Lords of Middle-Earth Vol. III

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Lords of Middle-Earth Vol. III is the last in a series of three sourcebooks that describe the races, beings and major figures from The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Volume III describes the Hobbits, Dwarves, Ents, Orcs and Trolls.

Lords of Middle-Earth Vol. III

title Lords of Middle-Earth Vol. III (Taller Version) publisher ICE date 1988 game MERP setting Middle-Earth author R. Mark Colborn, Peter Fenlon, John D. Ruemmler, Terry Amthor, Jessica Ney cover artist Angus McBride product category sourcebooks format perfect-bound softcover pages 112pp product code 8004 ISBN 1-55806-052-9

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Distinguishing Features

• Dimensions are 8-1/2" x 11".
• Cover top border is 7/16" tall, more than twice as tall as the "St. #8004" text it contains.
• The two front cover side borders are roughly equal in size, at just over 1/2" each. (The images above don't show this very well, because the scanner wasn't quite wide enough to capture the whole book.)

Lords of Middle-Earth Vol. III

title Lords of Middle-Earth Vol. III (Shorter Version) publisher ICE date 1988 game MERP setting Middle-Earth author R. Mark Colborn, Peter Fenlon, John D. Ruemmler, Terry Amthor, Jessica Ney cover artist Angus McBride product category sourcebooks format perfect-bound softcover pages 112pp product code 8004 ISBN 1-55806-052-9

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Distinguishing Features

• Dimensions are 8-3/8" x 10-7/8". (Smaller than the other version.)
• Cover top border is 9/32" tall, less than twice as tall as the "St. #8004" text it contains.
• The front cover left side border is almost twice as wide as the right side border (5/8" vs. 3/8"). (The images above don't show this very well, because the scanner wasn't quite wide enough to capture the whole book.)