Warhammer Quest

[Jaunty]

Friend was in an accident and will no longer be able to walk and has little movement in hands so games are out. Because of this pulled out the old Warhammer Quest we used to play and were all loving it again.

Problem is a lot of my old booklets for warriors are well passed their best and really should replace them. Anybody know of anywhere I can just get the rules to print off or such? Would get them from eBay but the prices are way too much for bits of paper.

Also going to attempt to make a 3D board if anybody has any suggestions? Have an old Deathblow mag that gives loads of ideas but anymore would help.

So asside from the other two questions anybody else play? (This is like D&D but from a Warhammer Fantasy setting for those who have never played or heard of).

Thank you,

[EldritchGamer]

Did you have any luck finding the booklets?

You can find the booklets on RapidShare: search for Warhammer Quest Complete
I think its got all the rules. I wouldn't normally suggest downloading the rules to a game, but as it has been out of production for over 10 years, and GW refuse to sell or otherwise provide access to the rules, I don't see that there is any other option.

[EldritchGamer]

In terms of websites that publish new content, the following fansites are useful:
The Imperial Vault (my rules site, warriors, monsters, events, rule and articles)
The Warhammer Quest Museum (a huge archive of everything to do with Warhammer Quest)
Old Warriors Stronghold (new warriors and rules, even a random quest generator if memory serves)

[EldritchGamer]

In terms of extra board sections, searching for HeroQuest or D&D tiles should yield results that can be resized and printed.

Also, WorldWorks produce commercial PDFs of cardstock tiles and terrain that can be printed and used for Quest. I've used some of these to decorate my games of Quest

For a 3D board, some of the WorldWorks stuff can be used, but have a look at this thread on WarSeer: 105617 (it's called "My warhammer quest 3D Dungeon"), and google Hirst Arts plaster molds if you have some cash and a lot of time!