The blister contains four unpainted Hobbit Militia models.

The bulk of Saruman's legions are composed of these deadly and savage warriors, clad in plate armor and armed with vicious pikes and powerful crossbows.

Life amongst the perpetually warring tribes of Harad has always been hard, for even when there is no greater conflict, the inter-tribal raids grant little peace, and such continual warfare has left the menfolk hardened to the arts of battle.

The Elves are the deadliest warriors in all of Middle-earth, combining skill-at-arms with expertly fashioned wargear. they are proficient with swords, spears and bows, and are the bravest of all fighting troops.

Berserkers are the most dangerous of all Uruk-hai. A berserker can suffer a blow that would slay an ordinary Uruk-hai without even flinching - they feel no pain and have no desire other than the destruction of their enemies.

The Elves are the deadliest warriors in all of Middle-earth, combining skill-at-arms with expertly fashioned wargear. they are proficient with swords, spears and bows, and are the bravest of all fighting troops.

Hand picked from the very best warriors in all of Rohan, the Royal Guard are sworn to give their lives in the service of their king and to fight without fear. they wear intricately crafted heavy armour and carry the best weaponry that the armouries of Rohan have to offer.

Orcs are the foulest creatures that walk Middle-earth. A vile race of black blooded creatures. Orcs are the chosen slaves and soldiers of Sauron.

If Orcs are the foulest creatures in Middle-earth then Uruk-hai are the most dangerous perversion of the breed. The Uruk-hai are strong, muscular, upright warriors of great courage. Though they are the rarest of all Orc breeds, the Uruk-hai are by far the mightiest and their reputation as hardened killers precedes them.

Dwarfs are set in their ways and extremely determined. This combination of physical and mental durability makes Dwarfs steadfast fighters.

The veterans of the Khazad Guard, hand-picked from among the strongest Dwarf warriors, are sworn to defend their Lord with their lives. They wear terrifying metal war-masks, and are equipped with the best weapons and armor. In combat they are fully dedicated to guarding their designated leader, ignoring terrifying foes or the deaths of their comrades. Their only duty is to preserve their Lord.

The tall Swan Knights of Dol Amroth are the very elite of Gondor, fair and stern of aspect and peerless upon the field of battle.

The blister contains a mounted version and one on foot of Bandobras Took, the Bullroarer.

A Master Engineer is expert in many fields. He is first and foremost a doughty warrior whose skill alone merits a place of honour in the Dwarf throng. In addition, he is a consummate craftsman who can perform any task relating to metal or stone from forging cannon barrels to designing steam engines to drafting the plans for fortifications and mines.

The Lord of The Rings Paint Set is the perfect place for you to get started painting your collection of The Lord of The Rings Strategy Battle Game miniatures. It contains enough paints and a starter paint brush to get you on your way.

This is a 128 page hardcover sourcebook detailing the people, places and events from The Fellowship of the Ring. This book provides a detailed timeline and guide to the events of the story, including discussions of where the novel and film diverge. Game statistics are outlined for numerous enchanted items and artifacts, including Gandalf's staff, Glamdring, the Phial of Galadriel, Anduril and the One Ring. Also includes over 15 illustrated maps of places visited by the Fellowship during their travels.

Playing generic one-off battles and historical scenarios in Middle-earth is a great way to test your prowess as a gamer and explore the world of J. R. R. Tolkien. However, linking battles together — with each outcome affecting the next — is a truly a delightful challenge. For instance, suppose Boromir fell to the Goblin hordes in Moria...how would the ambush at Amon Hen have turned out without him? Luckily, The Fellowship of The Ring supplement contains a simple campaign system and 18 chronological scenarios that enable players to follow the storyline from the films and books.

Arwen is the daughter of Elrond and like her father a person of great power and courage. As an immortal she is destined to sail from Middle-earth into the west - yet her love for Aragorn holds her in the mortal realm and leads her towards an altogether different fate.

The Dunédain are descendants of the Men of Arnor.

The Witch King is the leader of the Ringwraiths. Like the others, he is cloaked and armoured, and has no physical body but only a shadow-like existence held together by the force of his will. At the Battle of Pellenor Fields, the Witch King assaulted the forces of Gondor atop a hideous, armored Fellbeast.

Saruman the White is the leader of the Order of Wizards and the most learned in the ways of Sauron the Enemy. But his studies have led him to dream of dominion, and by daring to look into the dread Palantir of Orthanc he has seen many dark and evil things that have stirred his greed and ambition. Now he would dare rise and take even Sauron's crown, but the truth is that his soul is already in thrall to the evil lord.

