Fellowship of the Dice

I don't know who (if anyone) said it, but anyway...

I was wondering if anyone wanted to either run or play in either a The One Ring 2nd Edition game, or either Forbidden Lands or Twilight 2000 (with a twist) games?

I'm able to run or play in one more game I think, and I'd like to try either of these three.

Let me know if anyone else is interested and has time for the foreseeable future.

As I said before, I could try Twilight 2000. Or Forbidden Lands. Maybe The One Ring, if you need a spot filled.

Cool... I'll see if there are others interested too.

How would you feel about a solo game if nobody else is interested?

Not a fan. I'd be willing to join as a 2nd player.

RorytheRomulan wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 27, 2022 3:22 am

Not a fan. I'd be willing to join as a 2nd player.

Fair point. I'll see what other interest there is.

I'm not up to being the Storyteller for any more games right now, but I'd happily join as a Player.

I'm good with any System. You have been introducing me to new Systems with all your games, so excited to learn yet another one.

Okay, I can understand that entirely.

I would say then, since I'm running two sci-fi games that I would offer either Forbidden Lands or The One Ring .

The first is more or less a pure Year Zero Engine game, the same system at heart as Coriolis and MYZ, while TOR is a different system altogether.

Let me know if anyone is interested and which you'd prefer.

Either-or. I'm more of a reader and a watcher of the Middle Earth stories (video games sorta count). Peter Jackson's first trilogy just can't be beat. If it takes place during the Second Age, assuming that we're faithful to Tolkien's vision, it's a great time period to use as a stomping grounds for adventure.

RorytheRomulan wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 01, 2022 5:46 am

Either-or. I'm more of a reader and a watcher of the Middle Earth stories (video games sorta count). Peter Jackson's first trilogy just can't be beat. If it takes place during the Second Age, assuming that we're faithful to Tolkien's vision, it's a great time period to use as a stomping grounds for adventure.

The RPG is set around 20 years after the Battle of Five Armies from the Hobbit trilogy, giving around 50-70 years to play with before the events of the LotR trilogy.

Sorry for not being decisive, but I'm good with either. Whichever excites you more as the Storyteller to explore.