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Pretty good article, but for one glaring error. And they are not the only ones to make it: it was Tolkien Enterprises (Saul Zaentz's company), not the Tolkien Estate that threatened legal action against early versions of D&D.

Probably not a Balrog, but perhaps there might be a BALOR ? ;-)

...broke down the doors, seized in his foul grip A score or more of the sleeping Sons of Men And carried them home for meat ....

The bag is to stuff the 30 warriors into

Ah, Elite ! Released on the BBC Micro model B in 1984 - and probably my favourite all-time computer game. And yes I did finally make Elite, before my Dad's BEEB finally died .... But I'll restrict myself to 4 comments more suited to role-playing: 1.space was mind-boggling BIG. There were...

'I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend: the city of the Men of Númenor" (Faramir, Lord of the Rings).

If you're going to Reading, then watch out for the Zombies of Friars Street ...