Heroquest Stories

A strange sojourn across multiple words where one man learns what it truly means to become an adult, and maybe even finds a chance at redemption.

A boy flees from his home to find a hero to save his village. On his adventure he makes a few friends and meets one of the famous White Wolves who were rumored to have disappeared long ago. This is how I believe hero Quest should have gone. This is also my first fanfic ever so I have no idea what I'm doing please bare with me. M/M, Angee x Savva.

I only own Chris and a few plot twists.

In the ancient fortress of Aethelgar, magic flows from the Wellspring of Runes - a source of power as wondrous as it is perilous. When tremors of corruption begin to spread, threatening to twist this gift into a weapon of ruin, the fate of the realm falls upon Galen Ironheart, a newly chosen Runebound Champion marked by destiny. Guided by his mentor Kael and watched over by the wise Archon Darius, Galen must navigate a world where allies can falter, friendships can fracture, and even the brightest runes may be tainted by shadow. Alongside companions like the fierce warrior Lyra and the sharp‑tongued sorceress Maya, he embarks on a perilous quest to uncover the truth behind the corruption and confront the darkness festering at the heart of their magic. But whispers of betrayal and sacrifice echo through every step of their journey, and Galen soon realizes that the greatest battle may not be against monsters or conspiracies, but against the shadows within themselves.

Once upon an all-time fierce winter Moran brings a human child to his pack. Fandom: Savva: Heart of the Warrior/ A Warrior's Tail/ Hero Quest

These are the chronicles of Bael, onetime Priest of Lhankor Mhy the Lightbringer and God of Knowledge, as he travels across the continent of Glorantha. Glorantha is a fantasy world created by Greg Stafford. It was first introduced in the board game White Bear and Red Moon (1975) by Chaosium, and thereafter in a number of other board, roleplaying and computer games, including Rune Quest and HeroQuest, as well as several works of fiction and the computer strategy game King of Dragon Pass. I wrote this story as a homage to Steve Perrin and Greg Stafford for making my childhood so much richer than it could have been. I hope to do justice to their powerful legacy.

As the birds chirp their morning song and the trees dance in the wind, a white wolf stands in the center of its camp. The great Angee howls loudly enough for his pack to listen. Have you heard the movie called, "hero quest"? This is what happens to the wolves after they are successfully in their usual forms. Angee is the wolf who traveled with other people to go to a magician. Angee and his pack finally have the ability to turn to Riki and wolf. this is no curse. Angee finds out that he has a sister. The unknown sister is the quest for the leader and his great white pack. Read now and come with them to the adventure.

In a world where darkness isn't just an absence of light, but a physical force, Zeno was always the boy who stayed in the shadows-an introverted nerd just trying to survive high school bullies. But when a mysterious assassin tears his world apart, leaving him orphaned and traumatized, the shadows become his only sanctuary. Saved by a stranger and introduced to the existence of "Dark Energy

Miguel Azral is a creature of legend born into a world that fears him. As an Aswang, he is defined by the shadows of his nature, but as an autistic youth, he is defined by his struggle to navigate a society that demands he be someone he is not. Banished to the fringes, Miguel is recruited by two enigmatic mentors who promise him the truth about his powers-and his potential. But these aren't just any mentors; they are variants of himself from across the veil of reality. They offer him a path to acceptance, a chance to become the savior his world desperately needs. As Miguel traverses the landscape of Burnham City, he finds his true strength not in solitude, but in a band of outcasts-friends who mirror his own neurodivergence and his own "monstrous" heritage. Together, they form an unbreakable bond in the face of relentless discrimination and bullying. But as Miguel rises to become a martyr-figure for the marginalized, he discovers a chilling truth that makes him question his mentor's own allegiance. In a world of shifting allegiances, can a "monster" who refuses to conform lead a revolution? Or will the weight of being a savior be the one thing that finally breaks him?