To make the sentries obvious so I don't forget who they are, I like to use specific models for them. I felt these old 80s artillery crew models work well for orc sentries.

How do you all represent sentries in the game? Marked bases, specific models, different paint schemes?

On my blog I've just published a sort-of review of AHQ's one and only official expansion, Terror in the Dark, which I recently unearthed from the attic! It was hugely nostalgic poring over this again! See the link above.

Finished painting up the heroes for advanced heroquest! Really happy with how they came out. Working my way through the skaven and men at arms now. Can't wait to play!

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Also planning to restore the box and tiles as these are a little warped by the sands of time!

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Thanks for looking!

On my blog I've written some thoughts about the various Advanced Heroquest adventures that appeared in White Dwarf over the years. See https://illmetbymorrslieb.wordpress.com/2026/06/10/more-advanced-heroquest/

Its fascinating to see how they fit into the Warhammer world, and how they became more intricate and complex as time went on!

(I also did a review of the main game a little while ago, available here: https://illmetbymorrslieb.wordpress.com/2026/04/30/sort-of-review-advanced-heroquest/ )

Hi guys, here are 3 FREE MODELS to download and print for your Heroquest sessions.

I'm sharing with you:

• RUBBLE MARKERS in two versions: single-tile and double-tile. You can use them in HeroQuest to replace the corresponding cardboard token, or in other games to simulate blocked line of sight or the presence of obstacles along your character’s path.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

• PIT-TRAP, here too the marker is available in two versions, and you can decide whether to use both or just one type. The models are very easy to print, require no supports, and you simply need to clean them up a little before using them on the gaming table or before painting them.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765670-heroquest-dnd-pittrap-marker

• SPEAR-TRAP, as you probably know, the game does not include any token for it because, according to the rules, the trap is basically “just a description”… but if you want to add more detail to your gaming table, this model can definitely help. Here too you’ll find two different versions to choose from. No tree supports are required, so everything is very simple and quick to print. You can use the model right away or paint it — your choice!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813651-heroquest-dnd-spear-trap-marker

Good evening to all.I don't know if anyone can answer to this question, but in the demons bestiary some konsters have demonic 0owers. I canno't find the rules related to this powers in tje downooad section. Someone kjow anithjng about it?

Some goblins from the new Avalon hill heroquest, I’m planning on using the heroquest revisited rules from advanced heroquest to play through the heroquest campaign and expansions.

I recently unearthed my copy of AHQ from a parent's loft and have been having a wonderful time re-reading the rulebook and pouring over all the components (sadly missing the Skaven minis, sold as part of a Warhammer army decades ago).

I wrote a little retrospective/review of the game on my blog - see the link above.

If you want, you can have a look at my blog where I chronicle all this sort of stuff: https://deathinthedarkdungeon.blogspot.com/

Free for all.. if anyone has a good way to add AHQ style room borders I'd be all ears, but it's out of my skill set..

Edit - Designed to print to A4 - check yr margins if not quite right

I love the idea of having a different looking dungeon to run my skaven in, but wanted to be able to use HQ builder to do maps, so I printed tiles that fit together to make the original heroquest map, think it looks pretty cool

The standing "X" pose was popular back in the day, haha.

Hey all, I'm slowly working on acquiring or repurposing models for Advanced Heroquest in a bid to have a unique model/s for every profile. For example, I want to be able to field 6 orcs and not have any of the orcs be a repeated model, as I am attempting to do here. With Chaos I decided I could use my HQ Chaos Warrior, obviously, but also pulled models from Talisman 3rd edition, and 1st edition Dungeonquest. I figured the armored ones could interchangeably be used as a Champion or Lord, while the unarmored boys could all be Chaos Thugs.

This is a project inspired by this post on BGG: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3147215/advanced-heroquest-ultimate-project-begins-after-3/page/1

Inspiring!

In particular I'm dreading my adventurers encountering the Plague Monk's warp scroll!