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Is anyone aware of any RPG scenario material that's available online for free?

I am developing Third Age Middle Earth campaign, and maybe reading through some scenarios will give me some good ideas.

The One Ring is hands down the best middle-earth rpg in existence, and their campaign books The darkening of mirkwood, the heart of the wild and Rivendell all give you more campaign leads than you can realistically handle in your gaming life. So I suggest to invest some money and save yourself a lot of time, while still having the freedom to build the adventures yourself.

It is really well worth the price. Of course they also have complete adventure books.

Other than that, the classic Merp supplements are easily found online, even though they are technically still protected material.

Cool, thanks for that info.

We are actually using the Decipher system that came out for the movies, because the players are familiar with it and comfortable with it.

I'll def check out your sources for campaign material mining, though. Thanks again!

MERP is based on Rolemaster, so its unnecessarily complicated and exceptionally random. Everyone is one d100 roll away from a messy critical/fumble, and there is no mitigation possible.