Warhammer Quest – The Imperial Vault

As night draws in you are to be found around the camp-fire, huddling in the warm embrace of the flames. Howls erupt from the darkness and suddenly the light of the fire seems precious little protection against the night. Into the light slink the unmistakable forms of a pack of Great Wolves, ridden by cunning-looking Goblins.

Each Warrior is attacked by 1d3+1 Wolf Riders. For each Wolf Rider, the Warrior must make either a single To Hit roll against an opponent with WS 4, or a single To Hit roll with a missile weapon using their BS. There is a -1 To Hit penalty for using a missile weapon. If the Warrior is armed with a torch and passes an Initiative Test (1d6 + Initiative, 7+ to pass) then they may add +1 their To Hit rolls (discard the torch afterwards).
A miss indicates that the Warrior failed to drive off the Wolf Rider before they savage the Warrior, who starts the next Adventure with -1 Starting Wound per miss unless they pay 1d6 x 50 Gold to a Healer in the next Settlement per point of Starting Wounds lost.

A road has been trampled through the countryside which is not shown on your maps. Trees are felled where they stand, and rivers hastily forded. Do you stand in the wake of a rampaging army, a hurried defence force or simply on a new trade route between towns?

Reduce your remaining journey time by 1d3 weeks.

The Warriors spy a ghostly form following them over the moor. It gains quickly, resolving into the ethereal form of a once-proud and mighty Empire Knight Templar wielding a blade that emits a blue effervescent glow.

A pass results in the Warrior collapsing as above, but when he awakes he is holding the enchanted blade wielded by the ghostly knight. The blade is magical, causes +1 damage in combat and renders the wielder immune to Fear and Terror caused by the Undead.

As dusk falls, your Warriors approach a small village. Following the road into the village they travel through a crumbling ‘Garden of Morr’, a graveyard full of looming statues and dark shadowy mausoleums. Hearing a cry from deeper within the cemetery, the Warriors must decide whether to investigate or stay on the road…

If they investigate, roll 1d6 for each Warrior. If any dice come up as a 1 then  are assaulted by wailing, shrieking shades of the dead. They are driven out of the graveyard and suffer a -1 penalty to all Fear and Terror Tests in the next adventure as their experience haunts their thoughts. If any of the dice come up as a 5, then the Warriors each find 1d6 x 25 x (the Dungeon Level) Gold (roll once for the party) in trinkets at an unholy shrine to the dead. If any of the dice come up as a 6, then the Warriors may each take one Dungeon Room Treasure Card from offerings left at the foot of a stran.