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In this video I explore the deeply ruinous development history of Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower and Warhammer Quest: Shadows Over Hammerhal, the chaos steeped reboots of the 1995 dungeon crawling classic from Games Workshop. Is one of these games the greatest GW boxed game ever made? Sure, maybe!
Check out part one for the secret history of the original Warhammer Quest and some of the earliest spin-offs!
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
03:13 Silver Tower Design
07:20 Heroes & Villains
11:04 The Art & Fiction of the Tower
12:54 Silver Tower Expansions & Apps
15:11 Shadows Over Hammerhal
17:32 GMs, RPGs, and the WFRP Hammerhistory
18:49 Hammerhal Expansions & Extra Content
20:15 Conclusions
Correction: A quick note to clarify an error I made in the career timeline for Silver Tower designer James Hewitt - he worked at Mantic Games on Dreadball and other titles before joining GW and developing Silver Tower not after as I said in the video. After leaving GW he led development on the Hellboy game as a consultant from his new company Needy Cat Games.
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