This PDF offers a chart (which I print and give to every player) of tasks they can perform in combat. It expands on the tasks offered in the core rules and additional books.

The intention is to offer players more meaningful decisions, particularly in heroes helping each other on the battlefield. In general all core rules for combat are the same, with the addition of:

Advantage: A hero/enemy with Advantage rolls the Feat die twice on their next test, taking the higher result. (This does allow the reroll of a Sauron's Eye.) Advantage doesn't stack, but gaining Disadvantage when you have Advantage simply cancels out your Advantage.

Disadvantage: Same as Advantage but roll the Feat die twice and take the lower result.

Preparedness Dice: The pool of dice acquired before battle begins (per Core rules). Some tasks can add to this pool.

The terms Risky, Tactical, and Helpful are just general ideas as to the purpose of the task. If a hero wants to do something "risky" or "helpful" they can look at that row.

We have used these tasks in numerous battles in my One Ring campaign (5 players/heroes). Hopefully someone else finds the ideas herein useful.

This version has beautiful fonts

Improved version with tidied-up selections and additional tables for the Lamplighter in Staddle, Woodfellow in Archet and the Forsaken Inn

Our Bree-based campaign takes beers pretty seriously so we use these tables to determine what's being served at the Prancing Pony and other Bree-land taverns. Players can select their favourite taste and brands and, if the beer being served matches up, they enjoy minor perks. It suits the homely feel of a Bree campaign where local detail and belonging are important themes.

These Wild Adventures tables feature Rohan and surrounding Regions.

These are tables for generating adventures in Eastern Eriador using James R. Brown's Wild Adventures system (also in this files section). The tables were created by Aiden Harrison, and the file was created by James R. Brown.

These are tables for generating adventures in and around Dale using James R. Brown's Wild Adventures system (also in this files section). The tables were created by Aiden Harrison, and the file was created by James R. Brown.

These are tables for generating adventures in and around the Anduin Vales using James R. Brown's Wild Adventures system (also in this files section). The tables were created by Aiden Harrison, and the file was created by James R. Brown.

These are tables for generating adventures in and around Mirkwood using James R. Brown's Wild Adventures system (also in this files section). The tables were created by Aiden Harrison, and the file was created by James R. Brown.

A system for generating adventure ideas, by James R. Brown. This file contains the basic system, and tables for Lake-Town. Tables for other regions will be uploaded separately.

Moje pierwsze, autorskie tłumaczenie zasad anglojęzycznego systemu RPG, w tym The One Ring. Poglądowe ujęcie głównych założeń mechaniki, zarówno dla graczy, jak i MG.

W przypadku jakichś uwag lub pomysłów na zmiany proszę o kontakt.

This is a simple list of the Special Abilities of the Adversaries from TOR core book. I have taken out the descriptive text. These are the abilities powered by the Hate attribute.

A 4-page rules summary quick sheet of the revised second edition core rules with page references.

This is an updated file with a minor fix in the Recovery section.

v1.0

I've put all the most useful rules and stats for combat onto a single sheet.

Also the stance info is in boxes large and wide enough to put figures or tokens onto (for heroes and enemies) to track who is standing in what stance.

So it's a cheat sheet / playmat (or at least that was the idea!)

The basic game systems, standard skill checks, and combat options on one reference sheet