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Lord of the Rings (Decipher)
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The maps are great, and there's no denying Christian Moore and his team have a deep routed love of all things Middle Earth, but there's a definite sense that here was a game who desperately wanted to be d20 but couldn't be for political reasons. Decipher may have now canned the line (together with their entire RPG studio), but simply for film related source material these books are hard to beat.
Fan Boy Three Scurrulous Rumour Department: A little Hobbit tells me that we shouldn't have to wait too long for another RPG incarnation. Hmmm. Now who do we know with a Lord of the Rings licence, bottomless piles of cash and a sudden desire to get back into the RPG business..?
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Core Rules
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INTRODUCTORY RULES
DCR0950 Fellowship Adventure Game £12.99
DCR0957 Two Towers Adventure Game £19.99
CORE RULES
DCR0951 Lord of the Rings RPG £24.99
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GM Sourcebooks
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DCR0960 The Maps of Middle-Earth #1 £22.99
DCR103521 Fellowship of the Ring Sourcebook £15.99
DCR103523 Hero's Journal £6.99
DCR103584 Fell Beasts & Wondrous Magic £16.99
DCR103587 Moria Box Set £22.99
DCR103588 Two Towers Sourcebook £19.99
DCR103590 The Maps of Middle Earth #2 £22.99
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Accessories
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DCR0953 Lord of the Rings Screen £10.99
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