Warhammer Quest - Warhammer Quest & White Dwarf

Warhammer Quest & White Dwarf

To accompany Warhammer Quest Games Workshop produced a number of articles in their White Dwarf magazine that added additional elements to the game play such as extra rooms, adventures & other articles. They were as follows:

  • WD 184 – Design Notes on the original game.
  • WD 185 – Release of ‘The Pit Fighter’ warrior pack & rules. "Mission Impossible" article: floorplan and Cards for the ‘Gaol’ special quest and special rules for hidden passages.
  • WD 186 – Release of the ‘Warrior Priest’ warrior pack & rules. "Flames of Khazla" article: floorplan and Cards for the Flames of Khazla special quest, also the release of the first Treasure pack & blank Event cards.
  • WD 187 – Release of ‘Lair of the Orc Lord’ & design notes & release of the ‘Imperial Noble’ warrior pack.
  • WD 188 – Release of the ‘Elf Ranger’ warrior pack. "Creatures of Darkness" article: guidelines to create your own Monster Cards.
  • WD 189 – Release of the ‘Trollslayer’ warrior pack. "The Darkness Below" article: a set of guidelines to alter dungeon generation.
  • WD 190 – Release of the ‘Chaos Warrior’ warrior pack. "Dark Secrets" article: extra cards that Warriors could take to add an extra element to an adventure or to the warrior’s background.
  • WD 191 – Release of ‘Catacombs of Terror’ and the ‘Wardancer’ warrior pack. "A Horror Awakens" article: how to link three new adventures and included two new treasure cards. Showcase of a superb Warhammer Quest diorama by legendary miniature painter Mike McVey.
  • WD 192 – Release of the ‘Witch Hunter’ warrior pack. "Into the Depths" article: adding yet more variety through dungeon design. Also included two new Board Sections(Collapsed Passage, Into the Dark/Spiral Staircase and Dead End).
  • WD 193 – "A Dungeon of Your Own" article: tailoring Blank Event Cards with Monsters and Events. Included four new Event Cards.
  • WD 194 – "Well Met!" article: Warrior Parties and their composition including the pros and cons.
  • WD 195 – "Domain of the Horned Rat" article: introducing Skaven-themed dungeons, a new monster ‘the Rat Golem’ & a new objective room - Quirrik’s Laboratory.
  • WD 196 – "On the Waterfront" article: part 1 of an article on foreign travel. Involved traveling to far and distant lands, introducing coastal towns and rules for finding a ship and captain to sail the seas.
  • WD 197 – "Lost Kingdoms" article: part 2 of an article on foreign travel including boarding ships as well as ocean events if Warriors decide to set sail to distant lands.
  • WD 198 – Warhammer Quest Q&A.
  • WD 199 – "Getting Out Once In A While" article: part 1 of an article on converting your warriors for use within Warhammer Fantasy.
  • WD 200 – "Getting a Breath of Fresh Air" article: part 2 of an article on converting your warriors for use within Warhammer Fantasy.
  • WD 201 – "A Green and Pustulant Land" article: introducing a Nurgle themed mini-campaign.
  • WD 202 – "Out of the Darkness" article: introducing adventures beyond the confines of dungeons.
  • WD 204 – "Room For Improvement" article: improving you dungeons as well as introducing a new board section (The Sewer) and a new Chaos Slaanesh adventure.
  • WD 208 – Release of the ‘Bretonnian Knight’ warrior pack. Also a retrospective look at Warhammer Quest and its evolution.

Read more about this topic:  Warhammer Quest

Famous quotes containing the words quest, white and/or dwarf:

    Thou art the unanswered question;
    Couldst see thy proper eye,
    Alway it asketh, asketh;
    And each answer is a lie.
    So take thy quest through nature,
    It through thousand natures ply;
    Ask on, thou clothed eternity;
    Time is the false reply.
    Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882)

    It is snowing and death bugs me
    as stubborn as insomnia.
    The fierce bubbles of chalk,
    the little white lesions
    settle on the street outside.
    Anne Sexton (1928–1974)

    A dwarf who brings a standard along with him to measure his own size—take my word, is a dwarf in more articles than one.
    Laurence Sterne (1713–1768)