#Adventures in Middle Earth

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Adventures in Middle Earth - Riddermark by Ralph Horsley

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saw this post by @nelyoslegalteam and got VERY INSPIRED so here is my girl <3 absolutely deranged shelter cat of an elf. the art is by the wonderful @merilles

[alexmurison]

The Ent This absolute stunning veteran oak tree hidden away in Cannock Chase is one of the most stunning trees I've ever seen. A true Tolkien Ent if ever i've seen one.

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just found out that my favorite picross/Nonograms app actually has like, an entire settlement building and adventure mode that as far as I know is EXCLUSIVE to android. Once again points off for iphone, pathetic

[of-two-lands]

44°04'21.1"S 170°07'58.1"E

instagram/oftwolands

[lucalicatteart]

 sculpted a strange shimmery two headed snail, speckled with wild flowers on it's shell~

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Requested by anon

[magna-lucis-art]

I have never drawn metallic armor or helmets before. This was an interesting experience. Also this is Sauron from the Middle Earth series.

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Adventures in Middle Earth Promo Post

(Written by @jaz-the-bard)

Summary: Adventures in Middle Earth is a tabletop roleplaying game set in Middle-Earth between the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. The system is based on Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition, but can also be played in its own system, The One Ring RPG. There are a number of plotlines suggested in the play materials, from helping the princess Írimë sail to Valinor to defeating the Werewolf of Mirkwood (and defeating it again... and again...), but as with any roleplaying game, the possibilities are endless.

Why should I check out this canon? The mechanics of the game are designed particularly for Tolkien's world, giving direct consequences for ill deeds and magical corruption, as well as focusing on travel and journeys, and the characters -- whether from the books or invented for the game -- are a delight. There's nothing more fun than player heroes running into Legolas after being lost in the woods for days! It's also possible to use these rules to homebrew a Silmarillion-set game (ask me how I know) and use the corruption effects to destroy the player characters. The authors of the game are lore-knowledgable, and the settings and stories really feel like Tolkien's world!

Where can I get this? The sourcebooks for AiME are out of print, but the reworked version LotR 5e is available to buy online. However, some sourcebooks can be found on the Internet Archive and other places, and people who own copies are often happy to share!

What fanworks already exist? There are already a handful of fanfictions on Ao3 for this game! Several are writings about adventures that player characters have had. Likewise, fanart for it on Tumblr tends to be of player heroes. I'd heartily recommend checking out those fanworks (and not just because I wrote a bunch of them)! These original-character-heavy, setting-entwined works are a fantastic glimpse into the pieces of Middle-Earth between the pages.

[lokitapendragon]

Talion: I'll never get used to dying.

Celebrimbor: Perhaps we should stop dying, then.

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Adventures in Middle Earth - Erebor Cover Art by Ralph Horsley

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pathways

Alaric and Bernulf journey back through Mirkwood, guarding a merchant and his young son. They are guided by the merry elf-maid Feredis, and joined by a strange young woman who is said to be a witch.

[brethilach]

Hobbit AU where everything is exactly the same except they give Thorin glasses

[jazzymini]

🧚🏽⋆𖦹༺ feels like magic ༻𖦹⋆🧚🏽

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instagram/oftwolands

www.oftwolands.com

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tumblr gets a sneak since i dont want to upload on yt or anywhere else

I've been listening to da capo and since i got into bagginshield recently, when the song came up again, the line "there used to be a storyteller" hit me like a truck and thus this rot was born. It needs a lot of retiming and polishing (to my standards anyway) and maybe ill update separately or reblog or idk. The counting is me trying to time and check how many flashback scenes i can stick in there. i still need an extra set and again, more stuff, particularly some more movement, i was just a bit tired to try n figure it out since i started this at like 1 am fjejkfjs. It's not inherently bagginshield but the motivation is definitely abt bilbo and his dwarves tho the second half of the song is more about LOTR and the people there. Something something abt letting these characters be with the people they cherish at the end of it all.

my friend has called me out abt how i dont make normal endings but i swear this one ends sweet (tho tears taken are not my responsibility)