Warhammer Quest Gets Adversarial

New foes coming to Warhammer Quest–check out these Chaos Adversaries and add some extra evil to your games!

Warhammer Quest is a game of heroic high adventure set in the Mortal Realms. Players take control of one or more heroes and set out in search of glory, god and gold and the Virginia company. Or at the very least for two out of four of those. Featuring both the fabled city of Hammerhal and the Silver Tower, Warhammer Quest has adventures galore, and now they’re about to get a little deadlier–just announced today from GW, new Chaos Adversaries. Check them out.

via Warhammer Community

Warhammer Quest is about to get even better. Whether you’ve conquered the Silver Tower countless times or you’re a mere tourist in Hammerhal, you’ll want to check out the new Chaos Adversaries cards, available to pre-order next week.

The Chaos Adversaries cards are great for both existing Warhammer Quest players and Warhammer Age of Sigmarplayers looking for more ways to use their models. You’ll be able to add 41 new adversaries to your games, from terrifying Tzaangor Skyfires to packs of chittering Nurglings.

There’s great potential for those Game Masters who like designing their own campaigns, too, particularly when combined with the extra heroes from the Warhammer Quest App; perhaps you could write a campaign where a coven of Chaos Sorcerers attempt to bring down the citadel of a wizard-hating Deathbringer, or a mighty warband of orruksattempt to raid a vicious nest of skaven for a particularly valuable artefact (or maybe they just fancied smashing up some rats with their mates).

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The Chaos Adversary cards are available next week to pre-order, while both Silver Tower and Shadows over Hammerhal are available right now online and in your local store – get your copy today, and get ready for hours of adventure in the Mortal Realms.

Side effects of Chaos Adversaries may include: heartburn, nausea, Mercurial Temper, second head growth, gutmouth, nurgle’s rot, warp spleen, ruptured space/time, and mild euphoria.

Author: J.R. Zambrano

Bell of Lost Souls Staff Writer and DM, J.R. covers RPGs of all stripes and on occasion eats sandwiches. You can ask him about either at [email protected]