SgtHulka's Maps -- Spaceship Added July 16, 2011

[SgtHulka]

In the asteroid belt protecting the planet Valhalla, something evil stirs. Vydar launches a space shuttle to investigate...







Duncan's photographs of the crashed starship he built inspired me to try my hand at a similar spaceship. It requires 3 Battle for the Underdark, 2 Fortress of the Archkyrie, 1 Bridge to the Forgotten Forest and 1 Volcarren Wasteland. (the second Fortress is only required for a few wall-walk spaces, you might be able to substitute with other tiles and use only 1 Fortress of the Archkyrie).

Build instructions can be found at:

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&p...iZTgz&hl=en_US

Spoiler Alert!

HeroQuest Board



This is a re-creation of the board from the Milton Bradley HeroQuest game using Heroscape tiles. It requires 2 master sets and one of each expansion


Road to Ruin



1 Rise of the Valkyrie Master Set, 1 Road to the Forgotten Forest

Build file: http://www.heroscapers.com/download/index.php?dlid=816

Soulrazor Bridge

The elves of Ullar built a bridge over Soulrazor Canyon so that they might sing to their fallen comrades, the souls whom, they believe, reside in the sacred waters. But now the generals have realized the strategic importance of the elven bridge, and have sent their armies to secure it.



1 Rise of the Valkyrie Master Set, 1 Road to the Forgotten Forest

Build file http://www.sylvos.com/Sgthulka/Heros...zor_Bridge.pdf

[heroscapewanabchamp]

Cool, Cool!

[Junge Roman]

It looks like a good small sized map for those one on one games you don't want to last all night. The description is a bit dramatic though, don't you think?

[heroscapewanabchamp]

Originally Posted by Junge Roman

It looks like a good small sized map for those one on one games you don't want to last all night. The description is a bit dramatic though, don't you think?

Yes, i do not see any lave flowing with sharp rocks.

[deadeyedan42]

Nice job! not to fancy, but not to dull either.

[SgtHulka]

Originally Posted by Junge Roman

The description is a bit dramatic though, don't you think?

I had to come up with a reason someone would build a bridge over Soulrazor Canyon, since it's far from impassable without one. I also had to figure out why someone would plant trees. Looking at the Hasbro flavor text for Soulrazor, I came up witht he daramatic description.

[Homba]

Originally Posted by SgtHulka

I had to come up with a reason someone would build a bridge over Soulrazor Canyon, since it's far from impassable without one. I also had to figure out why someone would plant trees. Looking at the Hasbro flavor text for Soulrazor, I came up witht he daramatic description.

Very good! Where are the start zones? I think you can mark them in that program you're using.

[DingoDarkly]

Nice map and cool bio.

[SgtHulka]

Thanks for the kind comments, guys.

Originally Posted by Homba

Very good! Where are the start zones? I think you can mark them in that program you're using.

I'm sure you're right; I just haven't fully figured out solidscape yet. If you look at the build file pdf, the starting zones are on the last page along with where to lay the ruins, walls, trees, etc.

They're the same start zones as the Soulrazor Canyon master game scenarios. This means each side gets two road tiles they can start on, but due to elevation changes only one-base figures can take advantage of that fact. Two-base figures can't start on the road, and need at least a Move of 7 (10 with later road enhancement) to reach the bridge (unless they can fly).

[da master826]

very nice

[SgtHulka]

I've added a new map.

[SgtHulka]

I added a build of the HeroQuest boardgame using Heroscape tiles. This requires 2 master sets and one of each expansion, and will allow you to use Heroscape figures while playing HeroQuest (assuming you convert from squares to hexes). Each color on the board represents a seperate room, just like in the original game. The ice and water tiles represent corridors between the rooms. There should be a 1-hex wide corridor surrounding the entire board, but that would require far more ice and water tiles. You can either "imagine" that surrounding corridor, or use some of the downloadable paper hexes found on this site.