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[Adhemar]

My precious! So close; yet now feels so far away...

[Otaku-sempai]

Wayward Elves and Wild hobbits of the Vales of Anduin are both referred to in The Heart of the Wild (pgs 78 and 52 respectively), but neither are detailed as playable cultures. So the five new PLAYABLE CULTURES are indeed
Elves of Lorien
Men of Minas Tirith
Dwarves of the Blue mountains
Wayward Elves and
Wild Hobbits
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That doesn't work; you neglected to include Men of Bree, which in your case would make six new Cultures, not five.

[Falenthal]

Any idea on when it's going to Drivethru?
I usually buy only the PDF, and wait for the spanish translation to come out physically.

[skywalker]

The PDF of the AC will land around the time that the PDF of the LMG for AME. That's going to be like a second Xmas (or breakfast).

[Corvo]

About the five new playable cultures, my take is:

1. Dwarves of the Blue Mountains
2. Elves of Lorien
3. Men of Bree
4. Men of Minas Tirith
5. Wild Hobbits

Wild Hobbits aren't fully playable yet, since they don't have any Cultural Reward in Heart of the Wild
Wayward Elves, on the other hand, are already playable.

[timb]

Ordered mine, great stuff!

[Otaku-sempai]

About the five new playable cultures, my take is:

1. Dwarves of the Blue Mountains
2. Elves of Lorien
3. Men of Bree
4. Men of Minas Tirith
5. Wild Hobbits

Wild Hobbits aren't fully playable yet, since they don't have any Cultural Reward in Heart of the Wild
Wayward Elves, on the other hand, are already playable.

Okay, that makes a bit more sense.

[Stormcrow]

Wayward Elves, on the other hand, are already playable.

In what way are Wayward Elves already playable, except in being naughty Elves of Mirkwood? Come to think of it, why does the advertising copy in The One Ring Roleplaying Game and The Heart of the Wild say that Wayward Elves are a variant cultural background? Is there a variant package like Wild Hobbits that I can't find?

[Corvo]

Wayward Elves, on the other hand, are already playable.

In what way are Wayward Elves already playable, except in being naughty Elves of Mirkwood? Come to think of it, why does the advertising copy in The One Ring Roleplaying Game and The Heart of the Wild say that Wayward Elves are a variant cultural background? Is there a variant package like Wild Hobbits that I can't find?

Hi Stormcrow.
Not native speaker here, so I have some trouble getting your question, but...
Are you asking where are the rules for Wayward Elves? They are at page 77 of Heart of the Wild.

[Curulon]

Anyone else excited for more equipment and Trait options?