@@christopherb7024 now that, Sir, is what call a response :)

[@Banshun]

Always love a bit of TBT.