Treasures of Middle-earth
| Treasures of Middle-earth: A Compendium of Magic Items | |
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| Author | Wolfgang Baur |
| Publisher | Iron Crown Enterprises |
| Released | 1989 |
| Format | Softcover |
| Pages | 142 |
| ISBN | 1-55806-048-0 |
| ICE stock no. | 8006 |
Treasures of Middle-earth is a supplement for Middle-earth Role Playing, 1st Edition. It was replaced by the 2nd Edition Treasures of Middle-Earth.
==Cover/Jacket
Here are Endor's most potent artifacts, the famous and infamous treasures that have shaped the history of Middle-earth. Scatter these enchanted items amidst the treasure hoards of monsters and the riches of Kings to add challenge and excitement to your campaign. Could you gaze into the depths of a Palantír from Númenor and survive the visions sent to haunt you? Have you ever desired to possess the treasure heaped beneath a Dragon's scaled belly? All these and more await you!
This volume describes the treasures forged by the inhabitants of Tolkien's world. Each item has a short description followed by a complete listing of its magical powers. Game statistics for the MERP and Rolemaster systems are included. These stats can be easily converted to most major FRP systems.
Inside you'll find:
- Treasures - everything from Aragorn's sword and the Palantíri of Númenor to Sauron's One Ring
- Arms
- Armor
- Apparel & Gear
- Jewelry, Gems & Art
- Musical Instruments
- Rings
- Tools & Trappings
- Creators - the forging techniques favored by each race, including the works of the Ainur as well as those of the lowly Orcs.
- Materials - the properties of the gems, stone, wood, and metals used to create enchanted items.
