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Good morning Thomas.

What a pleasant surprise for a Sunday morning. I've downloaded OM16 and taken a quick look through it. Looks excellent, as usual.

PS. I may have some stuff to offer for the next issue.

Halbarad wrote:PS. I may have some stuff to offer for the next issue.

Now that sounds realy good. Feel free to mail me whenever you want to discuss how we can organise that as best as possible

Cheers
Thomas

Good stuff & nice to see my Cultural Gazzetteer of the Near south in! I won't be able to read it yet, still busy with AiME!

I am thinking of a similar piece for Mordor if you're interested

Robin S

Great work (as usual!) even if some of the detail can be a little intimidating it's always of a high standard and obiviously carefully researched. A personal plea: please keep the miniature discussions and articles going. I know we can often sneer at people that use them in their games but I also like them as simply objet d'art as well as their usage at the gaming table. The commentary provided in the articles is also fun to read - especially with regard to GWs range of Drwarves from The Hobbit!

I'm happy to hear that you like it - and especially various parts and not only one of them

@ Robin: Of course I'm interested. Just mail me what you have and like to be published and we can work on the details.

@ Rich: The minis will definitely stay - we still have a lot of races left, so as long as José Enrique does not lose his interest (which is unlikely IMO), we'll see a couple of further miniature articles

Cheers
Thomas

Rich H wrote:Great work (as usual!) even if some of the detail can be a little intimidating it's always of a high standard and obiviously carefully researched. A personal plea: please keep the miniature discussions and articles going. I know we can often sneer at people that use them in their games but I also like them as simply objet d'art as well as their usage at the gaming table. The commentary provided in the articles is also fun to read - especially with regard to GWs range of Drwarves from The Hobbit!

Glad you like it! I plan to run a poll shortly in the Other Minds Facebook page to chose the topic for the next Middle-earth in Miniature article.

By the way, I'm running on the Other Minds FB group to let you choose the topic of the next article. If you feel like taking your pic, here you are the link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/othermi ... e/?fref=ts

Hi all,
the latest Issue of Other Minds (#17) has just been published. This time we have a very heavy TOR focus. 200+ pages await to be read and enjoyed!

• Middle-earth in miniature III: Terrors of the Old Days (miniature review)
  by José Enrique Vacas de la Rosa
• Review: The Darkening of Mirkwood
  by Thomas Morwinsky
• Review: Rivendell
  by José Enrique Vacas de la Rosa
• Review: Ruins of the North
  by Thomas Morwinsky
• First Seed of a Great Forest (adventure for TOR)
  by Olaf “Falenthal” Anguera
• Darkness over Amon Nyrn (adventure for TOR)
  by Paul Kirk
• The Leofrings (heroic culture for TOR)
  by Paul Kirk
• The Horse and the Rider (scholarly stuff plus TOR gaming stats for the rohirric military)
  by Paul Kirk
• Urbanisation of Gondor and Rohan (scholarly thoughts on the urbanisation of Gondor in 11 eras)
  by Thomas Morwinsky
• Creatures of Middle-earth: Were-worms (creature suggestion with TOR stats)
  by José Enrique Vacas de la Rosa

You can find the file on the OM website or under this direct link. Have fun with it and feel free to comment anything you deem worthwhile

For the OM team
Thomas

Nice news! OM is a very high quality fanzine!

Thank you for a great issue! Interesting and useful articles and Farenthal's adventure (which is the only contribution I've read in detail so far) is truly delighting!