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Home made Campaign

Here are the rules for a Campaign I made - enjoy:

Home-made Campaigns:

At the start of the campaign, nominate one player to be the “attacker” and the other the “defender”. This campaign has been designed for 1000 point armies, although can be used with different sized forces. The Attacker also has an additional 1/4 (250) of the points for “siege” scenarios, which does not count towards the main force and must include at least one hero. At least half of the points must be spent on Warriors, unless within 20% of the model limit.

The Defender chooses 600 points (3/5 with alternate points) of his force to be force 1 and 400 points (2/5 with alternate points) to be force 2. Both forces must include a hero.

The Attacker chooses 500 points (1/2 with alternate points) of his to be force 1 and 500 points (1/2 with alternate points) to be force 2. Both forces must include a hero.

When choosing armies, the model limit is applied to the whole army. So if the total points limit is 1,000, then the overall model limit would be 75. However, to find the model limit of the individual forces, divide the total points by 2 and consult the chart in Legions of Middle Earth. This means if the total limit is 1,000, then half of that is 500, meaning that each separate force must have 3-50 models.

If playing with different points, both sides must choose an equal number of points, although the attacker will gain an additional 1/4 of the points for any “siege” scenarios, which must include at least one hero. At least half of the points must be spent on Warriors, unless within 20% of the model limit. Siege forces may have up to 25 Models.

- Minor Heroes:

Between one and four single-wound Warriors from each army must count as a Hero (at 1000 Points, at 750 and below the maximum is reduced to three), following all of the normal rules for Heroes, as well as gaining 1 of each of Might, Will and Fate, for an additional 15 points per model. Suitable names should be given to each to prevent confusion.

Games of over 750 Points require 2 Minor Heroes to take the place of 1 “ordinary” Hero. For every 250 Points over 1,000, an additional Minor Hero may be taken.

Linking the Campaign:

At the end of each game they participate in, all heroes in the army may attempt to recover any Might, Will, Fate, Courage and Wound lost in any previous game. All are recovered on a 4+, apart from Courage, which is regained on a 3+. Might points can be used to influenced any of these rolls, but must be recovered after the next battle the Hero participates in.

If a Hero was reduced to 0 Wounds they must recover their wound(s) first, before recovering up to half (rounding down) of their Might, Will, Fate and Courage, with a -1 to each of their rolls, apart from their wounds.

Heroes who flee count as losing an additional 3 Courage (to a minimum of 1) and 1 Wound to what was lost during the battle.

Heroes that are killed and fail to recover at least 1 wound at the end of a battle may not participate in any battles that follow, they are dead.

Optional rule - Dead Warriors:
At the end of every game, roll a D6 for every Warrior that has died. On the roll of a 1, the Warrior is dead and may not be used again. On any other result, the Warrior is fine or has been replaced. Multiple wound Warriors must roll for each wound, and on a 1 that wound is permanently lost.

Victory Conditions:
To determine the winner, make a note of who wins each scenario and award them campaign points depending on whether they had a major or minor win. The person with the most campaign points at the end of the campaign wins.

Scenario One – The Lay of the Land – Major Victory = 1 Campaign Point, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point:

Scenario – A Clash of Piquets (LoME), 150 Points. Both armies must use models from “Force 2”.

Two armies are at war with each other, with both forces sending out scouting parties to find out the size of the enemy force and to work out what the land is like between. However, neither army considers what would happen if the enemy sends out scouts and if the enemy scouts met their own.

Addition Special Rules:

- Scouting Forces:

Both forces must be made up of Warriors (not Heroes), although they must include a single Minor Hero, from a single army list. Neither army may be more than 200 Points.

Scenario Two – Caught in a trap – Major Victory = 2 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point:

Scenario – Dangers in the Wild (see below), Defender; 600 (3/5) Points, Attacker; 360 (5/8 of the Defender) Points. Both armies must use models from “Force 1”.

One of the Attackers scouting forces has been caught between two parts of the defenders forces, and must now fight their way out.

Objective:

Major Win (Small Force) – The enemy force is reduced to 75% of its starting numbers and your force is not Broken.

Minor Win (Small Force) - The enemy force is reduced to 75% of its starting numbers and your force is Broken.

Major Win (Large Force) – The enemy force is completely wiped out and your force is not Broken.

Minor Win (Large Force) – The enemy force is completely wiped out and your force is Broken.

Draw – Both forces achieve their objective in the same turn.

Set-Up:

The game is played on a board with lots of terrain. The larger force splits in 2, deploying each half within 12”/28cm of opposite board edges. The smaller force is placed between 18”/42cm and 24”/56cm of a board edge that the enemy has started on

Special Rules:

- Quick reactions – The smaller force automatically gets Priority on the first turn.

