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COPYRIGHT 1996 TOLKIEN ENTERPRISES OFFICIALLY MAINTAINED FOR IRON CROWN ENTERPRISES BY MIKE CHAPMAN
COURT OF ARDOR in Southern Middle-earth COURT OF ARDOR in Southern Middle-earth
Campaign Setting Published:
1982, 1983
Author/Designer:
Terry K. Amthor
Pages:
52
Stock #:
2500
ISBN #:
Unknown
eBay $127.58  Click for Graph Breakdown
Originally: $10.00
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Experience the ancient swamp ruins & island citadels held by dark elven lords and their fierce minions.

ARDOR contains:

  • A 16" x 20" full-color double-sided detachable mapsheet
  • 4 B & W maps
  • 8 major floor plans

 INTRODUCTION

     Within this book is held the tale of the history of the land known as the Mûmakan and an organization of Evil known as the Court of Ardor. Also told is the story of the preparations of the Court for a cataclysm which, if it were to occur, would have dire repercussions not only for the lands of the Mûmakan, but all of Middle-earth.

     Long ago in the dim past of Ender Elven lords came to this southerly area, to a land swathed in warm mists and overgrown with wild yet beautiful trees and vines, and inhabited by all manner of creatures. It was vastly different from the forests and plains to the North, yet the Elves loved it and named it Ardor (S: 'Exalted Land'). Many centuries passed, and the Immortal Children of Eru lived in peace, until the Shadow fell upon the land and many of the strong were seduced by the clever words of servants of the Black Enemy: Morgoth. Power and wisdom were promised, if they would but perform this one task. Naive were these Elves in the Elder days, and they made oaths lightly, little knowing how heavily this would weigh upon them in the millennia to come. Eagerly they took council and formed a Court of sorts; a hierarchy of lords and ladies to effect this mission for their master. And a Darkness of spirit fell upon the land: a harbinger of the true dark which was to follow should their scheme come to fruition.

     Ages passed, and men, the younger Children, came and settled in Ardor, giving it a name in their own tongues - Mûmakan, after the huge beasts which roam the region. But Ardor still it was to the Court, and Ardor it would be again, when the eternal night fell upon all of Middle-earth.

Comments


Sat 27 May 2000 15:06 - NathanRating: 10 / 10

I`ve written to the author of this book, and he says that you can`t download Ardor anywhere on the net!!


Fri 13 Apr 2001 10:57 - EmengheleRating: 10 / 10

Non ho mai visto nulla di piu cafone. Lo desidero ardentemente... potrei uccidere per averlo......... I need some informations about it. PLEASE, HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Thu 26 Apr 2001 16:06 - GeoffreyRating: 10 / 10

I have scanned the Court of Ardor into my computer and though I doubt the legality of it, Ill send it via e-mail to anyone who wants it. Just e-mail me at aurinstower@hotmail.com


Fri 1 Jun 2001 14:16 - GeoffreyRating: 10 / 10

Update on Court of Ardor: Go to http://www.angelfire.com/nc/alatar/home.html and download it from my webpage.


Mon 16 Jul 2001 14:40 - GeoffreyRating: 10 / 10

I hate to keep adding comments here but just one more. Angelfire shut down my web page cause of all the traffic so I`m moving CoA to www.alatar.org It should be running in a few days.


Sun 9 Sep 2001 08:17 - petencRating: 10 / 10

I`d have to say that this module is unique. Unlike all the other more informational products in the middle-earth line, it provides a rich storyline and a fabulous


Sun 9 Sep 2001 08:19 - petencRating: 10 / 10

ug. last comment cut off - summary: ardor is great. buy it if you can.


Sat 15 Dec 2001 00:23 - HannibalRating: 10 / 10

I`ve got this one... an original 1st edition module by Terry Amthor. A little different than the others in the series.

I have a pristine scan of this one... since it is now rare, I use the scan for play copies and keep that original in plastic!


Fri 11 Jan 2002 09:16 - sauronRating: 4 / 10

much more like an anonymous FRP module (like those in D&D) than the other valuable ICE`s books.
Lots of pages about superpowerful NPCs and dozens of artifacts and +25 items, very poor historical section, missing organical information (about neighbouring lands, for instance), and, worst of all, heavy contradictions with Tolkien`s works.
definitely not worthy buying it (unless of course you are planning to resell it at a higher price).


Thu 28 Feb 2002 07:29 - LominasRating: 6 / 10

You can download this. But I mustnt tell where. Just use altavista, or yahoo...


Wed 14 Aug 2002 13:11 - SmeagolRating: 10 / 10

Por fevor, ice del orto, publiquenlo en castellano que yo soy de Argentina y no puedo conseguir una chota en mi pais de mierda.
desde ya, muchas gracias.

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