Well you caught my attention, I liked the story of the Fall of Gondolin. I'm sure you've included a profile of the elf villain Maeglin I think his name was. Just how exactly you expect us to play test your game? I presume with our own local group of friends.

Right now I'm play testing an rpg game I've made with my friends that has been in development for years due to me being inactive on it.

Can you give me a brief summary/explanation on how your game plays before I agree to this, without giving out full in depth details of your rules? Is this an rpg like D&D where everything is meticulous and you make up your own backstory, etc. ? Or you just choose already existing characters each with their own unique capabilities? Is it board or table-top, miniatures used? If boardgame: move around by square-inches, hexagons, or designated spaces? What is the closest game you would compare yours to: GW's SBG, D&D, Talisman, WOTR boardgame, Descent, Game of Thrones, etc.?

I love the evil army in the Fall of Gondolin, a horde of Orcs, with Wargs and Trolls, Dragons, commanded by Balrogs (with their Lord Gothmog) and helped by an evil Elf.

Wonderful stuff, nice to see people care about this battle.

I love everything LOTR I have read all of Tolkiens published material on the LOTR.

After a few technical issues and problems with cowriter's we've finally picked up the ball and writing has commenced again. I intend to keep everyone interested fully updated although we probably will not have any play testable rules out until July. I'd like to make a short announcement, personal and technical issues being some of the reasons we fell behind we've also pushed back the date because we're adding some key rules changes. We're rewriting all the profiles and writing a conversion chart so that you may use these profiles in the SBG table top war game. As you can imagine figuring out how to translate the profiles the they remain true to the RPG and the core SBG rules is a pain but we're getting there. Just a to give you small teaser of what you can expect we've got 30 different evil commanders and fighters some never seen before in a table top war game but still hold true to Tolkien's Middle Earth. We're working on some concept art that'll hopefully be realised for your viewing pleasure soon. I'll post some links soon, overall things have kicked into over drive and we're looking at getting something to people interested by July. As far as story lines go you've got too paths you can choose, first you could choose the path of the loyal witch includes finding the city of Gondolin and eventually participating in the last stand of the city and it's people. The other path you may choose the the path of the traitor where your party is a group of traitors sent by Maglin to reveal the location of the hidden city to Morgoth. You will not be limited by the story written by Tolkien as a party that has chosen the path of the loyal may be able to achieve victory over Morgoth's hordes and a party that's chosen the path of the traitor may fail to capture Gondolin

Cheers,