Hero Quest. Awesome i still have that. Never had enough friends to play it though. I also had a game with a HUUUGE Map and like one side was Heroes, and the other monsters... and the two head units were a Canon and an Ogre. Only my dad would play it with me, and the map was so huge that my dad would make smaller maps for me...
which i perfered cause i ended up splitting the troops into smaller different factions anyway.
Cause I didn't really have any nerd friends as a kid... which was the problem.
They loved videogames sure, but closest they got to D&D was Monopoly or Scattegories, which was both murder since in Scattegories people would come up with the stupidest shit so it basically wasn't a game so much as it was a contest to see who can be stubborn enough long enough for each and every point...
and in Monopoly people would keep doing shit like giving people passes when they were going to go bankrupt on their land... apparently not understanding the premise of monopoly. Just a "Well next few times i land on your property i just won't have to pay ok. ALWAYS dragged the games out.
