Warhammer Quest: New Skills, Powerful Gear

String your bow, prepare your magic, and speak your prayers to Sigmar—soon, you will journey into the evil depths below the city of Schompf in Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game. Yet as powerful as you are, you cannot root out this danger without help. Fortunately, the dungeons below Schompf aren’t only filled with enemies. You’ll also find the tools you need to destroy your monstrous foes.

Fantasy Flight Games is ramping up for the release of Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game, a new game set in the Warhammer Fantasy universe and based on the classic adventure board game, Warhammer Quest.  While we anticipate its release, FFG has, as is their custom, been releasing a steady flow of helpful information concerning the details of gameplay. In the latest update on the game, FFG explains the rewards that can be attained in a dungeon delve in the game, including dungeon cards, gear, and upgraded action cards. Dungeon Cards can be discovered as players explore that various locations throughout the dungeon, and include two different types of card: events and items.  Events can be a positive or a negative experience for the players, allowing them to interact with a Shrine for special bonuses, or they can be beset by an ambush from hostile creatures. Gear includes weapons, armor, and accessories that heroes can use to strengthen themselves in order to be more successful in the mission.  Players begin a campaign with only one slot for gear, but can increase this capacity as they improve.  Gear can also be carried over from mission to mission. Each hero has four basic Action Cards, which can be upgraded throughout their adventures.  These upgraded action cards can make each ability more powerful and effective. For more information on these rewards attainable in the game see the article here, or for more information on Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game in general, please see the game page here.  Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game is set to release in November 2015.