TheOneRing.net is pleased to announce it has two new t-shirts styles on sale starting today in several colors. The much requested “Don’t Make Me Get My Ring” shirt is finally on sale and due to demand, we have also made available a new printing of “The Return of the One Party” shirts. But, that isn’t all, there are still a few more surprises.
TORn has made available the much discussed (at least in emails to staff) “DON’T MAKE ME GET MY RING” shirts in popular convention color navy blue. We are also excited about our new design color “natural” which comes with bronze lettering and features two color printing, front and back. We love these shirts and we hope you do as well. They are $20 including shipping, $25 for XXL.
In addition, we have a batch of “Ring” shirts that were printed on the wrong color with the wrong ink – stonewashed blue with gold/yellow lettering. These shirts are being made available at $15 each, including shipping until our current stock is gone. They will never be re-printed so any orders taken after they sell out will be promptly refunded. No other refunds will be given.
We also are happy to offer fans “Return Of The One Party” shirts from our One Party printer. Previously only available on the night of the event, these shirts are $22 including shipping and come in sizes up to 4X for the same cost. They are available in red and sapphire blue. If you missed it, the TORn sponsored party was praised in media the world over as THE party on the night of the Oscars. Many of you joined us on the live webcast of the event and all of you made it possible for a web site forged by and for fans to throw a world-class party which has since been mentioned on talk shows and in international magazines. We hope you will wear our official party gear with pride.
Finally, we appreciate all the support you have given our shirt effort in the last couple of months. We have enjoyed hearing from fans excited to receive their gear. We use 100% cotton 6.1 oz. high-quality shirts that we hope you love. We try to keep our prices low and the money raised from shirt sales goes to keep the website on-line. We think our best shirts are still to come including a special ‘Thank You’ shirt sometime this summer. We also will have hats and a few other TORn items available. Thanks for your support. If you have questions e-mail them to Tshirts@TheOneRing.net.
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Dozens, nay, hundreds of people have emailed us today about the latest Foxtrot-comic which once agains features a Lord of the Rings-reference! Be sure to check it out here!
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Five hundred powerful computers used by Weta Digital to help create the special effects for the Lord of the Rings may be put up for hire. The special effects company is considering renting out several racks of IBM blade servers – worth about $2 million – in partnership with Telecom, which would share a proportion of the revenues. [More]
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DarkHorizons is reporting today that unknown actor Christopher Anderson-Peters (‘The Captives’) is rumoured to play the oldest of the four kids in “The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe (that’d be Peter). IMDb.com doesn’t seem to have a listing for the actor or the film, so anyone who has some info on this fellow; we’d love to hear it!
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The entire supplement hit stores March 20th. To quote Games Workshop’s release:
“The Siege of Gondor is the second of Games Workshop’s supplements for The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game (the first being the recent Shadow & Flame) and continues the ongoing support for tabletop battles in Middle-earth. This 64 full color page book will augment the rules with sieges, war machines, and more reflecting the kind of large-scale battles seen in The Return of the King. Players will also get rules for new war machines for Gondor and Mordor to augment their armies, plus new characters and key locations of combats. The Siege of Gondor is an invaluable supplement for gamers looking to expand their armies beyond small skirmishes and into larger scale battles. Future supplements are already in work to provide even more for players as well, drawing also on the literary works as well as the motion pictures.
This supplement is an invaluable guide to collecting, modelling and gaming with Games Workshop’s detailed The Lord of The Rings miniatures. Within its colorfully illustrated pages you will find essential rules, information, and inspiration to bring the battles of Middle-earth to your own tabletop.
RULES
The complete gaming rules for fighting sieges around Middle-earth, together with new warriors for the forces of Good and Evil – including the noble Citadel Guard of Minas Tirith, the brutal Morannon Orcs, destructive Siege Engines and many more.
SCENARIOS
Six linked scenarios recreate the desperate battle for Gondor as Sauron sends forth his legions, from the struggle for Osgiliath to the battle in the streets of Minas Tirith. In the appendix, two additional scenarios allow players to re-enact the tense and dramatic siege of Helm’s Deep.
MODELLING TIPS
Detailed advice on how to prepare your fortifications and siege towers, together with inspiring photographs of all the new models and scenery that have been designed for this book.”
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When Howard Shore accepted the task of composing 12 hours of music for the film versions of the beloved “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, he says he felt like Frodo carrying the ring to Mount Doom. The Columbus Symphony Orchestra accepted its own burden when it booked a live performance of the score nearly two years ago — before all the music was written. [More]
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