D&D 5E Moria Boxed Set for Adventures in Middle Earth announced.

Elfcrusher said:

http://forums.cubicle7.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=9947

(And also for The One Ring, which is even better news, honestly.)

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BookBarbarian said:

I've been impressed with Cubicle 7s ability to support both games well, and I've been anticipating a Product that would have all the information to run using either game's core rules. I wonder if this is it?

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Elfcrusher said:

Anybody familiar with C7 knows they put out quality products, and I would expect this to eclipse even their fantastic "Darkening of Mirkwood" (5e version is called "Mirkwood Campaign").

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We're taking a modular approach to the rules sections and soaking the accompanying cost ourselves. So you will get rules for both systems, and you'll be able to remove the rules section you don't require, and rest easy knowing you paid no more for it.

So let's say (for example) Moria is a box with 4 manuals in it. One will be the rules for TOR and one will be the rules for AME. You'll be able to throw one away/give it to a friend who has different tastes in rules. The price will be for a box with 3 manuals. Because as I said, we have your back. But we also want to make a Moria boxed set.

We have no plans to convert any other forthcoming title to "dual stat", and we've never used that term officially. I have personally made it clear I dislike "dual statted" products. AME and TOR remain seperate lines as we have always said.

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Elfcrusher said:

If anybody was wondering how they are going to handle dual-system (The One Ring and their 5e system, Adventures in Middle Earth), Jon from C7 posted this:

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BookBarbarian said:

I was hoping they would make more products with the modular approach, but it doesn't look like that's the case besides Moria. Ah well.

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Elfcrusher said:

Tough to do with hardcover books. Only really works with a boxed set.

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