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Look what I just found...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7kv9V ... sp=sharing

PaulButler wrote:*cough*
Look what I just found...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7kv9V ... sp=sharing

What's the hobbit doing with his left hand? I think he's got a second short sword under there. OMG DUAL WIELDING!

And the gentleman on the right is clearly a Wizard player-hero.

PaulButler wrote:*cough*
Look what I just found...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7kv9V ... sp=sharing

<Spock>Fascinating</Spock>

PaulButler wrote:*cough*
Look what I just found...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7kv9V ... sp=sharing

Apparently we got a spearman from Gondor

Well now that the PC guide is clear....clearly its not that wizard. But what I care I love the one ring as is anyways and I'm still buying all this goodness

After increasing the size it seems that it might be a spear-maiden. The person in blue seems to be a warrior type. I am guessing a Rohirrim. I cannot make anything out about the Hobbit carrying more than one weapon.

Is no one else going to comment that it looks like he's wearing a Gondorian tabard over his armor? If that's not a white tree I'll eat my wizard's hat.

arthyn wrote:Is no one else going to comment that it looks like he's wearing a Gondorian tabard over his armor? If that's not a white tree I'll eat my wizard's hat.

I noticed that as well. I don't think that we are shocked, since we are expected rules for playing folks from the Land of Stone. However, I wonder how much background stuff we will get. Gondor could fill a couple (four? I have four in the front row. Five? Five to that man crushing the elf underfoot... Do I hear Six?) books of material itself.

zedturtle wrote:However, I wonder how much background stuff we will get. Gondor could fill a couple (four? I have four in the front row. Five? Five to that man crushing the elf underfoot... Do I hear Six?) books of material itself.

I expect something in the likes of Eriador:
A general book (like Rivendell) with atlas and new rules (for mass battles, I bet).
Then a book with a city detailed, as with Lake-town and, probably, Bree in the future. Minas Tirith seems the winner for that, but Dol Amroth could be a lot of fun, too.
And then adventures, involving the Ithilien Rangers' watch on Minas Morgul, Pelargir and hunting down Corsairs in the high sea, a search of the ruins of Edhellond beginning at Dol Amroth, and the retake of Osgiliath with Boromir as a Captain.