Heroica: The LEGO RPG You Forgot 

Why you on your knees dude, pretty gay behaviour

Same…. I’ve been hoping for years the heroica fandom isn’t dead… please stay with us…

⁠@@CaptainTimeStories we stand strong, brother, yet silent.

On my knees spreading open like a hooker, does anyone remember the Lego CDs or Blue Rays(Forgot which one) where you could choose answers and shit. Literally all I remember.

MINOTAURUS WAS THE SHIT

I agree, but it doesn’t make as much money, which is all the executives think about

@@NathanielKolk I thnk the world needs to get out of the "top priority is making a profit" mindset.

Agreed

@@lexibyday9504 But money is the only language they speak, it runs our capitalist society.

If you make it too good, adults will force their way in and push younger audiences around. Then it stops being for kids, and starts being for pushy adults who don't like sharing with anyone else. There needs to be a fine veneer where it's for families, not for everybody. That way, the context is around kids and adults, instead of one or the other.

Autistic?

I have one too!

I also have that poster haha

Me who still has 4 sets stored safely at my mom's and sometimes forces the family to play it with me

You and me warlock , you and me.

Same

Me too

I *LOVE* that game, i really want a new computer to play it online, because here there weren't any of them

It's almost like a VERY simplified Hero Quest. You don't have to worry about having to find somebody to be the dungeon master. You just play through and fight the monsters until you either die or get to the end of the game, and its endlessly expandable. If somebody wanted a single player fantasy adventure game without having to shell out a crapload of money, this would be a good one.

I used to make entire new AREAS to play with dude. I loved heroica

damm, you must be rich or sumn, as an ex-kid from the third world country, buying lego was never even in my mind for how expensive it was. We got the fake and the big one instead. But hey, i played the shit out of it no matter what. Ahaha, simpler times.

@@kegeramanyanghakiki9576 well, Lego is actually starting to get expensive even for people in first world countries lol.

Brooo i used to do the same with the one my grandpa and grandma gifted me

Damn would you mind posting your rules in the comment?😅

I also would like to see your extended rules if you want to post them or maybe link them

Hey I’m wondering if you know anyone else that does this? I got my own moc too and crazy ruleset… I’m hoping the fandom isn’t dead

@@CaptainTimeStories I've seen vids of people making grand Heroica moc gameboards, so I'd say more dormant or niche than dead

@@matijakovac473 it’s very long but I’ll try

what's so casual about it?

never thought I’d see someone metagaming lego’s heroica

I would just play the web game over and over with the different characters until my computer time was up ✊⛓️

Me too!

This is me but instead of the internet my school or one of my friends had the lego sets as I never got one. (any chance I got to buy a new lego set would just end up being a Ninjago one)

Same here. Lego wasn't really a big thing where I lived so there was no hope of ever getting the sets

Same. I never owned many legos as a little kid because we couldn’t afford them but I remember the pyramid one specifically because one of my cousins owned the set lol

That’s what I was thinking as well, the only pieces he would have trouble getting would probably be the minifigs

That sounds really cool. Who knew that Heroica has such a fan following even after all of these years?

bro that’s awesome I found a box my brother used to have and built the Fortaan set back up, just ordered waldurk forest and am looking forward to building the set aswell and play it lol

you can still play the flash game using the wayback machine

The die piece was a pretty expensive one so they likely couldn’t include multiple in a single box. Likely they didn’t want it to be unplayable with just one box.

@@ezraho8449 i wasn’t aware of that! Thanks for the insight

So when my brother and I were kids, we had a similar but slightly different idea: utilize the fact that the dice are *also* lego. Each character has three dice: physical, mental, magical. And as your character levels up (we never did decide precisely how this should happen) you could add points to each of these three attributes, and then distribute them among the faces of the relevant dice. And when you want to do something, you decide which die is relevant and how difficult it should be, and roll it. I think the highest any one face of the die could go was 20, because there's 4 studs on each face, and differently colored round pips had different values. Don't think we ever said what the maximum total was, but I don't think we planned for anything to hit 120. Similarly, each stat started at 6 (enough for one one-point pip on each face) but nothing said you had to have *anything* on any given face of any of the dice. You could totally stack all points in a stat on one face of the die, and have a 1/6 chance of blowing it out of the water, but at all other times completely fail to accomplish anything. Also, this being lego, your character was a minifigure, go ham with the lore, go ham with any of the various bits of equipment that could be equipped to a minifig. What your gear *did* was dependent on spending money (we used the Heroica inventory/HP as a basis for this part) and was usually to the tune of making certain actions easier (or possible at all by having a more specific power), but the more elaborately overdesigned it was, the better.

the minotaur was a separate game in the bigger series

Minotaurus