Well that's this evening's entertainment sorted for the the guys coming round later! What's everybody else up to?

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FYI, if you love the original and want to revisit it, Avalon Hill did a remake a few years ago. All the rules and quests are the same, just has new minis. The furniture is fully sculpted rather than partly cardboard as well. They’ve also redone all the impossible to find expansions and even created a couple new ones (Jungles of Dethrak and Rise of the Dread Moon).

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DontPokeTheCrab@reddit

My nostalgia for this game is so high.

I almost bought it when they rereleased it a few years ago..but then I remembered I don't have friends to play it with any more.

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Drakotxu@reddit

I'm still playing this game with the boys when I come to visit my city.

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SpenceAlmighty@reddit

My Mum bought this and Space Quest for me and my brother - Played for hours, honestly shocked I never became a warhammer person

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KerissaKenro@reddit

Your pieces are in really great shape

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deformedexile@reddit

I had this and some AD&D trading cards when I was young and my friends and I tried to reverse engineer D&D to play with the pieces.

We decided THAC0 was currency. (I was like 9 leave me alone.)

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BritOnTheRocks@reddit

I somehow ended up with this game instead:

I would pore over the manual and I loved setting up the modular dungeon tiles, but I’m not sure I actually every played it. But it led me to my real love...

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BritOnTheRocks@reddit

I adored this game!

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Vec-tor@reddit

Where i live and plenty of others, Blood Bowl still has a really active player base! My absolute fave mini game ever.

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christine_says@reddit

My ex hosted a blood bowl league every winter with a draft and everything! My Amazon team was pretty decent and my QB raked! Fun times!

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Verbull710@reddit

Won a six player Scythe a while back, great times. W the metal mechs 🤘

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Verbull710@reddit

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Scissorsguadalupe@reddit

I finally got this game in my 40s after wanting it since I was 5. It's so much fun!!

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Dunnersstunner@reddit

In case you want to know the best thing about Heroquest

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-Disagreeable-@reddit

This is in my internet hall of fame of the best videos. It’s incredible.

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rob132@reddit

Yeah it's been a year or two. I might as well watch it again.

" But what about people with back, neck, and face issues huh?

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nine_cans@reddit

I came here to post this but I’m not even mad you beat me to it.

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IIFireMissionII@reddit

Same.

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Total_Bafflement@reddit

Broadsword!

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anecdotal_yokel@reddit

Brodeswode

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Turbomattk@reddit

I still have mine

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smokeymccrackpiped@reddit

I'm a quest for glory man myself

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Wak3upHicks@reddit

I took the kids to a local video rental place that's still open and let them pick out some stuff.

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darthduder666@reddit

I got this game at a time when I was in a new school and was having a tough time making friends. I was recently reminded of it when my girlfriend and I were visiting my mother and she had us going through my old stuff in the basement.

I found it and set it aside. My girlfriend was curious about it and started to go through the box. I told her I never played it but really wanted to. I didn’t elaborate.

She showed me character sheets I made. Then I remembered I tried playing it solo. 🥺

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herb2018@reddit

wow forgot about that

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ReggaeForPresident@reddit

I’d rather play the Cones of Dunshire

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gridlock1024@reddit

My brothers and I played this game all the time

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BlankPaperTiger@reddit

That game was my gateway to D&D and I will always be thankful for it.

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BaronGalactic@reddit

I got this game when I was 9 or 10 maybe. I'm now 42, and have become a big Warhammer 40k fan. Imagine my surprise when I recently discovered that this game is actually based on Warhammer Fantasy, and that the "Chaos Sorcerer" in the game that I was so familiar with is actually that kind of Chaos Sorcerer.

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Available-Crow-3442@reddit

I was looking at these molds and said to myself: “hmmmmm…that’s a Warhammer Ork and a Chaos Sorcerer. I wonder who licensed it”.

And I was vindicated!

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chronicnerv@reddit

I loved this game.

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progthrowe7@reddit

I forced my poor older sisters to play this with me as a kid, but it sparked my love of TTRPGs that continues to this day.

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myka-likes-it@reddit

This lived at my grandparents house so my brother and I would have something to do when we visited.

It was a good reason to want to go visit grandma.

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rust-e-apples1@reddit

I brought this back to my kids after a trip to my parents' house a few years ago. They love it.

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Specialist-Leek8645@reddit

Deep memory. Forgot I used to have this and I loved it so much.

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Slim_Margins1999@reddit

Loved this game! Played the whole original with my older brother, our neighbor who was my brother’s good friend and my old man. I think we managed 1 expansion pack too while they were home from college one summer, but then I never played again. Never found a group my age to pjj lol at with. Lol

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Express-Cow190@reddit

My friend has that game. I’ve not got to play it but he uses the figures for a D&D campaign he’d been running for everyone at my house.

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BaronGalactic@reddit

I was huge into stuff like this when I was a kid, so of course I got this game!

...I am also an only child, so despite my dad attempting to play it with me a few times, I never had anyone to play it with so it mostly just sat on the shelf.

It's still on my shelf now, however!

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jaxsonMiss@reddit

I only remember playing a game that looks similar to this called Talisman.

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B-SideToho@reddit

Ha, i was just talking about this game to a friend last night! I've had this since it came out and even painted the minis when i was a kid.

Have fun playing with your buds:)

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Rahawk02@reddit

I never played D and D other than single player video games. I saw a local bar has a D and D night and I was thinking of checking it out just to get out of the house.

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PIG20@reddit

Had this when I was younger. Had no idea how to play it correctly so I just played with the figures and had my own imaginary battles.

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ProfessorOfLies@reddit

I still have my original set. Then I got an intact original set online to get my kids playing it. THEN I backed Hasbro's revival of it. I loved the pick and play nature if it and the dynamic game board. I do wish the rules worked better. No real character growth, and movement was clunky outside of combat

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Mischievous_Redja@reddit (OP)

Plastic crack, love it, I'm saving that for later.

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pony_is_my_name@reddit

Loved this growing up