- Surprise attack – The smaller force’s points are always 5/8 of the larger force’s e.g. 5/8 of 400 (larger) is 250 (smaller).

Scenario Three – A Vantage Point – Major Victory = 1 Campaign Point, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point:

Scenario – The High Ground, 250 Points (1/4 of total). Both armies must use models from “Force 1”

As the Attacker’s scouting force retreats, they move over raised land and realize that it could prove useful in the upcoming war. However, the enemy army followed and think the same thing, and both fight for control.

Scenario Four – To Break the Defences – Major Victory = 3 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 2 Campaign Points:

Scenario – Breakthrough (see below), Attacker 500 (1/2) points, the Defender has 400 (4/5 of the attacker) points of the main force. Both armies must use models from “Force 2”.

The Scouts of the attacking army have returned, and now take a larger portion of their army to fight the enemy, who hastily prepare defences to repel the attackers.

Objective:

Major Win (Attacker) – At least one of the attacker’s models makes it off the defender’s board edge and the attacking force is not Broken.

Minor Win (Attacker) - At least one of the attacker’s models makes it off the defender’s board edge and the attacking force is Broken.

Major Win (Defender) – The attackers force is reduced to 25% and the defending force is not broken.

Minor Win (Defender) – The attackers force is reduced to 25% and the defending force is broken.

Draw – Both forces achieve their objective in the same turn.

Set-Up:

The game is played on a board narrower than it is long. Terrain is placed near the edges of the board, leaving a road to go through the centre. The defenders set up within 6"/14cm of their board edge. The attackers set up within 12"/28cm of their board edge. Roll of to see who deploys first.

Special Rules:

- Ambush – The defending side automatically gets Priority on the first turn.

- The defenders – The defending side’s points are always 4/5 of the Attacking side’s e.g. 4/5 of 500 (attacker) is 400 (defender).

Scenario Five – To cut off Supplies– Major Victory = 3 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point:

Scenario – Reconnoitre, 500 Points (1/2 of total). Both armies must use models from “Force 1”.

With winter on its way, both armies plan on getting as many supplies as possible before the war, and cut off their enemies in the hope of starving them into defeat.

Scenario Six – Assault on the first outpost – Major Victory = 3 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point:

Scenario – Attack on an outpost, 400 Points (2/5 of total). Both armies use models from “Force 2”. The Attacker’s also gain 125 (1/2) Points of models from their “siege” army.

The Attackers have reinforcements, giving them a numerical advantage and causing the Defender’s to fall back to their first outpost, which is simply a few watchtowers with walls in between.

Objective:

Both forces must reduce the enemy force to 75% of their starting numbers. The game ends at the end of the turn where one force is reduced to 75%.

Major Win – The enemy force is reduced to 75% of its starting numbers and your force is not Broken.

Minor Win – The enemy force is reduced to 75% of its starting numbers and your force is Broken.

Draw – Both forces achieve their objective in the same turn.

Set-Up:

The game is played on a board 48”/112cm by 48”/112cm. Both forces start 12”/28cm onto the board. The Defender’s may have up to 24”/56cm of walls or barricades. Walls and barricades have a defence of 8 and 3 Batter Points. Terrain must be placed at least 6”/14cm away from the barricades and walls, and no closer than 6”/14cm to another terrain feature.

Scenario Seven – To the defences – Major Victory = 3 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 2 Campaign Points:

Scenario – Meeting Engagement, 500 Points (1/2 of total). The Attacker selects his models from “Force 2”, whilst the Defender selects his models from “Force 1”.

The Defending forces have retreated to the defending forces after battling part of the enemy army. However, weary and tired, they come across another portion of the enemy army, and draw their weapons to make it through to their defences.

Scenario Eight – Break their spirits – Major Victory = 2 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point:

Scenario – A Clash of Piquets, 300 Points (3/10 of total). The Attacker selects his models for “Force 1”, whilst the Defender selects his models from “Force 2”. The Attacking force may also use up 100 Points (2/5) of their siege forces.

The Defending army sent a small army out to delay the enemy forces, allowing their allies to retreat and protect their land.

Additional Special Rules:

- Knowledge of the land:

The Defending army knows the land far better than the attackers, and may place up to 18”/42cm of barricades/walls in the same way as normal terrain may be placed, as well as choosing which board edge they want. Barricades have a Defence of 8 and 3 Batter Points.

Scenario Nine – Creating terror – Major Victory = 2 Campaign Points, Minor Victory = 1 Campaign Point

Scenario – Contest of Champions, 400 Points (2/5). Both armies use models from “Force 1”.

