Works inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien "The Lord Of The Rings, Aragon's Quest" which is a third person game based on Aragon's role in the book. The creators of the "Dungeons and Dragons" role-playing game were also strongly influenced by Tolkien. The game has (clearly Tolkien-influenced) dwarves and elves as playable characters, and formerly had hobbits as well. After being threatened with a lawsuit by the Saul Zaentz company, Tolkien Enterprises, they replaced hobbits with the similar "halflings" — a term also used in "The Lord of the Rings", balrogs with 'balor-demons' and other genericized names. In most versions of the game, halflings were especially good
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