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Otaku-sempai
Elvenhome
Oct 21 2019, 5:13am
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The Lands of East Rhovanion (completely speculative)
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I've been working on one of my home-brewed (i.e. unofficial) supplements for The One Ring Roleplaying Game, specifically "A TOR Guide to East Rhovanion". The new map of Middle-earth for TOR 2nd Ed. is making me rethink my approach for the region of East Rhovanion. Specifically, the Brown Lands seem more expansive than I previously thought; expansive enough to define the southern border of that region. I now have East Rhovanion divided up thusly:
- The Northemnet: Archaic name for the Nether Marches of the lands of Dale.
- The Southemnet: The central region of East Rhovanion, bordered on the east by Dorwinion.
- The Northfolde: Borders the Heart of Mirkwood above the East Bight.
- The Southfolde: Borders Southern Mirkwood from the East Bight to the Brown Lands.
- Emyn Rhovanion: The Hills of Rhovanion, on the west coast of the Sea of Rhûn south of Dorwinion. Dwarves (of an eastern folk) inhabit these hills, as do Trolls.
- The South-march: A band that stretches from the Southfolde to Emyn Rhovanion, bordering the Brown Lands.
Cubicle 7's new Map of Middle Earth.
And here is a different map that I can reproduce here:
"Change is inevitable. Growth is optional." - DRWolf (after John C. Maxwell)
(This post was edited by Otaku-sempai on Oct 21 2019, 5:26am)
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(Elvenhome) on Oct 21 2019, 5:15am
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(Elvenhome) on Oct 21 2019, 5:24am
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