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Pues eso, que FFG ha anunciado este juego en la Gen Con :D :D :D

Copio pego la noticia original: https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2015/7/31/warhammer-quest-the-adventure-card-game/





Join forces with legendary heroes to brave the many dangers of a cavernous dungeon. Wield potent weapons and magic. Conquer hordes of vile monsters. Discover fabulous treasures. Glorious battles and astonishing riches await you with the upcoming release of Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game!

In Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game, you and up to three friends assume the roles of some of the Old World's most iconic heroes, immersed in a desperate fight for your lives. You'll battle ghouls, Goblins, Skaven, giant bats, and swarms of rats. Monsters lurk in every shadow and around every turn in the dungeon corridors. Even worse, their attacks appear to be driven by some greater nemesis lurking deeper in the lair, and you are the only heroes who might possibly be able to stop this evil villain.

To survive, you will need to work together and summon every ounce of your considerable strengths. Scorch your foes with fireballs as a Bright Wizard, let your grudges fuel your axe strokes as an Ironbreaker, unleash flurries of arrows as a Waywatcher, or invoke Sigmar's blessings as a Warrior Priest. Whichever hero you become, you'll gain access to four powerful talents that you'll need to utilize efficiently along your journey. If you survive long enough, you'll even be able to improve your talents, advancing them and pairing them with the items you find along your way.


A True Dungeon-Delving Experience

The city of Schompf had never seen anything like it. The youngest fell to sickness a moon ago, and their elders soon followed them into the grave. At first, it was believed to be a plague brought on by the debauchery of a travelling carnival, but the execution and burning of the entire troupe did nothing to quell the problem...

Inspired by the much-beloved Warhammer Quest and its classic dungeon adventures, Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game offers you the chance to test your mettle against a host of terrible enemies, dark locations, dungeon encounters, and treasures.

Something evil is happening in the tunnels beneath the city of Schompf. The perplexed and dying city had teetered onto the verge of collapse before an unsuspecting rat-catcher named Jod began spreading tales of a peculiar odor – "more peculiar than usual" – emanating from the sewers. When he informs you that he stumbled across a secret entrance dug into the tunnels on the outskirts of town, you realize this means something has been accessing the city's water supply, no doubt for devious purposes. With no clear path, but with the lives of the city all at stake, you must head into the tunnels to investigate.

In Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game, you must find your way through the tunnels beneath Skompf and through other neighboring caverns, and much of the game revolves around exploring these tunnels by advancing through a series of locations. However, these locations are full of Ghouls, Greenskins, and other monsters. Each time you reveal a new location, new enemies appear, drawn randomly from the quest's enemy deck. These enemies then battle you as you try to advance to the next room. They slash you with their claws, rip into you with their fangs, and fire crossbow shots from the shadows.

All the while, you also have to beware the quest's deadly nemesis, who makes his presence felt throughout the dungeon, even before he decides to confront you personally or you make your way to his lair for a final showdown!

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Together, Against All Odds

"Deliver us unto evil, that we may crush it."
     –The Life of Sigmar, First Apocrypha

To survive the trials you'll face within the dungeons of Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game, you and your allies will need to draw upon every ounce of your strength and make quick, sound decisions in the heat of battle. More than that, you'll need to watch each other's backs and learn how to fight together as a unit.

Each of you takes the role of a hero and gains control of four different action cards: Attack, Aid, Explore, and Rest.

Attack: When you perform an attack, you roll the number of dice indicated by your Attack action and count the successes against one of the enemies with which you are engaged.


Aid: Aiding another hero allows you to add success tokens to one of their actions, to be used at a later time, and allows that hero to ready one of his action cards.

Explore: You need to explore to advance through the game's locations and make your way through its dungeons. Each time you explore, you roll a number of dice and place a number of progress on the location equal to the successes you roll.

Rest: In Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game, you will take damage. You will be beaten and bloodied, and you will need to rest to heal the damage, healing one point of damage for each success you roll on your rest dice.

To perform any of these actions, you must exhaust the appropriate action card. However, that card then remains exhausted, and you cannot utilize that action again until another effect readies the card. Accordingly, you need to coordinate your tactics with your teammates to be sure that you don't find yourself suddenly hamstrung along your efforts to slay your enemies and push your way through the game's tunnels, caverns, and underground chambers.


Moreover, even though you and your teammates each share the same four basic types of actions, the specific effects and the number of dice that your actions grant you ensure that you will play a very different role in your team than any of your teammates.

For starters, each of you has one action that features the game effect, "Ready all of your actions." This effect triggers after you exhaust the card to perform your action, so it will ready itself, too. Importantly, each of the game's four heroes finds this line on a different type of action. The Warrior Priest readies his actions when he rests, but the Bright Wizard readies her actions when she explores.

Of course the differences are enhanced even further. The Bright Wizard can sacrifice her health to gain succesess, ensuring that she can burn as brightly as she needs, even if it may result in her burning out a bit more quickly. The Ironbreaker's actions make him a formidable wall of defense for his teammates, able to wade into the tunnels ahead of the group and survive nearly everything the enemies can throw at him. The Waywatcher is an excellent archer, able to strike down foes from distance. Finally, the Warrior Priest is a formidable combatant who can call Sigmar's blessings down upon his teammates, granting them extra strength in battle. What's more, these differences are enhanced even more as you advance your characters, upgrading your action cards and adding signature equipment over the course of your campaign!


