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>Moria : Through the Doors of Durin
>Rating : Amazing, the best book
This book blows the previous two out of the water. It's the ultimate campaign book. Lots of new, interesting NPCs, from rivals to monsters to allies. Including orc cultures within Moria, and ways the players might even interact with them. New rules for Journeys underground which do an incredible job getting the oppressive atmosphere of Moria across. The map of Moria is huge and extensive and there are TONS of adventure locations. It has rules that dictate how players need to find locations based on how famous or hidden they are, and the locations are all varied and interesting. It also has extensive solo rules, which are also useful in a normal game if the company has a group of NPCs with them.

It even adds a new dwarf subculture. This book is really cool. Easy buy.

>Realms of the Three Rings
>Rating : Great, second best book
This one is more like Ruins of the Lost Realm than Moria, but it has much better direction than Ruins and is more focused. Has a much more robust gazeteer section on all the Elven lands east of and including Lorien. Includes new elven player subcultures for Lorien, and the based high elves that were previously only in a side pamphlet. The adventure locations have a lot of variety and interesting social setups. The suggested campaigns link to the adventures inside better than Ruins and are more compelling. This book is really good, like Moria, and if you want to interact with Elves it is the best option.

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