The Definitive Version of the First "DnD" Dungeon 

The art you like so much is by Alvaro Tapia, who did the cover art for the Swedish editions of the Harry Potter books. Those covers are by many regarded as better than the original art.

It's hard to keep track of all the RPG kickstarters and then vet them for quality; would love more content like this that let's me know about good kickstarters in time to still back them.

Yep that's Fistful of Dice Matt Click. His dad, Shawn Tomkin, did the solo rules for The One Ring

Oh hey, I backed this product. Good to hear I made a good decision

Fun fact, that is Matt Click and he is also the son of Shawn Tomkin, creator of Ironsworn.

Cant wait to get this book in my hands, as you say, so gorgeous!

Good flip through! Thanks. Waiting for my LOTR 5e version

Total fanboy of anything Free League does. I back everything they do basically. I love the look and feel and quality of the work they do.

Did anyone else have a hard time navigating the late pledge? I really want these two books in hard copy but I can’t make a new account…frustrating

That's quite an impressive book!

I pledged both version of the book, and bought all the maps. I plan on running everything for my dad.

another beautiful and useful book from Free League. I will buy it on release. It a must buy and it will complete my collection of The One Ring books. The solo play rules can be used for DMing, not only for the tables but also the oracles can inspire things that can get fuel and challenge your imagination that you did not expect. There are 'wow' moments if you try a few times. I started with the Strider Mode for The One Ring and Moria solo play seems to bases on that and expanded. I would also recommend another book Solo OSR that introduce plot twist and helping make scene interesting. Solo play helps me to improvise situations and enrich my story. For example if your goblins start to patrol after the PC, you could send them and use the oracle for an outcome that you didn't think. If you get a result that is ill-fortune or good fortune, your patrol that you think was just patrolling may all take an nap (good fortune) or there is 2 patrol or an wild dogs that has joined them because of the ill-fortune roll. I love how creative my session have been with the use of those tools. Highly recommanded to try, it's a world to explore and I use it learn new systems.

Impressive. The maps and art are so evocative, another thing I didn't know I needed until now.

Urist McMapNerd, peasant, cancels Doing Laundry:

Thanks for the review! I don’t play One Ring or 5e. Do you think the info in the book (tables, monster descriptions) are generic enough to port into other systems?? Thanks!!

Aesthetics aside, how does it hold up against ICE’s Moria?

Ok, you sold me. I just backed it. This looks fantastic. I still LOVE dwarf stuff. I know some are burnt out. Just wondering, how do I get an alpha download?

Iron Crown published a Moria supplement years ago. For MERP .

click-baity title. I was expecting something from the mid-1970s.

Are you going to cover the official product now that it's released/delivered to most backers?

Im super excited to get my copy of Moria. I've loved everything ive gotten from Free League. Also, hearing the Warcraft 2 music sent me tumbling back in time lol. Great video!

Looks rad! Sounds rad!

The scarlet citadel was published in the 9030s and conan was undeniably and inflience on d&d

I'll take a look.

That map of the mines makes me so jealous as I look at my sparsely decorated map...

Sounds really cool! I may have to get all these One Ring supplements and actually try a game. I would still especially love a Shire game based on the starter box but I don't know how to make it exciting as an adventure rather than just feel cool in my head 😅

Wow! This is so exciting!

I love this.

I realize you are being cute for clickbait, but BLACKMOOR was the first D&D dungeon and until the mid 1980's Moria was just a place in a book. Otherwise an interesting vid.