Thanks for the note, I've fixed this in the setup now.

I'm working on the next section of the map, it's looking liek I'll have one gigantic map of Mirkwood eventually.

The three individual issues (192A, 192, and 191) are included in the full setup. I've left them available separately for the moment for subscribers who haven't installed them yet (and don't want to download the complete big setup).

The content sheet is just a small reference pdf. Not included in the full setup, but also not normally necessary as you get the reference via the documentation.

So far I've mostly followed the journey rules of the game, but instead of always coming up with an obstacle on the fly when the rules call for it (it's more general hazards in this game than random encounters), I do sprinkle in prepared scenes. In this case, the adventure revolves around the journey and already has multiple scenes that take place along the way. I used these instead of the "random" event the journey rules would call for.

I can see that the journey rules will become repetitive and boring if you use them for every single bit of travel and always with the random hazards. So I'll probably will only use them for significant travels and mostly make sure that some story happens along the way.

Here is an update on the current campaign progress, with the party travelling through Mirkwood on the Elven Path.