Council of Elrond

Hi everyone,

After the Istari dice project I have a new covid project. I notice that there are several people who play in single player mode and others are not. With the arrival of Northern Waste, I told myself that to make a book regrouping all the scenario solitaire and scenarios already published in one book, that would be great. What do you think of my project?

This means:
Hero
- Solo scenario
- 2 players scenario
- Scenario found on the Internet (ex: https://meccg.wordpress.com/ and if I can obtain author authorization)
Maybe:
- Hamburger Scenario Tournament (with french point revision)

What is missing (content to be created?):
- Fallen Wizards scenario
- Ringwraith scenario
- I would like to include at least 1 scenario for each released DC set including Northern Waste and Morgoth's legacy

To see if we are on the same wavelength on this subject, I was wondering if it would be relevant to include the scenarios already published in some ICE books (ex: Long expected party)? However, maybe not the one regarding Northern Waste being that I imagine it will be included in the player's guide?

Let me know your ideas. Or even better, any help will be welcome!

Thank you

There are Ringwraith scenarios in the MELE books. And my impression is that some of the multiplayer scenarios could be modified for solitaire play.

There is already 1 solitaire scenario in the NW module and it is fun. In fact, the sample deck is actually pretty good on it's own for 1v1 play. Unfortunately it is better/easier than any of the actual DC NW deck designs I can make. Not a statement I make lightly.

There is one character/party based scenario from ICE that would be good for solitaire play. I believe that they face waves of enemies. I need to look up which one it is again.

The Hamburger Scenarios are more like the 3 Council of Lorien scenarios from the Companion. They are individual scenarios not shared by your opponent. Personally, I think it is more interesting when your opponent shares the scenario, as in MANY A GLEAMING GOLDEN HOARD. I think this scenario's format can easily be adapted to the underdeeps, Dwarf Lords (the treasures), and Elf Lords (the swords).