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Avalon Hill HeroQuest Kellar's Keep Expansion, Dungeon Crawler Board Game for Ages 14 and Up 2-5 Players Requires HeroQuest Game System to Play

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Style: Kellar's Keep (Quest Pack)


Features

  • EXPANSION PACK: The Kellar's Keep game is the first expansion for the Avalon Hill HeroQuest dungeon crawler board game. (Requires HeroQuest game system to play. Sold separately.)
  • THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES: The cards and booklets feature incredible artwork that takes players' imaginations into a mysterious underground world filled with monsters, deadly traps, and more
  • ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION OF MINIATURES: This tabletop board game includes 17 beautifully detailed unpainted miniatures including includes orcs, goblins, and abominations
  • INCLUDES 10 EXCITING QUESTS: The Kellar's Keep board game includes full-color tiles, artifact cards, and quests that players haven't seen in previous editions of the HeroQuest game system
  • LIMITLESS REPLAYABILITY: This expansion gives you more opportunities to delve deeper into the HeroQuest game, and adds to the replayability. Players can also create their own stories and build their own quests

Description

The adventure continues! Go deeper into the rich story of the HeroQuest fantasy dungeon crawler board game with this exciting expansion. Players work together to solve an ancient puzzle to triumphantly rescue the King who is trapped in the forbidding recesses of Kellar's Keep. Immerse yourself in the fantasy with the stunning artwork, 17 detailed miniatures, full-color tiles, and 10 exciting quests not seen in the initial HeroQuest Game System. (Requires HeroQuest Game System to play. Sold separately.) The game has limitless replayability, and players can also build their own quests and create their own stories. Gather friends together for an exciting night of tabletop gameplay in an epic battle of good and evil. The game is for 2-5 players, ages 14 and up. Avalon Hill and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc.


Brand: Hasbro Gaming


Material: Plastic


Theme: Fantasy


Number of Players: 5


Minimum Age Recomendation: 168


Product Dimensions: 2.13 x 7 x 9.38 inches


Item Weight: 15.8 ounces


Item model number: F4543


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Release date: November 28, 2021


