Middle-earth Role Playing Combat Screen

Andy Blakeman reviewed Middle-earth Role Playing Combat Screen for Imagine magazine and stated that "one could easily photocopy the tables straight from the rulebook - no new material is presented - for far less than the selling price of the Screen; and ICE could have granted permission for players to do so. As it is, they are selling people something they already have at a price they can hardly afford."^[1]

Jeux & Stratégie [fr] #46 commented that the screen does not reach the "fantastic" of Tolkien's work, and the illustrations are only of average quality, but that the gamemaster will find all the tables necessary allowing to complete a game without constantly referring to the rulebook, and lamented that this screen does not contain a scenario which would have given this accessory a plus.^[3]

• A copy of Middle-earth Role Playing Combat Screen is held in the collection of the Strong National Museum of Play (object 110.224.19).^[4]
• A copy of Middle-earth Role Playing Combat Screen is held in the Edwin and Terry Murray Collection of Role-Playing Games, 1972-2017 at Duke University (Container Volume 971).^[5]