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After a second thought, making favored will be a bad call, since players with favored skill with have no benefit.

So, I decided to change for a reduction on all Fatigue gained for events during journey events while those events occur inside Arnor.

-1 fatigue gained to a minimum of zero.

I think the boon from Gilraen patron is not great in design. It makes all lands of Arnor considered a border land. My main issue with this is that choosing a traveling path will no longer be interesting if all lands are the same difficulty. My suggestion would be to make all travels rolls for the gu...

I don't think the OP is stating the rule is unclear, just that it is bad design. If all sessions will have a "revelation", what is the point of tracking. The rules also has many unnecessary tracking. The region the fellowship is, the starting eye value, the different ways to increase the e...

If so, this is kind of the dumbest rule ever. They could just remove all the tracking, and there are lots of tracking on this rule. They could just state that powerful character should have powerful enemies, and once the group made a name for themselves, it would be heard not only by potencial allie...

Hello, very good, my transaltion suggestions: Inspirar trocaria por Motivar Intimidar mudaria por Deslumbrar Procurar mudaria por Sondar Os atributos deveriam seguir a citação do livro, quando Gandalf fala com Frodo sobre as dificuldades de destruir os anéis, nesse caso os atributos seriam Força, Co...

I think that advantages disadvantages have been kept quite open for the Loremaster to play with the mechanics as they see fit. So, if you want to create advantage for others, for everyone, until combat ends or until next turn, I think it is all on the table. I would say that even Battle is one of th...

Also unexperienced adventurers should use a forward stance to compensate for their lack of skill (which makes sense). How does it make sense for inexperienced combatants to take greater risks? "Ok, the four Hobbits take Forward stance. Boromir and I will stay Defensive. We got this." I gu...

Just a quibble here: although it's true that Hope can "double or triple" your chance of success, if your starting chance is 8.4% you are still most likely going to fail. Agree, but to futher quibble, if you had a 8.4% chance on 1e, it was also very likelly that Hope would not help you as ...

My beef with 2.0 Hope is mostly about my general dislike of "finite resources spent before the roll to improve chances" regardless of setting/system. But what I do like thematically about after-the-roll is: 1) It gives the player narrative power. They get to decide when their Hope (Faith)...

Sorry to have oversimplified and/or misinterpreted your view, I felt the main aspect I the rule on 1e you liked was that because it was used after having initially failed, so the Hope spent would feel more like an intervention, a turn of tides. The way I read your explanation on hope as something ak...