Your personal wishlist for TOR books

[Balou1917]

I would really like to see Hobbiton, designing Hobbit Smials, Rules for making your own Towns. I recall Holding building rules that were posted a few years back.

Plus maybe some rules and map builder to add detail to the printed maps for what is not described. For instance, receiving a holding from a Patron and then fleshing it out. I know I can just wing it, but I appreciate all the imagination that this community has.

[Giorgio]

Most of my preferences has already been covered in previous posts, and the book I look forward to is a Moria campaign setting (like the DOM 30 year campaign).

I would also like to have some adventures in the far cold north in the Icebay of Forochel one day.

[Otaku-sempai]

I would also like to have some adventures in the far cold north in the Icebay of Forochel one day.

I've done some home-brewed material on Forodwaith, Forochel and the Lossoth, though the region around the Bay seems a bit light on potential enemies. The Lossoth don't seem to fight much among themselves, leaving a few possibilities:

• Snow-trolls in the far northern Ered Luin
• White Wolves and Wargs
• Orcs, Hill-men and Trolls based in and around Carn Dûm
• Bandits and raiders from Eriador

Of course that's not including potential natural dangers:

[Glorelendil]

If I were a servant of Morgoth* who had escaped undetected from the catastrophes of the 1st Age, I would hide out in the far north.

*This is entirely hypothetical, of course.

[Otaku-sempai]

If I were a servant of Morgoth* who had escaped undetected from the catastrophes of the 1st Age, I would hide out in the far north.

*This is entirely hypothetical, of course.

Well, I have placed a Cold-drake in the northern Blue Mountains, lairing north of Forlindon. She could cause trouble for the Lossoth and the Halls of the Dwarves.