by Sophia Mar 27,2025
Over three decades ago, HeroQuest burst onto the scene as one of the pioneering dungeon-crawling board games, capturing the essence of tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons. This game allowed players to step into the shoes of iconic characters such as the mighty Barbarian or the spell-slinging Elf, enabling them to live out their heroic fantasies in a compact two-hour session, a stark contrast to the lengthy afternoon sessions typical of traditional TTRPGs. HeroQuest's appeal was further enhanced by its extensive collection of plastic miniatures and its engaging multi-quest storyline, which fostered a dedicated fan base. This community's enthusiasm was reignited when Hasbro brought the game back through its HasLab crowdfunding platform, leading to a successful revival that continues to delight both new and veteran fans with new releases and expansions.
Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a newcomer eager to thwart the evil Zargon, this buyer's guide will help you navigate the world of HeroQuest and plan your epic adventures!
5See it at AmazonMSRP:$134.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 14 new quests65+ miniatures (31 monsters, 4 heroes, 15 furniture pieces, 19 skull pieces, 4 rats, 21 doors)GameboardGame Master screen93 cards
The cornerstone of your HeroQuest journey is the HeroQuest Game System. This is the essential starting point, as all subsequent expansions build upon it. Without this core set, you won't be able to enjoy the full range of content available.
1See it at TargetMSRP:$49.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 unique questsGame system rulebookDouble-sided gameboardGame Master’s screen5 miniatures1 pad of character sheets6 combat dice2 movement dice39 cardboard pieces102 cards52 plastic movers31 monster tokens15 furniture tokens41 cardboard tiles21 dungeon door tokens
For those new to HeroQuest, the hefty price of the main game can be a barrier. Enter HeroQuest: First Light, a more affordable entry point into the game. It offers a streamlined experience with cardboard tokens replacing some of the plastic miniatures, making it an excellent choice for beginners. While it may not offer much new for existing fans, it's a great way to experience unique quests and add more hero figures to your collection. Plus, First Light is fully compatible with all other HeroQuest content, making it an ideal starting point for those unsure about their commitment to the game.
MSRP: Free
For groups without a dedicated Game Master or solo adventurers, the official HeroQuest companion app is a game-changer. It automates the role of Zargon with fully voiced descriptions, enhancing your gaming experience. Best of all, it's free, making it an easy addition to your HeroQuest arsenal.
MSRP: Free
Avalon Hill has enriched the HeroQuest universe with free downloadable quests available on HasbroPulse's website. These quests, such as the prequel "**A New Beginning**," add depth to the lore and provide additional adventures that utilize resources from various HeroQuest products. They're a fantastic way to extend your HeroQuest experience without additional cost.
2See it at AmazonMSRP:$33.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 new quests19 miniatures (8 orcs, 6 goblins, 3 abominations, 2 doors)Sheet of cardboard tiles14 cards
Kellar’s Keep is the first expansion for HeroQuest, offering a lighter experience that feels like a natural extension of the base game. It's a faithful rerelease of the original 90s expansion, perfect for those seeking more content without a significant increase in difficulty.
2See it at AmazonMSRP:$33.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 new quests18 miniatures (8 skeletons, 4 mummies, 4 zombies, 2 doors)Sheet of cardboard tiles14 cards
The Return of the Witch Lord brings back the undead forces, offering a familiar yet thrilling continuation of the base game's storyline. With new tiles and a menacing skull design, it's a classic quest that feels like a fitting conclusion to the initial trilogy of HeroQuest adventures.
1See it at AmazonMSRP:$33.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 13 new questsNew Warlock class15 miniatures (13 translucent orange enemy minis, 2 warlock character minis)Set of 6 translucent orange D6 Dice14 cards
Previously exclusive to the Mythic tier on HasLab, Prophecy of Telor is now available to all. It introduces the Warlock class, translucent orange monsters, and dice, adding a new layer of excitement to your adventures. The Warlock's ability to transform into a demonic form offers fresh strategic options for your party.
2See it at AmazonMSRP:$33.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 14 new questsNew Bard class15 miniatures (14 translucent teal enemy minis, 1 bard character mini)Set of 6 translucent teal D6 Dice15 cards
Similar to Prophecy of Telor, Spirit Queen’s Torment offers a premium experience with translucent teal monsters and dice, along with the new Bard class. This expansion lets you explore dark magics and mysterious locations, fulfilling your bardic fantasies with magical tunes that can influence the battlefield.
1See it at AmazonMSRP:$44.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 new questsNew Druids class28 miniatures2 sheets of cardboard tiles29 cards
For those who relish combat, Against the Ogre Horde is a must-have. This remastered classic features a host of new enemies and the new Druid class, making it perfect for fans of the original and those who enjoy crafting their own quests.
1See it at AmazonMSRP:$44.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 new quests33 miniaturesSheet of cardboard tiles35 cards
The Mage in the Mirror introduces the Realm of Reflection, where your heroes must save a princess and find a legendary sword. With new tiles, detailed environment objects, and monster minis, this expansion sets the stage for the story that continues in Rise of the Dread Moon.
3See it at AmazonMSRP:$44.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 new questsNew Knight class29 miniaturesSheet of cardboard tiles58 cards
Continuing from The Mage in the Mirror, Rise of the Dread Moon introduces new mechanics and the Knight class. With its array of new tiles and miniatures, it's ideal for fans who enjoy creating their own quests, though it's best experienced after playing through The Mage in the Mirror.
0See it at AmazonMSRP:$44.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 10 new quests23 miniaturesSheet of cardboard tiles35 cards6 combat dice2 movement dice1 pad of character sheets
The Frozen Horror takes you into the icy wastelands, offering a focused experience for Barbarian fans with a new miniature and icy blue war bears. It starts with solo quests before transitioning to group adventures, making it a unique addition to your collection.
0See it at AmazonMSRP:$44.99 USD
1-5 players (solo play requires the free HeroQuest companion app)Ages 14+Contents
Quest book w/ 16 new quests29 miniatures (8 orcs, 6 goblins, 3 abominations, 2 doors)39 cardboard pieces36 cards
Venture into the Jungles of Delthrak to retrieve a powerful artifact and combat the Dread Blight. With new enemies, effect parts, and the introduction of the Berserker and Explorer classes, this expansion offers a rich experience for those looking to explore beyond traditional dungeons.
1See it at AmazonMSRP:$14.99 USD
Contents
New Rogue class2 miniatures (2 different body sculpts for the Rogue)13 cards (12 game cards, 1 story card)
Every party needs a rogue, and the Rogue Heir of Elethorn character pack delivers with two different body sculpts and cards that enhance the rogue's stealth and combat abilities. While it lacks a dedicated story or quests, it's a valuable addition for any group.
2See it at AmazonMSRP:$14.99 USD
Contents
New Monk class2 miniatures (2 different body sculpts for the Monk)8game cards1 scroll prop
The Monk class, introduced in the Path of the Wandering Monk pack, brings unique elemental abilities to your party. With skills that allow the Monk to navigate traps and unleash powerful attacks, this pack adds a versatile and engaging character to your HeroQuest adventures, despite the absence of dedicated quests.
Hasbro and Avalon Hill continue to support HeroQuest, ensuring that both new and veteran players can enjoy dungeon-diving adventures. While the game may be lighter on mechanics for experienced gamers, the community's custom rules and quests offer additional depth. HeroQuest remains a beloved classic in the board gaming world, with a bright future ahead.
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