The best method would be to actually buy a copy of Advanced HeroQuest, but that's getting increasingly hard to do, and fairly expensive, too, though you can still find copies on eBay. There used to be rules for the game printed on a site called "Gamesters," but it looks like that site is now defunct.

Advanced HeroQuest is a board game published by Games Workshop in 1989, and which is no longer in print, succeeded by Warhammer Quest. (At the time that this FAQ was originally written, Advanced HeroQuest was still available in stores, and Warhammer Quest was just first coming out. See similar questions...

No. The similar names may be a misnomer, although they are indeed related. They are different, completely self-contained games, more or less set in the same Warhammer universe. They are not compatible, although AHQ includes optional rules that allow you to "convert" your HQ characters over to the new system. See similar questions...

Sorry, but I would rather not. Doing so would either mean that: a) I give up my own copies, which I'm not inclined to do, or, b) I have to make photocopies of them to send to you, which is time-consuming and possibly illegal. Typing in the entire rules or supplements and emailing them to you probably wouldn't be any better, either. If you really want your own copies of the rules, the best I can suggest is to check out sites like EBay. See similar questions...

Henchmen (new followers for AHQ: the Dwarf Trollslayer, the Elf Wardancer, the Human Captain, and the Wizard's Apprentice -- this material is duplicated in Terror in the Dark) Yes, this is an error. "Fireball" should be listed as the spell instead. (as indicated by an answer from a Games Workshop representative) See similar questions...

Not likely. Advanced HeroQuest was discontinued in 1995, shortly before announcement of the planned release of Warhammer Quest, its successor. HeroQuest was discontinued by Milton Bradley before this. See similar questions...

Yes, when you connect to the server you see something in the server status screen called the message of the day or "MOTD." That contains all of the official rules and some random humor. We also have a copy of those online on the MOTD page. The copy of the MOTD here should always be current to the one on the server, within 1 hour or less of an update. See similar questions...

Yes and no. The rules how to play backgammon are indisputed. But for the conduct of tournaments there are different rules from different organisations. The World Backgammon Association (WBA) and the Worldwide Backgammon Federation (WBF) have own rules, which differ a bit. For the US Backgammon Tour the US Backgammon Tournament Rules and Procedures apply. Excellent rules are produced by the Danish Backgammon Federation. Additionally any tournament may add modifications to the rules. See similar questions...

Please visit our Rules section. You can find this link in the far right-column of the game page, directly above the FAQs link. See similar questions...

You probably can't. The vast majority of games do not have official rules, in the sense that some body has laid down authoritative rules accepted by all players. Most games are governed by house rules which are agreed by the group of players taking part in the game. These often vary from group to group, so anyone joining an unfamiliar group of players would be wise to check on the rules in play, especially if the stakes are significant, to avoid unpleasant surprises later. See similar questions...

Rule 5 - no "retakes" of portroids if the picture doesn't turn out just how you or I would like it Rule 7 - all hardcopies of portroids will be kept in a photo album at my house and will never be sold or given away See similar questions...

The Central Board of FIBA, which meets twice a year, has the authority to change the rules upon proposal from the FIBA Technical Commission. Download Official Rules and Official Regulations See similar questions...

Answer: We check the puzzle solutions according to the rule book of the second edition, this FAQ-page and - when applicable - the special rules given with the description of the puzzle. In principle, other rules are not valid, even when they can be found on our website, are linked to this page or have been formulated elsewhere by members of Splotter. Answer: None. To lower the cost, we have divided the counters among four sheets, that are all cut with the same knife. See similar questions...

There is an Official NFL Record and Fact Book area linked from the "Inside the Numbers" section of the History Index. The Record and Fact Book is divided into three sections — Records, History and Rules. The Record Section is divided into Individual, Defensive and Team records. All the official NFL rules are located on the Digest of Rules Page within the section. See similar questions...

ASA Rule Books are only distributed at the local level by the Illinois ASA Commissioner or their staff in your area. Please check our contact list for that person: See similar questions...

If you are an GGSA team manager or you are planning to become one, rule books will be distributed at the February Coaches Meeting. Your commissioner will help you locate a rule book at other times. If you are not one of our managers you may visit the official ASA website for information about whom to contact to obtain a copy of the rules. See similar questions...

A:Chinese Official has much more scoring possibilities but the games are pretty similar, you can learn about both versions of the game on the game info section of the website: See similar questions...

Little League runners cannot lead off from the bases, official rules runners can lead off from the bases. See similar questions...

No "God-mode". When attacking in an impossible/highly unrealistic manner in an attempt to defeat your opponents, or when you seem invulnerable, you are playing God Mode. No spying or infiltrations. Creating alternative characters for the purpose of spying on another group is not allowed. See similar questions...