Tales of the Shire Delayed Again – Is Something Wrong?
Tales of the Shire has been delayed again, now launching on July 29. Find out why this cozy Hobbit life sim keeps getting pushed back.
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Announcement of Top Picks Shopping Page
The Path unveils its new Top Picks store bringing you the best Amazon recommendations for Shogun, The Witcher, Cyberpunk, and more.
『ロード・オブ・ザ・リング：ローハンの戦い』予告の比較
『ローハンの戦い』：観ている予告の言語によって実は内容が全然違う⁈日本版と海外版、一体どっちがより興味深くストーリーの内容を描いているのだ．．．？
The War of the Rohirrim: New Theme Music and Old Problems
The War of the Rohirrim gets some new theme music, “The Rider” from Paris Paloma…. but we still have no idea if it will be any good.
A Comparison of the Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim Trailers
Dive into how the English and Japanese trailers for War of the Rohirrim differ, and the impact it leaves on viewers’ first impressions.
War of the Rohirrim: Will It Be Any Good?
Will War of the Rohirrim be any good, or will even the geniuses behind the original Lord of the Rings film trilogy ruin of Middle-Earth?
The Rings of Power Remains Irrelevant
In it’s sophomore outing, the Rings of Power repeats season 1’s mistakes and fails to justify its existence.
The Defenses for Tolkien Part 2
Frankie considers counter-arguments against the allegations of racism leveled at J.R.R. Tolkien by critics and scholars.
The Three Charges Against Tolkien Part I
Frankie-Robin Cooper examines the presence of Racism, Scientific Racism, and Moral Geography in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Why I Love The Harfoots: An Open Letter To The Path
Explore why my co-writers are totally wrong about the Harfoots in LotR: The Rings of Power, and join the Free Peoples of Team Frankie against the forces of Darkness.
Elves and A Tale of Two Authors: Galadhrim and Scoia’tael
On the differences between elves in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings and Andrzej Sapkowski’s Witcher Saga and their adaptations.
Will Kill For Coin: How Fantasy Came To Love The Freelance Mercenary
From Night City to Novigrad, explore why everyone loves a hero-for-hire in our February Editor’s View.