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Lord of the Rings: Ringbearer

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The very soil of Middle-earth grows dark with seeping evil. The land itself seems to turn against that which once it harbored. Men kill neighbors, alliances lie shattered like Isildur's Bane, and many a people have forgotten the word "Friend".

For many, hope was lost against the might of Mordor. Sauron's lidless gaze oppressed the minds of men and elves, and Mount Doom quaked with magnificent indifference to the ill-fates of Dwarves and Hobbits.

But for some, not all was lost. One of good heart and sound mind has found it; the One Ring. They, and the allies they've gained through forged bonds and spilt blood, must resist its temptation, hide it from Sauron, and plunge it into the fires of mount Doom.

Then, and only then, may hope thrive again in Middle-earth. Trust is paramount, for Sauron and his agents of darkness seek to poison your mind and break your heart. There is no room for doubt.

Speak, Friend, and Enter the crossover of a lifetime:

Lord of the Rings: Ringbearer

Special thanks to the Unofficial Blood on the Clocktower Discord Server and it's community, without which this script would've never been possible, and to Cole, who might be responsible for a greater percentage of the design work at this point than I am :)

LOTR: Ringbearer is a script built around the Fabled, "The One Ring". A player holds the One Ring, and must ensure that Sauron never finds it. If Sauron, finds the Ring, or his agents obtain it, all hope is lost.

LOTR: Ringbearer is recommended for very experienced Blood on the Clocktower players. The rules are not always complex, but the possibilities are boundless and games can often end due to only a single mistake from either team. Players must be prepared for these losses, and be pleased that the last one ended, so that another may begin.

The Good team will find themselves making early bonds of trust and alliance, for they must conspire to protect the Ring. After all, only a Fellowship can save them.

The Evil team will find themselves wielding dramatic, world-quaking power, and yet this power is fragile, for without the Ring the bonds of men, elves, dwarves, and, yes, even hobbits, will prove too strong for the forces of evil.

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