Of course Heroquest, Advanced Heroquest, Warhammer Quest, and Warhammer Fantasy Battle miniatures are all perfect with each other, given their relationship.
And many actually exist across all the platforms. Along with these are games like Mordheim, a small unit skirmish table top game that gave access to
boxes of small groups, so you could get a bunch of Sisters of battle , or Flagellants, Emperial Guards, Questing Knights, etc. etc.
Battlemasters: A great game itself, but in terms of Heroquest, an excellent source for for Mercenaries, Orc archers, Goblin archers, and Chaos Archers.
Very much needed to prevent the ever boring strategy of heroes gathered around a doorway.....
The Dungeons and Dragons board games are all great, and there are many.
Talisman, and all its many expansions. Many of these minis are shared across the Warhammer World Games.
Dragon Strike, Dragon Quest, Dark World. All of these are absolutely great for additional miniatures.
Dungeon Command box sets: great way to get themes groups monsters, and nice modular board system.
Descent Journey in the Dark with many, many expansions.
Rune Wars: (Same world as Descent) This is a table top Army Battle game with MANY miniatures.
Great detail, Great prices. You can still get some of these in online stores like Mini Market. I love these actually.
Another new favorite of mine are the Nolzur's Unpainted D&D Minis. I have built quite a nice collection of Dragons.
And for Terrain, I have quickly become a fan of the Terrain Crate sets, which fit very nicely with our new resin furniture.
Ok, this is a list of many games I have to increase my choice of miniatures, but there are others.
Lets see how long we can make the list.
