Grima is the treacherous councillor of King Theoden. Unknown to the King, Grima is secretly in league with Saruman and has been using every means at his disposal to turn Theoden's mind against his allies. Not only is Grima a cunning and persuasive advisor, he has poisons, potions and the sorcerous assistance of Saruman from afar to further his evil.

Damrod is Faramir's Captain - a strong arm in a fight and deadly shot with a bow.

Faramir is the son of the Steward of Gondor and the younger brother of Boromir - he is also a brave warrior and the leader of the Rangers of Gondor in the disputed border city of Osgiliath. His men are expert forest fighters who are able to merge into and move amongst the undergrowth undetected, ambushing enemy columns and putting the foe to flight with clouds of well-aimed arrows.

Relive the harrowing Attack at Weathertop in which the Fellowship has to face down the the Ringwraiths.

The land of Rohan lies to the west of Minas Tirith and north of the White Mountains. Allies of Gondor since the earliest days of their realm, the Men of Rohan have ever been ready to go to their aid in time of war.

The Warriors of Minas Tirith Starter Set is just what you need to get your valiant Warriors of Minas Tirith painted and into the thick of combat.

Moira Goblins are small, mean-spirited creatures that live a troglodyte existence

The War Mumak is a terrifying creature, towering over the battlefield and crushing all who stand in it's way with is huge feet. It's four tusks can impale a man and the war harness on it's back allows the Haradrim warriors to rain down deadly arrows and spears on the fleeing enemy. Very few things can withstand a Mumakil charge, and only the most heroic or foolhardy warrior would consider it!

Galadriel is the mighty sorceress Queen of Lothlorien. To mortals she is both mighty and terrifying. Her powers are held in awe by such folk and her domain is closed to them. It is only due to their exceptional circumstances that the Fellowship is even permitted entry to Lothlorien.

Celeborn is one of the ancient immortals who still lives in Middle-earth, an Elf Lord of old and one of the wisest and most powerful of his race. He is second only in power to Galadriel.

These monsters lumber into combat swinging a huge crude club, but can make use of spears and Troll chains if the opportunity arises. If the Troll wins a fight and causes a model to move back, it can lash out at the puny enemy with this chain in an effort to crush them to a pulp!

The men of Minas Tirith have lived their whole lives under the shadow in the east, never faltering. It is through their valour that the lands beyond Gondor have been kept safe from Sauron's armies.

The Scouring of the Shire supplement provides even more gaming options to The Lord of The Rings enthusiats. This is the definitive supplement for Hobbits.

The Battlecry Trebuchet flings a huge boulder at the target with terrifying speed, splintering defences and crushing warriors.

Catapults are massive constructions of wood and iron that propel either immense boulders or clusters of smaller rock. Although able to destroy enemy warriors, the true value of catapults is their ability to swiftly break apart enemy defences.

This boxed set is perfect for getting started with The Scouring of the Shire supplement. It contains the unpainted hobbit heroes Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin all mounted on horses, as well as the villainous Sharkey and Worm.

The black trolls of Mordor have been raised by the Dark Lord Sauron for use as the shock troops of his fell armies. Able to withstand the light of the sun and far smarter than the normal trolls, Mordor Trolls are fearsome enemies of the free peoples of Middle-Earth. Also available in limited quantities is the rare "Mordor Troll Bezerker" with improved special abilities.

Prince Imrahil is the Lord of Dol Amroth, the fair port city on the bay of Belfalas. In the final days of the War of the Ring he fully backs Aragorn and leads his knights into battle and glory!

The blister contains models of Paladin Took, Hobbit with signal horn and Fredegar Bolger. These models are intended to be used with the The Lord of The Rings Battle Games game system. Rules for these models can be found in the The Scouring of the Shire supplement.

The blister contains 4 models for use with the The Lord of The Rings Battle Game.

The leader of the Uruk-hai garrison of the Tower of Cirith Ungol is as brutal and ferocious as any Uruk-hai captain, but he is also fanatically loyal to the Dark Tower.A classic example of Orc selfishness and greed, Gorbag is prepared to order his warriors to attack teh Uruk-hai guards of Cirith Ungol to steal Bilbo's precious coat of mithril.

One of the race of those that are named Black Numenoreans, the Lieutenant of the Dark Tower has studied great sorcery under his Master and now carries Sauron's word to his servants and enemies alike.