Now that Lord of the Rings is back on TV we’re getting some “oldies but goodies” rising to the top.
Stats: Dragons, Thor, Lord of the Rings and Rick and Morty show geeky series still dominate
One of the quirks of JustWatch is that it’s a search engine, not a streaming platform. People using JustWatch are finding out where a show is so they can watch it.
The Special Edition hardcover of The Silmarillion is gorgeous
Quarter-bound in blue, with raised spine ribs, stamped in foil and black cloth boards and pages edged in silver, the set looks gorgeous. The books are housed in a custom-built slipcase.
The Lord of the Rings RPG heads to 5e but not does simply walk there
The year is 2965 of the Third Age and the Shadow is returning. Rumors of strange things happening outside the borders of civilized lands are spreading and they sometimes reach the ears of individuals who recognize the sinister truth they hide.
What did they not mess up? The most popular sci-fi and fantasy book-to-film adaptations
Superproof combined IMDB and Goodreads data to work out which sci-fi and fantasy books are popular, which have movie adaptations of which of those adaptations people actually liked!
The Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle-earth expansion leaked
The new addition to the game will focus on the darker areas of Middle-earth such as the Mines of Moria and Mirkwood. The Shadowed Paths campaign includes 13 scenarios.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #24
In this issue of Routinely Itemised we find out that a row has ended The One Ring, Wizards of the Coast are testing psionics and why we might all soon be talking about the lich-god Vecna.
The Lord of the Rings RPG scrapped as Cubicle 7 discontinue The One Ring
We will cease publishing The One Ring and Adventures in Middle-earth™ in the first half of 2020.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #8
It’s the first weekly round-up of RPG news and discoveries since Gen Con happened.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #5
What’s happen this week? A whizz though bullet points of RPG news and discoveries.
