Middle-earth is famous among fantasy literature, but it is not only the epic moments that readers appreciate. There are unexpected and delightful moments of humor in Tolkien’s writings. One of my personal favorites is when The Gaffer essentially tells a Black Rider to get off his lawn. Romana Kendelic’s piece above does a good job of capturing both the drama and the humor of this scene. You can find more great work on her artstation page.
Reviewing Lord of the Rings LCG one card at a time.
Alt-arts, homebrew, and miscellany for Living Card Games
Producer of unofficial, fan-made expansions for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
Of the Quests from The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
A Narrative Look at the Lord of The Rings LCG
A Lord of the Rings LCG Blog
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In depth analysis of quests and strategy guides for LOTR LCG
Because why not...
Seastan's LotR LCG Blog
A Lord of the Rings LCG Blog
A Lord of the Rings LCG Blog
...converted to audio form.
A Blog for Lord of The Rings - The Living Card Game
A blog about all things multiplayer in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
David Bowie, song by song
Un blog de la comunidad de jugadores de El Señor de los Anillos LCG
Erik Kwakkel blogging about medieval manuscripts
A blog about The Lord of The Rings: The Card Game by Fantasy Flight Games
In-depth with the Lord of the Rings LCG
Reviews and Commentary on Boardgames
My Book of Days - a personal journal from the '90s
A Lord of the Rings LCG Blog
Reports from the Land of Bow and Helm on the games of Middle Earth
One podcast to rule them all!
STOIC AND LITERARY IDEAS AS A GUIDE TO LIVING
Exploring Tolkien's Middle-Earth through The Lord of the Rings LCG
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