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I've got it, have several miniatures for it, and play it regularly. It's great fun. The only danger is that after playing D&D you may find the rules for LOTR incredibly simplistic. Don't be fooled. Easy to learn, difficult to master. You can teach your friends the rules within about 10...

Nice... Wow, thanks for the link... guess what my players will be doing on next Monday's session...? ;-)

Would someone be kind enough to provide a link or something, or just explain to me briefly what this Orc & Pie thing is? I've seen it mentioned a few times both here and on the WtoC boards... Cheers. :)

Ah... the book reads "on or before your next turn" I took it as meaning "on your turn, or before your next turn"... Sorry.

OK, so you *can't* attack and then perform another standard action? The reason I ask is because using Bluff to feint in combat is a standard action... if successful, the target loses his DEX bonus to AC the next time you attack him... provided it's before your next turn. How can you attack him...

Sorry if I'm asking a really stupid question, but I've ploughed through the Combat chapter of the PHB several times and I find it incredibly confusing and incomprehensible... Am I correct in thinking that, on your turn, you can only perform one standard action? And that a standard (ie single)...