Quag Keep - Where Law & Chaos Do Battle
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Campaign and Adventure Guidebook for Middle Earth & The Brandywine Star
A full-color 24" x 36" poster map of Middle-earth, including the wild lands - north, south, and east - and a superimposed reference grid.
Descriptions of the principal inhabitants of Middle-earth, including: a
language tree and linguistic data; cultural notes; and an in depth time
line.
Maps and notes on Middle-earth's topography, climate, trade routes, and population centers.
Guidelines for incorporating Middle-earth into any major role playing system.
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