Top 5: Our best Warhammer Quest posts
This weekend, Warhammer Quest: Darkwater finally arrives on shelves. We’re marking the occasion by looking back at the nostalgia-fueled history of Warhammer Quest, Games Workshop’s beloved board game series that’s been luring adventurers into dark dungeons for decades. This top 5 features wo completely painted editions as well as some of our favourite characters, plus an in-depth review of Darkwater.
Review: Warhammer Quest: Darkwater
A new edition of the iconic Warhammer Quest board games is always something rather special. After Blackstone Fortress and Cursed City, 2025 sees the return of the series. But Warhammer Quest: Darkwater does quite a few things differently: A flat-lay map book instead of tiles, ability cards instead of dice, and a brand-new optional skirmish mode. Whether all these changes come together, and whether they justify the eye-watering price tag, is what we’ll be exploring in this review, along with a look at the gorgeous miniatures and their sprues.
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