Annexes

Auteur : Méphisto et Lau­re­lin

Une des­crip­tion assez com­plète des créa­tures de la Terre du Milieu, sans élé­ment de règles.

Auteur : Andrew C. Peter­son

J.R.R. Tol­kien had a fas­ci­na­tion with trolls. From the comi­cal adven­tures of the trolls in The Hobbit to the poem ​“Troll Sat Alone on His Seat of Stone” and to the battle with the Cave Troll in the mines of Moria it is clear that trolls were an impor­tant part of his nar­ra­tive world-buil­ding. Howe­ver, Tol­kien seemed unsure about the ori­gins of these crea­tures.

Auteur : Tyel­las — Edi­to­rial ack­now­led­ge­ments to Aaye­sha, Nekron’s Love­song, and Sharka

An over­view of the Middle-Earth facts about the orcs envi­sio­ned by J.R.R. Tol­kien, from their quo­ti­dian side (what they eat, how they repro­duce) to more exis­ten­tial issues of orcs in the Middle-Earth cos­mo­logy.

Auteur : inconnu

Great Eagles don’t get any res­pect ! In The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, Great Eagles are trea­ted like figh­ter jets. Howe­ver, in game terms, they are often trea­ted nothing more than giant eagles. This is a shame because Great Eagles are more than just super-size birds, they are ser­vants of the Valars.

Auteur : Copy­right © 2003–2005, The Thain’s Book — www​.tuck​bo​rough​.net — thain@​tuckborough.​net

A des­crip­tion of all the major & iconic Middle-Earth mons­ters.

Auteur : inconnu

A Lord of the Rings RPG mons­ter. Lesser demons (former Maiar) were in ser­vice to Mor­goth during the First Age.

Auteur : Eye of Sauron

A Lord of the Rings RPG Middle-Earth bes­tiary. From the Ste­ward and the King web­site.

Auteur : Goth­mog http://​www​.enworld​.org/​m​ed20/

A des­crip­tion of all the major & iconic Middle-Earth mons­ters, with d20 stats.