A World of Epic Adventures

The city of Schompf teeters on the verge of collapse, and only you can save it. Head into the secret tunnels on the town's outskirts and set upon a series of epic adventures in the Old World with Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game.

You and your friends will enjoy hours of tense battles and stunning plot twists as you embark upon the five-quest campaign to save the people of Schompf, and you'll enjoy nearly limitless replayability with the game's random dungeon generator. Still, even though there are numerous ways to enjoy your heroic travails, there are only two ways your quest can end – in death or in glory.

Learn more about the dungeon adventures of Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game from our introductory video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI-as3z9KiE

Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game is scheduled to arrive at retailers late in the third quarter of 2015. Until then, keep your eyes open for more news, including previews of the game's dungeon exploration, heroes, and legendary equipment!

¿Será el preludio de algo más esperado...?

Ojalá, sería un bombazo :)

Pinta bien, a que os referís???

Imagino q se refieren a una nueva edición del juego de tablero.

No, no....se refieren a la reposición de "pasión de gavilanes"....jujujuju.

De todas formas ¿lo publica ffg? Se me hace raro, con lo delicados que son los de GW con las Ips y los parecidos razonables. Más bien será la distribuidora. No?
Que alguien me ilumine.

Pd: Si sacan una reedición del WHQ, me parten el año. Porque barato no sería. Como poco 110€, que este llevaba mucho plástico (en la edición inglesa. La española costaba lo mismo y venía menos de la mitad de material).

Pero bueno, comer está sobrevalorado.

Cita de: totustustous en Agosto 01, 2015, 07:49:47 AM
No, no....se refieren a la reposición de "pasión de gavilanes"....jujujuju.

De todas formas ¿lo publica ffg? Se me hace raro, con lo delicados que son los de GW con las Ips y los parecidos razonables. Más bien será la distribuidora. No?
Que alguien me ilumine.

Pd: Si sacan una reedición del WHQ, me parten el año. Porque barato no sería. Como poco 110€, que este llevaba mucho plástico (en la edición inglesa. La española costaba lo mismo y venía menos de la mitad de material).

Pero bueno, comer está sobrevalorado.

Pues en la foto de antes del video solo veo cartas y tokens

Solo hablan del juego de cartas, no saldrá ninguno de minis, pero seguro que captan el espíritu . Pero claro si tienen licencia y ven potencial, a lo mejor el próximo año sacan un descent de warhammer quest, FFG quiere tu dinero y y lo sabes.

Parece que es otro juego de cartas cooperativo, últimamente están sacando bastantes.

Los rumores de una reedición del Wathammer Quest de tablero llevan tiempo rondando, o más bien la idea de que GW va a sacar un juego de mazmorreo para este otoño, después de sacar el juego de PC y ahora el juego de cartas reeditar el de mesa sería la guinda, pero vamos, siendo realistas la posibilidad es remota...

Este que anuncian, es un juego de cartas. Algo, imagino, similar al pathfinder.
Si hubiese sido del warhammerquest de tablero este hilo tendría ya, más de 200 mensajes.

Lo que pasa es que viendo la noticia, hemos comentado que no estaría mal que reeditasen el warhammer quest. Y que quizás este de cartas, sea la antesala de esa posible reedición.

Pues he estado echándole un vistazo más y el juego parece entretenido, incluso se puede jugar en solitario, le echaré un ojo a ver como evoluciona, si sale bueno podría caer.
Ya veremos si esto significa el fin de toda esperanza de ver reeditado el juego de tablero, o por contrario el resurgimiento de la marca a la larga podría propiciar que éste saliera nuevamente algún a la luz día...

Pues parece que este y todo los juegos nuevos de FFG lo va a seguir sacando Edge. Así que no tendremos problema con el idioma ni co este ni con el Fury

Yo no me haría muchas ilusiones, según tengo entendido solo la propia GW puede fabricar miniaturas, por eso el Relic es con bustos.

Y este juego habrá que seguirlo con atención, si hacen un juego tan chulo como el señor de los anillos sin las 1000 expansiones, puede salir un juego muy bueno.

Eso tenía entendido, aunque La Herejía de Horus lleva miniaturas siendo tb de FFG así que si hiciese falta supongo que llegarían a un acuerdo, o podría hacerlo la misma GW.

Puff, lo que tengo claro es que como empiecen con las chorrocientas expansiones se queda en la estantería de la tienda, muy bueno tendría que ser para que picase.

En el Instragram de edge ya lo están prácticamente confirmando en español:

https://instagram.com/p/523hpoBkIr/?taken-by=edgeent

yo creo que este juego es carne de expansión. tratándose además de ffg, con más motivo aún.

estuve viendo en la bgg el vídeo de un italiano, con subtítulos en inglés (ojalá lo subtitularan todo), y me dió la sensación de que el juego va a recordar bastante al space hulk: death angel, en el aspecto de que tienes siempre 4 acciones (que tapeas y destapeas). no hay mazo de cartas propio. no es un juego de construcción de mazos.

para nada me recordó al pathfinder.

incluso en algunos aspectos me llegó a recordar al mistfall, por el hecho de que las cartas de dungeon serían como los eventos del mistfall, que tienes que ir resolviéndolos para luego pasar al siguiente. todo esto dicho a groso modo, eh?

en principio me parece interesante. pero la verdad es que cooperativos de cartas (y de fantasía) ya hay oferta...

os dejo el enlace al vídeo en cuestión (acordaos que hay que darle al botón de los subtítulos):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3j20i3awU8