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Post by Francesco in his FB:

I have been to Moria.

I’ve been there, because I have seen a whole bunch of the images being created by Cubicle 7’s art department... and they are glorious. So good I wish they were collected in a separate publication. And with the Kickstarter we might even get that, who knows...

Draw your conclusions, sir.

Though my heart lays with One Ring, count me in as another who appreciates the incorporation of all C7's current Middle-earth rules systems.

Falenthal wrote: ↑

Thu May 17, 2018 4:59 pm

Post by Francesco in his FB:

I have been to Moria.

I’ve been there, because I have seen a whole bunch of the images being created by Cubicle 7’s art department... and they are glorious. So good I wish they were collected in a separate publication. And with the Kickstarter we might even get that, who knows...

Draw your conclusions, sir.

Kickstarter? Now that is interesting...

Probably the most interesting thing about a Kickstarter is that the company can add products and higher quality (stretch goals) knowing that it will work financially.
So, we'll surely have Moria Mithril coins in the box, and a real size Mazarbul book stained in blood.

Falenthal wrote: ↑

Thu May 17, 2018 8:11 pm

Probably the most interesting thing about a Kickstarter is that the company can add products and higher quality (stretch goals) knowing that it will work financially.
So, we'll surely have Moria Mithril coins in the box, and a real size Mazarbul book stained in blood.

....aaaaannnnd the Balrog on the box with the perforated, fold-out wings. Don't forget that.

If Balrogs can fly, why the hell Gandalf blow the bridge of Khazad-Dum?

And don't tell me it's an interesting case of gephyrophobic stroke.

Glorelendil wrote: ↑

Thu May 17, 2018 8:51 pm

Falenthal wrote: ↑

Thu May 17, 2018 8:11 pm

Probably the most interesting thing about a Kickstarter is that the company can add products and higher quality (stretch goals) knowing that it will work financially.
So, we'll surely have Moria Mithril coins in the box, and a real size Mazarbul book stained in blood.

....aaaaannnnd the Balrog on the box with the perforated, fold-out wings. Don't forget that.

A "glue it yourself (or not)" mini is also in order.

Terisonen wrote: ↑

Fri May 18, 2018 1:52 pm

If Balrogs can fly, why the hell Gandalf blow the bridge of Khazad-Dum?

And don't tell me it's an interesting case of gephyrophobic stroke.

Who said they can fly?

c.f. Ostriches, Emus, Kiwis, Penguins....

There is the question of how a Balrog intercepted Glorfindel & Co. at the high pass. Maybe they used to be able to fly, but the Balrog of Moria has spent so long underground that his wings have atrophied.

Or turned into shadow-stuff....

Falenthal wrote: ↑

Fri May 18, 2018 1:54 pm

A "glue it yourself (or not)" mini is also in order.

Ah, Heroquest, how many lost Sunday afternoons did I spend with you...

Any chance of an update on Moria before the forums close down? I'm looking forward to this one!