The leaders of both forces wish to make a name for themselves by killing as much of the enemy army as possible. They hope this will cause some of the enemy to flee, and give them an advantage over the enemy.

Additional Special Rules:

- A fearsome reputation:

The leader of the winning army will gain the Terror special rule until the end of the campaign, unless they already have the Terror special rule, in which case it has a -1 modifier to it.

Scenario Ten – Battle for the Fortress – Victory = 5 Campaign Points:

Scenario – Siege, All Points (Total). The Attacker must use all of his army, including his Siege forces. The Defender must use all of his army. 500 (5/6 of Force 1) Points of the Defenders will defend the castle (known as the Defender’s Main army); the rest of the army (the remainder of Force 1 and the whole of Force 2) must be used as reinforcements (known as the Defender’s Reinforcements). The Attackers uses the whole of Force 1 as his reinforcements (known as the Attackers Reinforcements), whilst the rest of his overall army (including the siege army) will attack the castle (known as the Attackers Main army).

The Defending army has retreated to their castle, awaiting reinforcements, whilst the enemy mercilessly attack.

Objective:

Reduce the enemy to 15% of their starting numbers. If your force is not Broken when this is achieved, then you gain 1 additional Campaign Point.

Set Up:

Both forces deploy within 12”/28cm of opposite board edges, on a board which is 48”/112cm by 48”/112cm. The Defending force has a castle, which they must deploy in. There is limited terrain on the board (3 or 4 pieces).

Special Rules:

- Reinforcements:

The Defending army has some of their reinforcements rushing towards the battle, unaware that they are being followed by the enemy. At the start of Turn 4, roll a D6; on the roll of a 6, the Defender’s Reinforcements have arrived. Roll again at the start of every turn from that point on, adding 1 to the result rolled last. The Attacker’s Reinforcements automatically arrive the turn after the Defender’s.

- Death of the General:

Both forces must choose one hero to be their overall leader. If the enemy overall leader is slain before the end of the game, then your side gains an additional 2 Campaign Points. If it was your overall leader who killed the enemy’s, then this because 3 Campaign Points instead of 2. Also, if the enemy overall leader flees then your side gains 1 additional Campaign Point.

- Siege Equipment:

For every 10 models in the Attacker’s Main army, they may include one Siege Ladder, and they may include one Siege Tower for every 25 models. Also, one Siege Ladder may be included for every 15 models in the Attacker’s Reinforcements.

War of the Ring Army Lists - Good - Army Units

War of the Ring Army Lists - Good - Army Lists

The Fellowship:

Epic Heroes:

Gandalf the Grey

Gandalf the White

Boromir, Captain of the White Tower

Aragorn, Isildur’s Heir

Peregrin Took, Guard of the Citadel

Meriadoc, Esquire of Rohan

Legolas, Prince of Mirkwood

Gimli, Son of Glóin

Legendary Formations:

The Fellowship of the Ring

The Three Hunters

Allies:

The Grey Company, Rivendell, The Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Minas Tirith, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wild Men of Drúadan, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles and the Guardians of the Carrock.

Arnor:

Epic Heroes:

Arvedui, King of Arnor

Malbeth the Seer

Commander of Arnor

Legendary Formations:

Royal Guard of Arnor

Common Formations:

Warriors of Arnor

Rangers of Arnor

Hobbit Archer Militia

Allies:

Rivendell, The Grey Havens, Minas Tirith and Khazad-dûm.

The Grey Company:

Epic Heroes:

Aragorn, Isildur’s Heir

Elladan

Elrohir

Legendary Formations:

The Grey Company

The Dúnedain of Arnor

Common Formations:

Rangers of Arnor

Allies:

The Fellowship, Rivendell, The Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Minas Tirith, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles and the Guardians of the Carrock.

The Shire:

Epic Heroes:

Aragorn, Isildur’s Heir

Gandalf the Grey

Peregrin Took, Guard of the Citadel

Meriadoc, Esquire of Rohan

Dúnedain Ranger

Legendary Formations:

Tom Bombadil

Common Formations:

Hobbit Militia

Hobbit Archer Militia

Allies:

The Shire may not ally.

Rivendell:

Epic Heroes:

Elrond, Master of Rivendell

Arwen Evenstar

Elladan

Elrohir

High Elf Marshall

Legendary Formations:

Rivendell Guard

Glorfindel, Lord of the West

Common Formations:

High Elf Regiment

High Elf Archer Regiment

Rare Formations:

High Elf Cohort

Allies:

The Fellowship, Arnor, the Grey Company, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Minas Tirith, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles, the Guardians of the Carrock and the White Council.

