LOTR in The Operational Art of War: COW
Posted: 2002-11-01 12:00am
A total MOD for Century of Warfare:
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http://www.wargamer.com/archive/scenari ... sp?ID=3134
Title: War of the Rings
Version: v03
Date: September 2002
Requirements: ACOW v1.04
Description
This is a scenario based on the well known trilogy The Fellowship of the Rings. The scenario begins on 23 September 3018 of the Third Age, as Frodo leaves the Shire and begins the quest to destroy the One Ring.
This version is designed to be played in the Cheyenne mode, although it can be played in the solitaire mode. Do not expect a competitive game from the PO.
At this time there is no intention to set a limit on the number of turns. Individual players are encouraged to establish their own maximum scenario length.
Acknowledgements
J.R.R. Tolkien
Bio Editor for making this all possible
The Encyclopedia of Arda which I have consulted extensively. An extract from the encyclopedia describing the War of the Ring is appended to the end of this briefing.
The Tolkien Atlas for all the reference maps
The original SPI board game Lord of the Rings board, from which much of the map, unit locations, forces and characters are inherited.
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Get it HERE:
http://www.wargamer.com/archive/scenari ... sp?ID=3134
Title: War of the Rings
Version: v03
Date: September 2002
Requirements: ACOW v1.04
Description
This is a scenario based on the well known trilogy The Fellowship of the Rings. The scenario begins on 23 September 3018 of the Third Age, as Frodo leaves the Shire and begins the quest to destroy the One Ring.
This version is designed to be played in the Cheyenne mode, although it can be played in the solitaire mode. Do not expect a competitive game from the PO.
At this time there is no intention to set a limit on the number of turns. Individual players are encouraged to establish their own maximum scenario length.
Acknowledgements
J.R.R. Tolkien
Bio Editor for making this all possible
The Encyclopedia of Arda which I have consulted extensively. An extract from the encyclopedia describing the War of the Ring is appended to the end of this briefing.
The Tolkien Atlas for all the reference maps
The original SPI board game Lord of the Rings board, from which much of the map, unit locations, forces and characters are inherited.
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