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Revision as of 05:57, 15 July 2022
Dungeonquest was a board game originally published as Drakborgen in Sweden (1985). It was designed by Dan Glimne & Jakob Bonds. The players attempt to loot the treasure chamber of Dragonfire castle. The layout of the castle is random with players drawing tiles blindly each turn as they try to find a route to middle of the board and then back out again as it is not enough to get the treasure you have to escape with it too.
In 1987 Games Workshop obtained the rights to produce an English language edition called Dungeonquest that was followed up with two expansions: Heroes for Dungeonquest and Dungeonquest Catacombs. The base game contained 4 plastic figures and the Heroes set contained 12 metal Citadel Miniatures figures. All of the figures were available separately and the metal figures were taken from the existing Citadel ranges.
Since the Games Workshop release, the game has been re-released in 2002 as Drakborgen Legenden (Sweden only) and then again in 2010 by Fantasy Flight Games (worldwide).
Dungeonquest (1987)
Dungeonquest
(box front)
DQ (01)
El-Adoran Sureshot
The Ranger
DQ (02)
Sir Rohan
The Knight
DQ (03)
Ulv Grimhand
The Barbarian
DQ (04)
Volrik the Brave
Adventurer
Heroes for Dungeonquest (1988)
Heroes for Dungeonquest
(box front)
DQ (05)
Azoth the Faceless
Sorcerer
DQ (06)
Farendil
Elf Ranger
DQ (07)
Fhyll Madaxe
Dwarf Berserker
DQ (08)
Helena the Swift
Adventuress
DQ (09)
Ironhand the Mighty
Gladiator
DQ (10)
Rildo the Crafty
Thief
DQ (11)
Serellia of Zimendell & Brightflame
Elf Adventurer & Pet Dragon
DQ (12)
Siegfried Goldenhair
The Barbarian
DQ (13)
Sir Roland
The Knight
DQ (14)
Thargrim the Dark Lord
Warrior of Chaos
DQ (15)
Tori-Jima
The Ninja
DQ (16)
Vikas Swordmaster
Adventurer
Dungeonquest Catacombs (1988)
Dungeonquest Catacombs
(box front)
- This expansion added to the gameplay but did not contain any new miniatures.
References
- [1], Wikipedia, "Dungeonquest"
- [2], BoardGameGeek, "Drakborgen"
- [3], BoardGameGeek, "DungeonQuest (1985)"
- [4], BoardGameGeek "Drakborgen II (1987)"
