vivdunstan | Fellowship of the Ring trick-taking card game (Reply)

Had fun at my first go playing the Fellowship of the Ring trick-taking card game in solo mode. It's about 40 years since I've played a trick-taking card game ... Didn't score well enough to pass the opening chapter of the game, but happy getting more fluent with the cards. Great for a Tolkien/LOTR/card game fan.

One big relief with the card game try was my neurological illness hands were cooperating today! And my new folding table was big enough - just! - to accommodate the cards. Also very pleased with my William Morris designed tablecloth, which provided a good surface to play on, and a sturdy weight too.

A grid layout of colourful cards with Lord of the Rings characters and themes (e.g. forest, meadow, mountain, hill, ring, shadow) on them. On top of the cards sits the slim rulebook leaflet for the game. The cards and rulebook rest on a Wiliam Morris designed tablecloth.

A grid layout of colourful cards with Lord of the Rings characters and themes (e.g. forest, meadow, mountain, hill, ring, shadow) on them. On top of the cards sits the slim rulebook leaflet for the game. The cards and rulebook rest on a Wiliam Morris designed tablecloth.

The game box of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Trick-Taking Game" designed by Bryan Bornmueller. The box is slim, with a dark design, ornate font for the lettering, and a bright gold One Ring prominent. The game box rests on a William Morris tablecloth with gold birds and leaves against a black background.

Fellowship of the Ring trick-taking card game

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