WQ Using AOS Rules?

[MacDuff]

On this forum we've been waiting a long time for more hero and adversary cards, but GW's interest in SOH and ST seems to be waning. still, I'd like to do more dungeon crawls with a diversity of foes, and I started wondering: since we have AOS rules for everything, can we play Warhammer Quest games using those rules? Admittedly we'd probably need a GM, but could bravery and other such AOS effects scale down for dungeon parties (as is done with Skirmish), and the treasure, skills, etc. might need reinterpretation. Has anybody tried this approach?

[TheOtherJosh]

In theory .. sure?

Remember that an extremely wide variety of chaos adversaries have been added with the Chaos Adversaries Cards. (Khorne, Skaven, Nurgle ... Tzeentch, Slaves to Darkness ...)

And they only completed the last addon adventure in the February White Dwarf. (Which was only 2 months ago ...)

[MacDuff]

Right. I think GW is spoiling me by such nonstop releases. They made me impatient for more. ;o)

[Sharkbelly]

I'm running a game right now with a party of humans hunting down a vampire and fighting his minions. I'm working in almost all of my Vampire Counts models. It's been a lot of fun.

[flemingmma]

There's a ruleset called renown and ruin, using modified skirmish rules that might scratch that particular itch

[Sharkbelly]

GW are also reposting the rules for Old World models, cleaned up and without some of the silly early AoS stuff:

https://www.warhammer-community.com/legends/

These would work great for this sort of thing.