Trolls of the Misty Mountains: Difference between revisions
(Added "Reception") |
m (Move Stock Number) |
||
| (2 intermediate revisions by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 8: | Line 8: | ||
|format=Softcover | |format=Softcover | ||
|pages=32 | |pages=32 | ||
|ice=8103 | |||
}}'''''Trolls of the Misty Mountains''''' is a module (in the ''Ready-to-Run Adventure''-series) for ''[[Middle-earth Role Playing]]'', 1st Edition. | }}'''''Trolls of the Misty Mountains''''' is a module (in the ''Ready-to-Run Adventure''-series) for ''[[Middle-earth Role Playing]]'', 1st Edition. | ||
*Editor: [[T. Kevin Amthor]], [[Pete Fenlon]] | *Editor: [[T. Kevin Amthor]], [[Pete Fenlon]] | ||
*Cover art: Daniel R. Horne | *Cover art: Daniel R. Horne | ||
| Line 28: | Line 28: | ||
Well concealed within the East-wood lies a dangerous gorge. Rumors have placed an ancient and powerful artifact within this pit. Many have preceded you in search of the heirloom. Will you risk the Adventure of Maes Fao? | Well concealed within the East-wood lies a dangerous gorge. Rumors have placed an ancient and powerful artifact within this pit. Many have preceded you in search of the heirloom. Will you risk the Adventure of Maes Fao? | ||
{{ | {{title|italics}} | ||
{{references}} | {{references}} | ||
[[Category:MERP]] | [[Category:MERP]] | ||
[[Category:Publications by title]] | [[Category:Publications by title]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:25, 27 June 2014
| Trolls of the Misty Mountains | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Author | John Cresswell, Mike Cresswell |
| Publisher | Iron Crown Enterprises |
| Released | 1986 |
| Format | Softcover |
| Pages | 32 |
| ISBN | 0-915795-49-3 |
| ICE stock no. | 8103 |
Trolls of the Misty Mountains is a module (in the Ready-to-Run Adventure-series) for Middle-earth Role Playing, 1st Edition.
- Editor: T. Kevin Amthor, Pete Fenlon
- Cover art: Daniel R. Horne
- Interior art: Denis Loubet
Reception[edit | edit source]
In a review of Trolls of the Misty Mountains in White Dwarf magazine, Graham Staplehurst remarked that the adventures have some interesting twists and characters, but that the "language and ideas get somewhat childish" and that the description of the setting (including maps) is a bit confusing. In conclusion Staplehurst says that "the module slips a little from the excellent standards previously set by ICE."[1]
Cover/Jacket Text[edit | edit source]
Three low-to-mid level adventures which each stand on their own and can be set up in minutes.
The southern edge of the East-wood is no longer peaceful. Marauding Trolls have brought unrelenting terror to the area. A small community of Dwarves has been wiped out ... eaten. Are you stalwart enough to face the intruders in the Adventure at Duildin Hill?
Two border keeps sit isolated in this area of the East-wood. The proposed path between these strongholds passes through Orc and Troll infested territory. Can you survive the Adventures at the Village of Garkash?
Well concealed within the East-wood lies a dangerous gorge. Rumors have placed an ancient and powerful artifact within this pit. Many have preceded you in search of the heirloom. Will you risk the Adventure of Maes Fao?
References
- ↑ "Open Box", in White Dwarf, issue 87 (March 1987), p. 4
