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Cubicle 7 Entertainment and Sophisticated Games are proud to announce that they are jointly developing The One Ring: The Lord of the Rings® Role-playing Game. Very simple mechanics, but effective enough. Cubicle 7 Entertainment and Sophisticated Games announce that they are developing The One Ring: The Lord of the Rings® Role-playing Game. Entirely D6 based as I recall, and some neat gameplay ideas around story points. I got a chance to play the Dr Who RPG at the last Dragonmeet, and I have to say I thought it played pretty well.
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