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Your unofficial source for the Official HeroQuest quest play order.
What order should I play the HeroQuest Expansions in? This is a question that I see often. Hopefully this I’ll put your mind at ease. Here is the official Quest Order, confirmed by Zargon on Twitter[1] Avalon Bill on the Avalon Hill Discord[2].
I will attempt to keep this page updated with the most up-to-date list from Avalon Hill. If you notice any errors or corrections that need to be made, feel free to reach out to me in the comment section below.
Please Note: The Classic quests listed here are not part of Avalon Hill’s official Play Order and are purely the opinion of fans in the order they take place, nor is this a list that must be adhered to. It is completely up to the players on what order the quests can be played, this is merely a suggestion. This list also is not in order of difficulty, just because a quest appears later in the list does not mean it is more difficult than a quest that appears earlier, quest difficulty is varying throughout the journey.
View change log
- Update 03/02/2024: Added tags for each quest book to help with identification and navigation. Added purchase links for Prophecy of Telor, Spirit Queen’s Torment, and Against the Ogre Horde which are all now available at retail. Also added download links for the quest books of: Prophecy of Telor, Spirit Queen’s Torment, and Rise of the Dread Moon.
- Update 07/18/2023: I’ve now included the classic EU quests in this list. Using community feedback, we’ve made the decision to place them directly following Return of the Witch Lord in the sequence. If you would like to only see the currently available quests made by Avalon Hill, make sure to toggle off “Classic Quests” using the toggle buttons below.
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[1] Twitter source thread: https://twitter.com/domymontalto/status/1557406638855729153?t=K443Txr9NjMmq-Hur8rn5w&s=19
[2] Avalon Hill Discord server source: https://discord.com/channels/861979021418692620/865313168780034079/1006987381607506020
Love heroquest, would like a full list of expansions and quest books that I could get…like I cannot find Sunday quests…I think that’s what they are called
It’s something I can look into, there are a lot of fan made resources available though. It’s impossible to make a complete list I think.
The Sunday Quest books are great, and there are a lot of them. They can be found on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3IgCRVv.
There’s also Axian Quest which I’ve seen is pretty popular: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/m/browser/publisher/18110?affiliate_id=1378544
There’s a lot more than that as well on the Facebook HeroQuest groups, as well as the forums at Ye Olde Inn: https://www.yeoldeinn.com/
The SundayQuests should be on Amazon. They are in the UK. PDFs also availabl on Ye Olde Inn https://forum.yeoldeinn.com/viewtopic.php?t=5666
Just what i was looking for, especially around the online quests
Great list and a big help!
Thank you so much.
Thank you for this list!
This is really awesome, including the EU campaigns is really great, thank you so much for doing this. If I’m not mistaken, the only official content missing would be the classic Japanese campaign (Neef Island), but I’m not sure if that would fit somewhere in the list or if it should be played as an individual spin-off campaign from scratch. What do you think?
That’s a good question, I’m not sure where the Japanese campaign would fall into this list. The NA and EU have a lot of similarities in that the Game System, Kellar’s Keep, and Witch Lord campaigns are so similar. The Neef island campaign is so different, I almost think it would work best as a spin-off, or alternate universe kind of thing (alternate universe would be my least favourite idea, multiverses are really overused these days!).
The Japanese Edition questbook I think may be played at any time, it is not linked with any other events of HeroQuest campaigns. I see it an aisle adventure happening in islands far away from the Empire domains, where Mentor could send the Heroes for another quest fighting for the free peoples, therefore I think it could be compatible with the rest of HeroQuest stories, not an alternate Universe needed in this case, imho.