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'''Tolkien Quest''' (TQ) was a series of solo adventure paperback books based on the ''QuestGame'' System, published by [[Iron Crown Enterprises]].
'''Tolkien Quest''' (TQ) was a series of solo adventure paperback books (similar to the later ''[[Middle-earth Quest]]'') based on the ''QuestGame'' System, published by [[Iron Crown Enterprises]].


This range was quickly withdrawn due to a copyright dispute (and, according to [[Pete Fenlon]], was a major contribution to the financial troubles of ICE culminating in their loss of the [[MERP]] license).<ref>[http://www.tolkienguide.com J.R.R. Tolkien Collector's Guide] (external link)</ref>  
This range was quickly withdrawn due to a copyright dispute (and, according to [[Pete Fenlon]], was a major contribution to the financial troubles of ICE culminating in their loss of the [[Middle-earth Role Playing|MERP]] license).<ref>[http://www.tolkienguide.com J.R.R. Tolkien Collector's Guide] (external link)</ref>  


== Publications ==
== Publications ==


*(1985) [[Night of the Nazgûl]]
*(1985) [[Night of the Nazgûl]]
*(1986) [[The Legend of Weathertop]]
*(1985) [[The Legend of Weathertop]]


A sequel book were promised to be available (''Murder In Minas Tirith'' in 1986), but it is uncertain if it ever reached publication.
A sequel book was promised to be available (''Murder In Minas Tirith'' in 1986), but it is uncertain if it ever reached publication.


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[[Category:Role playing games]]
[[Category:Role playing games]]

Latest revision as of 06:17, 13 April 2011

Tolkien Quest (TQ) was a series of solo adventure paperback books (similar to the later Middle-earth Quest) based on the QuestGame System, published by Iron Crown Enterprises.

This range was quickly withdrawn due to a copyright dispute (and, according to Pete Fenlon, was a major contribution to the financial troubles of ICE culminating in their loss of the MERP license).[1]

Publications[edit | edit source]

A sequel book was promised to be available (Murder In Minas Tirith in 1986), but it is uncertain if it ever reached publication.

References