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Oh I thought they already did that. Onward: Quests of Yore This book is awesome if you want that type of info.

What does that mean that Disney would publish its own RPG? What like a Duck Tales RPG?

Also Sam played a major villain on the Supergirl TV series last season. Sam also wrote with his brother the Arts & Arcana book. So he has some good DC Cred and RPG love.

The whole Worg people must be loving this. Writeups.org

Totally agree with all your points @BookBarbarian.

Company Wise, I heard Cubicle 7 is doing fantastic. Also heard they got a jobs grant by the Irish Government. I would expect more great work from this company.

Just to add my own personal story here. I was introduced to AD&D 1E and played one adventure with an older friend's brother. Then with my own age group friends we played Basic, and my parents bought the Basic Red Box set for me. Then my parents bought me the TSR Marvel Super Heroes Yellow Box...

I think Gondor looks less green than the Mirkwood or the Shire. Also if you look at the detailed maps you can tell there are different types of Fauna in the different lands., which is very cool as well

Most of Middle-earth is pretty empty. IRC, there was a flood and plagues before the Hobbit in the past, so there is not much civilization. I know we tend to think of Middle-earth as this lush mostly filled out world, but when you see it on a map, it is kind of post civilization setting.

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I wonder if this includes Online sales as well as Walmart, Target, and Barnes & Nobel? If not, what people are buying in total is much greater, and that overall games are much higher than what these numbers are showing.

The cool thing about the Bree book is that it is so removed from Mordor, but still has the general Middle-earth feel. I think it would give you a lot of the freedom you are looking for. Also for as detailed as we think Middle Earth is, there is really not that much known. The world is...

100% agree with this up above. This is a horror game that D&D can be. Plus it makes use of the inspiration system much better than D&D. Also when you play the game, you see how much of euqalizer a Fireball spell is. There are very few area of effect attacks, so Orcs stay threatening even at...

Any news from Cubicle 7 ? Any news for Adventures in Middle-earth?

While I have not ran W: DMM, from reading the book, it seems like a DM could run it as an episodic TV show. Each level seems like it could be short enough for a single 4 hr session and besides Halaster each level has very little to do with one another. So far each Dungeon has bad guys to...

It is almost as if people who are currrently part of the Star Wars story team used to work for West End Games..... https://index.rpg.net/display-entry.phtml?mainid=4808

In Adventure in Middle-earth, which is D&D 5e based, it is called Cultures. Cultures cover Elves of Mirkwood, Men of Bree, and Hobbits of the Shire.

Is Adventures in Middle-earth OGL, by Cubicle 7 part of the 5E number?

Just purchased No Thank You Evil! by Monte Cook Games. Played an Elena of Avalor Themed adventure with my 4 year old and 10 year old. I had to create all the Elena player Characters and Monsters, but it was pretty easy. End result they loved it. Morrus, if there is a place to put Fan made...

Sumptuary laws were enacted in the Module Murder in Baldur's Gate just before 5E was released.