That's weird why they made those tiles double-sided... unless one side gets damaged, there'd be no reason to flip it over to the other if the image is identical, right?
But, maybe they were under a time crunch. I would have just made the other side black (or white).
Nice collection.... is that Dragon Riders of the Styx I see above? I had an articulated Knight action figure associated with that line but his legs broke off, now the guy is worth a fortune it seems.
For me Dragon's Lair was a game I saw in one arcade one time (didn't play it because the place was closed, not because it was so expensive), but wow. We had a kid's picture book that was derived directly from the game. It wasn't until many years later that I tried one of the pc conversions and most recently the Blu-Ray edition (which I am gifting to a friend, cool as it is, I just don't have the same nostalgia for it that he does, still a milestone of gaming).
Back to HeroQuest...
Cael Darkhollow wrote:HispaZargon wrote:Hi, maybe the Temple Tile is used in Stephen Baker's quetbook instead of the dragon one?
Nope all the new tiles in the HEROQUEST MYTHIC TIER GAME SET are for The Crypt of Perpetual Darkness by Joe Manganiello except for the
ZARGON SKULL/EYE TOKEN and
IRON BARRED ALCOVES found in the base game tiles, the
STATUE TILE found in Kellar's Keep, and the
BONE PILE TILE found in Return of the Witch Lord.
Are those the official names? I know the books identify the "Bone Pile" and "Statue" but the others?