A Scenario editor for the Journeys in Middle Earth board game. The scenarios are playable in the companion playback app, Your Journey, forked from GlowPuff's original project with new tiles from Celstra.
If you just want to download and run the app, grab it here:
Download the Newest Release!! Newest feature: You can now specify the Starting Position for Heroes precisely. And you can indicate how much a Hero can Scout at the start of a Scenario and at the start of the Action Phase!
Use Item Events to give Trinkets or Mounts to the heroes as rewards, and use Title Events to give the heroes Titles! Featuring tiles from Spreading War, Battle Maps with Terrain Tokens, enemies from all the expansions, enemy attack descriptions, text boxes that allow you to edit with special icons, bold and italic, and more! Now with a Random Scenario Generator, Graph View of the scenario, and ability to package translations of the scenario in a single file.
You can find documentation for the app in GlowPuff's Wiki. Although it is somewhat out of date at this point, it should still get you started.
On YouTube - Again, this is somewhat out of date.
- Click the Edit Scenario gear icon at the top of the main scenario editor window.
- Click the checkboxes next to the collections you want to enable.
- Note: deselecting a collection will prevent you from using further enemies or tiles from that collection, but won't currently remove any tiles or enemies from that collection that you have already added to the scenario.
- Access the Enemy Attack Descriptions using the Enemy Attack Group list in the sidebar.
- You can add a new Enemy Attack Group or duplicate an existing one.
- You cannot delete the core Enemy Attack Groups. "Uluk" is the first Enemy Attack Group in the list that you can delete.
- Click the gear icon to edit an Enemy Attack Group. You can add, delete, or edit the Enemy Activation Descriptions.
- Enemy Pool monsters will now use the default Enemy Attack Group Descriptions.
- You can choose any Enemy Attack Group for enemies you create in the Scripted Enemies tab, including custom Enemy Attack Groups that you create. Look for the drop-down box on the Scripted Enemies tab.
- By the way, you can now set two movement values. The first one is the enemy's normal movement; the second is the movement if they can't reach their target.
The companion app that plays back your scenarios is in this repository.
Direct link to latest releases
Direct link to GlowPuff's releases.
The official forum post for this project: BGG Forum Post
I created a repository to store any scenarios people might wish to share, as well as some test scenarios: YourJourneyScenarios. Make sure to read the README for instructions on downloading and installing the scenarios.