seemed to go pretty well

everyone enjoyed how the combat worked, with good use of inspire, awe and other manueveres.

Just a simple missing caravan coming over the mountains scenario, but with each character having a tie to someone / thing about the caravan....The players then feed their own ideas into the narrative from then on, and it worked without stalling or drifting

not easy from the off to decide who your fellowship focus should be, but it sort of came out during play

wasnt sure have often to tick advancement point boxes....i think they got 4-5 points for a 3 hour session

everyone seemed ok with the homemade dice i had made to supplement the two sets we had

playing again next week, where will ensure the last hour is dedicated to a fellowship phase

Good progress thus far, too early to tell if this game will be a hit with our group

Congratulations! From what you post it sounds as if you're game went well, so don't second guess yourself & just have fun.

good advice

cheers

second session played

introduce

travel roles and rules

corruption tests.....they were in the mountains of mirkwood

final fight against a solo big bad....secret shadow in the bat section

had a fellowship phase

all worked splendidly well and very few rules queries at all

Next week they travel to the Iron Hills, to gain a last piece of info, before they head near to Gundabad

It sounds as if your story is flowing well. Just reading about your inclusion of the Secret Shadow gave me the chills...

yeah...i did think they might TPK, but they pulled through

As im running the adventures from my netbook it means they are all in electronic format so i may pop them into pdf at some point and let folks have a look

Game is running very well, and we all like TOR thus far!

I for one would like to see them when you put them up. I'm also curious as to what other tools you might be using on your netbook to run the game.

If anyone is interested I can email what Im working on

JRRTALKING

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