The Adventurer’s Companion included a ton of new options for The One Ring and I thought I’d return the favor. While the Adventurer’s Guide for Adventures in Middle-Earth includes even more cultures than the original core book for The One Ring, there’s always room for more, right? I present to you seven new cultures for Adventures in Middle-Earth for your players to try out. With the recent addition of The Loremaster’s Guide, they’re going to need all the help they can get.
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Thank you. I liked this a lot. It will be useful to me as I am starting a AIME campaign soon. I know it probably sounds churlish but I found a few spelling mistakes 🙂
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Not churlish! I’ll take another editing pass without time constraints…
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Fixed! Thanks for the feedback, briansmaller, I made this on a text editor without a spellcheck feature and I didn’t realize how many typos I’d produced in my haste. It’s a much better resource, now…
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I just downloaded your new version 🙂 Once again thanks.
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Pretty late to the party, but we’re just getting into AiME here, thank you for the post, I really like the new cultures. Found it very cool you included the Dunelandings, folks I don’t feel like we see too often.
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I think the Dunlandings are a really cool part of the world, often overlooked. You’re only late to the party on AiME specifically: Free League is doing a 5e version of Lord of the Rings coming up.
https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2022/08/the-lord-of-the-rings-roleplaying-brings-middle-earth-to-dd-5e.html
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