But wait! There's also a LotR Monopoly, and an LotR Risk - didn't look those up, but I figure the former is still Monopoly, and the latter will not be the map of Middle Earth with lots and lots of Sauron and so very little Gondor.
Not exactly. Both of them can be played straight, but each of them comes with alternate "storyline" rules that involve the use of the Ring token, which travels around the board. And I'm pretty sure that the armies for LotRisk are more balanced -- elves, dwarves, men, that sort of thing. Don't have it in front of me, but we do sell it.
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Date: Nov. 18th, 2003 09:31 am (UTC)Not exactly. Both of them can be played straight, but each of them comes with alternate "storyline" rules that involve the use of the Ring token, which travels around the board. And I'm pretty sure that the armies for LotRisk are more balanced -- elves, dwarves, men, that sort of thing. Don't have it in front of me, but we do sell it.