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1. The story is that the PC's are hired to protect an 'archaeologist' of sorts that wants to recover some Dwarven Relics. Well, after a turn of events, the group finds themselves stuck in the mines and must travel to the other side (a daunting task!). I was going to give either the NPC or the dwarf PC a very very old torn up map of the Moria.
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Even though the 2nd ed. rulebook is better/easier to understand, can I learn and play the game just fine by reading the 1st edition rulebook? I've read several other DVG 'Leader' rulebooks and I understand those. So, even if the 2nd ed. is easier to understand, is there really any issues or problems by using the 1st ed. rules? I suppose that 'technically' I won't know until I've read the rules!
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I have played a scenario that was released in a White Dwarf magazine. It is a quite large square. In each side there is an entrance. Three for the evil player and one for the fellowship. The objective is to entrance on the opposite side with the fellowship, without loosing Frodo or up to four(?) members of the fellowship.
Then I've seen the scenario in the 4th ed rulebook and read a session report of the one in the Mines of Moria rules. They are quite similiar but has some differences to them.
On top of that I guess there are other Balin's tomb scenarios in the 1st ed Fellowship boxset and Fellowship Journeybook.
The first version i described, which is the only scenario I've played, the board is huge and you just don't get the Balin's tomb feeling from it. The other two seem a little boring in that the objective(troll)only comes out by luck. The evil player can happily hack the fellowship down with an everlasting stream of goblins before you get that tie when rolling for priority. It might work fine. As I said, I havn't played it. But it seems odd handling the objective that way.
Just so that I'll know if to get the Fellowship journeybook or original boxset rules or whatever.

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