Russ “Morrus” Morrissey

Yeah, I mean, they've been doing that since they took over the Tolkien stuff from Cubicle 7, haven't they? They've split it into the two and just kind of every book they release two versions of it.

Yeah, I mean, they've been doing that since they took over the Tolkien stuff from Cubicle 7, haven't they? They've split it into the two and just kind of every book they release two versions of it.

Yeah, yeah. They've got different covers, different cover art. And yeah, so basically, both books have got the same chapters. So the first chapter is called Where the West Elves Still Linger. And this talks about Lorien, Rivendell, Linden, the elf lords, that sort of thing. So it's the setting lore stuff related to, yeah. And then we've got an adventure, it looks like. A dark adventure awaits.

Yeah, yeah. They've got different covers, different cover art. And yeah, so basically, both books have got the same chapters. So the first chapter is called Where the West Elves Still Linger. And this talks about Lorien, Rivendell, Linden, the elf lords, that sort of thing. So it's the setting lore stuff related to, yeah. And then we've got an adventure, it looks like. A dark adventure awaits.

And we've got the details of Sauron's schemes against the immortal folk, including new events, enemies, and characters for the players to encounter, which sounds fun. And then we've got landmarks, which is basically 12 locations, sites of interest.

And we've got the details of Sauron's schemes against the immortal folk, including new events, enemies, and characters for the players to encounter, which sounds fun. And then we've got landmarks, which is basically 12 locations, sites of interest.

And then we've got the rules of lordship, which is guidelines for creating and playing elf lords, which apparently have some sort of like 10-level prestige class that you can take at level 10 to become an elf lord. In the 5e version, obviously.

And then we've got the rules of lordship, which is guidelines for creating and playing elf lords, which apparently have some sort of like 10-level prestige class that you can take at level 10 to become an elf lord. In the 5e version, obviously.

Yeah. But, you know, gorgeous as ever. You picked up the Moria book, didn't you? Last year. Was it this year? Whatever it was.

Yeah. But, you know, gorgeous as ever. You picked up the Moria book, didn't you? Last year. Was it this year? Whatever it was.

Was it as gorgeous as I hoped?

Was it as gorgeous as I hoped?

You haven't opened it, have you?

You haven't opened it, have you?

Okay, fair enough. Fair enough. Yeah. I'm probably still going to pick that up at some point, just because... Warrior's like the OG dungeon, really, I think.

Okay, fair enough. Fair enough. Yeah. I'm probably still going to pick that up at some point, just because... Warrior's like the OG dungeon, really, I think.

Well, yeah, that's the problem. I don't think I can get that separately, which is slightly annoying because I would really like that. But, hey, what are you going to do? Nice map of Moria. Oh, well. But, yeah, I don't know. I mean, like, Lord of the Rings is now on D&D Beyond, so I imagine quite a lot more people are now being introduced to the 5D version of the One Ring at the moment.

Well, yeah, that's the problem. I don't think I can get that separately, which is slightly annoying because I would really like that. But, hey, what are you going to do? Nice map of Moria. Oh, well. But, yeah, I don't know. I mean, like, Lord of the Rings is now on D&D Beyond, so I imagine quite a lot more people are now being introduced to the 5D version of the One Ring at the moment.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.