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M.T. Black posted the thread Magazines Dragon Reflections #94 in D&D Older Editions, OSR, & D&D Variants.It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features the second creature catalog, Solemnic Knights, and the ecology... -
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Yup. I like the journey rules, but they are NOT well laid out. I'm working on a "cheat sheet" for my game on this and other LotR5E...
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I have run about 70 sessions of LOTR 5e by FL, having run about 80 sessions of Adventures in Middle Earth. The improvements made in...
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M.T. Black replied to the thread Lord of the Rings Roleplaying 5E.Yes, it does have those maps, but there's no map for the initial bandit camp, which is what got me a bit confused (specifically what...
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M.T. Black replied to the thread Lord of the Rings Roleplaying 5E.This is the Free League version. I think the classes are pretty well done. Actually, I think the whole system is pretty well done, but...
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M.T. Black reacted to Spectral Anomaly's post in the thread Lord of the Rings Roleplaying 5E with
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The print book/PDF has some decent maps that make the layout fairly easy to understand (isometric and not gridded, but still useful)... -
I haven't played the 5e version, but I did play a lot of first edition TOR and although I loved the game I always felt the rules were...
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Is this the version from Free League? I played Cubicle 7's Adventures in Middle Earth and thought it was thoroughly mediocre. I'm...
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I finally got around to playing The Lord of the Rings 5E last night. My regular D&D group is playing the sample adventure, "The Star of...
