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I've organized my Warhammer Quest battle reports on my blog by the different groups of adventurers, and for party one I have links to all their adventures in chronological order so it is easy to follow along.
Have a look on my blog if you're interested. They can be pretty entertaining. It's a crazy game.
http://adventuresinminiaturegaming.blogspot.com/p/warhammer-quest-adventures.html

Fantastic stuff. Really enjoying going through this. Just got to the 'All Nobles' section.

Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying them. It's a crazy game. That party of aristocrats has already had some ridiculous stuff happen to them, and I think it'll be fun to develop their personalities more over time.

At the moment I'm working on getting more of the monsters painted. Now that both of my main parties are at level 2, there are a lot of new monsters I'll be facing when I pick back up again.

I've never been big into Warhammer, but for some reason loved Quest since the first time I played it at a demo in a GW store about 300 years ago.

I recently got a whole stack of Warhammre minis from Beastmen to Skaven just to make up more Quest adversaries. It was time to fight things other than D6 Orcs or 2D6 Snotlings. Hell, even got two old sets of the blank Event cards just to cover all the models.