Poll's results : Do you play with modular dungeon systems ?

The purpose of this poll was to help dungeon designer to get an idea of what people actually got as as dungeon tiles. The poll's result give you now an idea of what you should or shouldn't expect your players to have. 

The poll clearly demonstrates that everyone owns the original board and that people aren't afraid of printing tiles to expand the game.

A minority of people owns the modular dungeon board system from Dungeon & Dragon (Parker/Hasbro). In addition, a small minority of people also own modular D&D tiles and battlemaps.

So in conclusion : when you design a quest, don't be afraid to ask people to print custom tiles as long as they add something up to the quest.

The fact that people own modular D&D tiles could also mean that people like to play with a modular dungeon system from time to time because it help changing the gameplay.

Fimir: How the heck do you say it?

How do you guys pronounce it? With cultural and pronounciation differences, might be funny to know how you guys pronounce it !

Fimir:

1. Fee-mur (like the bone)? 
2. fi-mur? 
3. fi-meer? 
4. fim-ear?
5. Fee-mear ?

Which HeroQuest system and expansions do you own?

This question was asked to the Yeoldinn's community in the forum on February 21st, 2011.

At the end, 253 user voted.

The results clearly demonstrates that a wide majority of people own Kellar's Keep and Return of the Witch Lord expansions.

The Frozen Horror and Mage of the Mirror are clearly rare expansion according to the polls results.