Language: English


Manufacturer: Hasbro


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    • A classic reborn / Un clásico renacido
Style: HeroQuest Game System
Jugué HeroQuest muchas veces en mi adolescencia. Es un juego muy creativo, con elementos que lo hacen muy llamativo para cualquiera. El juego original hacía muchos años que no se encontraba disponible, y es bueno ver como lo han relanzada con algunos nuevos elementos. En general, HeroQuest no ha cambiado su esencia. 4 jugadores toman control de un guerrero, un mago, un enano y un elfo y se adentran en una aventura para tratar de frenar las fuerzas del malvado Zargon. Un jugador más ayuda a dirigir el juego, mientras es el encargado de tomar el rol de las huestes del villano. El juego contiene un libro lleno de aventuras que se juegan una tras otra formando una historia. La caja contiene un enorme tablero para colocar las miniaturas y crear las ambientaciones necesarias para cada aventura. El juego contiene un enorme número de miniaturas de los personajes, los monstruos y las decoraciones, que usarás para crear una mazmorra olvidada, o las ruinas de un castillo o las cavernas inundadas de monstruos. Lo importante es el trabajo en equipo del grupo de aventureros en sobrevivir cada aventura. Las miniaturas en esta versión son mucho mejores que las del juego original. Con mucho más detalle y de un material fuerte. Los muebles y decoraciones también son mejores y le dan una estética que resalta. En otras palabras, llama la atención ver el tablero cuando ya se está en acción. Es como una versión sencilla de D&D, si se puede entender así. Además, el juego te da las herramientas para que puedas crear tus propias aventuras para poder jugarlas con amigos y familia. Juego altamente recomendado, cada partida puede tomar alrededor de 1 hora, eso sí, llena de entretenimiento. Juego sencillo para cualquier edad. La única razón que tengo para darle 4 estrellas es que está versión le falta "la tienda" que es un tablero donde puede ver el equipo que los héroes pueden comprar entre cada aventura. Este era un elemento muy bueno en la versión original, que por algun motivo dejaron fuera. No es esencial ya que el equipo está todo en cartas, pero era un elemento visual que daba acceso a los jugadores para ver las herramientas a las que tienen acceso los héroes. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I played HeroQuest many times during my adolescence. It is a very creative game with elements that make it very appealing to anyone. The original game had not been available for many years, and it is good to see how it has been relaunched with some new elements. In general, HeroQuest has not changed its essence. 4 players take control of a warrior, a mage, a dwarf, and an elf and venture into an adventure to try to stop the forces of the evil Zargon. One more player helps to direct the game while being in charge of taking on the role of the villain's hordes. The game comes with a book full of adventures that are played one after another to form a story. The box contains a huge board to place the miniatures and create the necessary settings for each adventure. It also contains a huge number of miniatures of characters, monsters, and decorations, which you'll use to create a forgotten dungeon, or the ruins of a castle, or monster-infested caves. The important thing is the teamwork of the group of adventurers to survive each adventure. The miniatures in this version are much better than those in the original game, with much more detail and made of strong material. The furniture and decorations are also better and give it a standout aesthetic. In other words, the board draws attention when you're already in action. It's like a simple version of D&D, if you can understand it that way. Additionally, the game gives you the tools to create your own adventures to play with friends and family. Highly recommended game, each game can take around 1 hour, filled with entertainment. It's a simple game for any age. The only reason I have to give it 4 stars is that this version lacks "the shop," which is a board where you can see the equipment that the heroes can buy between each adventure. This was a very good element in the original version that they left out for some reason. It's not essential since the equipment is all on cards, but it was a visual element that gave players access to see the tools that the heroes have access to. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 9, 2023 by Sixaola
    • Re-release of a beloved classic.
Style: HeroQuest Game System
I first played this game back in 1991 with my brother and thought it was my favorite board game. Fast forward to the present. I had been wishing for a long time that I could get another copy of HeroQuest to play again, but good condition copies were just so bloody expensive ($300+ USD on a certain auction site). When I found out that Avalon Hill was re-releasing it, I snatched one up as soon as I was able. There are a few differences to the original version though. Pros -- Sturdier doors and tile pieces. New version comes in plastic trays that, if taken care of, make it easier to keep the pieces together and in good condition. Box seems sturdier. Cons -- Character/monster pieces are flimsier and require much more care when handling. Due to the problems with mass production, more than half of the pieces in my copy were either misshapen (not horribly) or bent. Neutral -- Armory no longer comes printed on a sheet, but rather is split up into cards. It was easier, to me, when the whole armory was on one easy to keep track of sheet. If you are playing for the first time, or thinking of getting a copy to play it again, I would make a suggestion and reccomend getting four extra sets of dice (one for each player, one for game master) or a couple of dice towers/trays. It makes things so much easier due to the somewhat cramped nature of having enough pieces placed on the board. There are also several expansions to this game that you might want to check out. Kellar's Keep (quest pack) Return of the Witch Lord (quest pack) Commander of the Guardian Knights (player character expansion -- hard to find as of the time of this review) Forsaken Tunnels of Xor-Xel (downloadable quest) New Beginnings (downloadable quest) The Frozen Horror (quest pack) Into The Northlands (downloadable quest) The Rogue Heir of Elethorn (player character expansion) The Mage of the Mirror (quest pack) Advanced HeroQuest (Milton Bradley/Gamesworkshop, not Avalon Hill -- very hard to find in good condition) Wizards of Morcar (Milton Bradley/Gamesworkshop, not Avalon Hill -- very hard to find in good condition) Against the Ogre Horde (Milton Bradley/Gamesworkshop, not Avalon Hill -- very hard to find in good condition) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 16, 2023 by Redzet
    • Well done, Hasbro! A remake, but the components are MUCH improved!
Style: HeroQuest Game System
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 22, 2023 by Sanjay Kurichh

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