HeroQuest: Kellar's Keep

HeroQuest: Kellar's Keep

HeroQuest: Kellar's Keep
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HeroQuest: Kellar's Keep

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

“My friends, I have alarming news. The Emperor and his army are trapped in Kellar’s Keep, the underground bastion of the fortress of Karak Varn. This great Dwarven stronghold lies deep within the heart of the World’s Edge Mountains. The great book Loretome has revealed a secret passage to me that has been long forgotten. It will be your task to find this passage, known as Grin’s Crag, and bring the Emperor to safety.

The fortress is well defended, but I fear that time is against us. The Emperor’s army weakens with starvation while the enemy grows stronger by the day. You must find the four pieces of Grin’s map, that are scattered throughout the halls, if you are to locate the path to Kellar’s Keep. You must not fail, for should you do so, our cause will be lost. It is up to you, brave Heroes, to rescue the Emperor.”

Contents.

A new Quest Book containing 10 new adventures that must be played in sequence.

17 finely detailed Citadel Miniatures featuring:
- 8 Orcs
- 6 Goblins
- 3 Fimirs

New full-colour game board overlays and punchouts including:
- 2 Main Entrance/Exit folded doors
- 1 Rolling Boulder token
- 6 Spiral Passage steps tokens
- 1 Dwarven Forge token
- 4 Grin’s Map puzzle piece tokens
- 1 Magical Darkness token
- 1 Grin’s Crag precipice token
- 2 Tunnel Trapdoor tokens
- 2 Pit Trap tokens
- 12 Fallen Rubble tokens

Game Info

  • Suitable for ages 10 and up.
    Ages 10 & up
  • Average play time is 120 minutes.
    120 minutes
  • This is a 2-5 player game.
    2-5 players

Game Details

  • Genre(s):Thematic Games
  • Theme(s): Expansion for Base-game,
    Exploration,
    Fantasy,
    Fighting
  • Mechanics: Roll / Spin and Move,
    Variable Player Powers
  • Publisher: Games Workshop Ltd.
  • # of Players: 2 - 5
  • Age: 10 and up
  • Playing Time: 120 minutes
  • Published: 1991
  • Designer: Stephen Baker
  • Expansion to:

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