The Grey Havens:

Epic Heroes:

Cirdan of the Havens

High Elf Marshall

Common Formations:

High Elf Regiment

High Elf Archer Regiment

Rare Formations:

High Elf Cohort

Guardians of the Havens

Allies:

The Fellowship, Arnor, the Grey Company, Rivendell, Eregion, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, Minas Tirith, the Army of the High King, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, Khazad-dûm, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles and the White Council.

Eregion:

Epic Heroes:

Elrond, Master of Rivendell

Gil-Galad, High King of the Elves

High Elf Marshall

Legendary Formations:

Rivendell Guard

Common Formations:

High Elf Regiment

High Elf Archer Regiment

Rare Formations:

High Elf Cohort

High Elf Knights

Allies:

The Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, the Army of the High King and Durin’s Folk.

Lothlórien:

Epic Heroes:

Galadriel, Lady of Lothlórien

Galadriel, Protectress of Lothlórien

Celeborn, Lord of Lothlórien

Haldir, Guardian of Lórien

Elf Marshall

Legendary Formations:

Guardians of Calas Galadhon

Haldir’s Elves

Common Formations:

Galadhrim Regiment

Galadrim Archer Regiment

Wood Elf Warband

Rare Formations:

Galadhrim Knight Regiment

Guards of the Galadhrim Court

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Rivendell, The Grey Havens, Eregion, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, the Host of the Hammerhand, Théoden’s Riders, Minas Tirith, the Army of the High King, Durin’s Folk, Khazad-dûm, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

Mirkwood:

Epic Heroes:

Thranduil, King of Mirkwood

Legolas, Prince of Mirkwood

Elf Marshall

Common Formations:

Wood Elf Warband

Mirkwood Stalkers

Rare Formations:

Mirkwood Sentinels

Allies:

The Fellowship, The Grey Company, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Eregion, Lothlórien, The Forest of Fangorn, the Riders of Eorl, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Army of the High King, Erebor, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles and the Guardians of the Carrock.

The Forest of Fangorn:

Legendary Formations:

Treebeard

Quickbeam

Beechbone

Common Formations:

Ent

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, The Grey Havens, Eregion, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, the Host of the Hammerhand, Théoden’s Riders, Minas Tirith, the Army of the High King, Durin’s Folk, Khazad-dûm, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

The Riders of Eorl:

Epic Heroes:

Eorl the Young

Commander of Rohan

Legendary Formations:

Eorl’s Knights

Common Formations:

Riders of Rohan Éored

Royal Knights

Outrider Éored

Rare Formations:

The Sons of Eorl

Allies:

Mirkwood and Minas Tirith. 

The Host of the Hammerhand:

Epic Heroes:

Helm Hammerhand

Commander of Rohan

Legendary Formations:

Helm’s Guard

Knights of Helm’s Deep

Common Formations:

Riders of Rohan Éored

Royal Knights

Oathsworn Militia

Oathsworn Bowmen

Outrider Éored

Rohan Royal Guard

Rare Formations:

The Sons of Eorl

Allies:

Lothlórien, Minas Tirith and Durin’s Folk.

Théoden’s Riders:

Epic Heroes:

Théoden, King of Rohan

Éomer, Marshall of the Riddermark

Éowyn, Shield-Maiden of Rohan

Erkenbrand, Captain of the Westfold

Théodred, Prince of Rohan

Meriadoc, Esquire of Rohan

Déorwine, Captain of the Royal Guard

Commander of Rohan

Legendary Formations:

The King’s Guard

Erkenbrand’s Riders

Théodred’s Knights

Grimbold’s Helmingas

Elfhelm’s Riders

Common Formations:

Riders of Rohan Éored

Royal Knights

Oathsworn Militia

Oathsworn Bowmen

Outrider Éored

Rohan Royal Guard

Rare Formations:

The Sons of Eorl

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Lothlórien, The Forest of Fangorn, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, the Wild Men of Drúadan, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

The White Tower:

Epic Heroes:

Boromir, Captain of the White Tower

Aragorn, Isildur’s Heir

Faramir

Peregrin Took, Guard of the Citadel

Commander of Minas Tirith

Legendary Formations:

Denethor’s Guard

Warden’s of the Keys

Common Formations:

Minas Tirith Warriors

Minas Tirith Archers

Minas Tirith Knights

Citadel Guards

Rare Formations:

Guards of the Fountain Court

Avenger Bolt Thrower

Battlecry Trebuchet

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Théoden’s Riders, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wild Men of Drúadan, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

Minas Tirith:

Epic Heroes:

King of Gondor

Steward of Gondor

Commander of Minas Tirith

Legendary Formations:

Guards of the King

Common Formations:

Minas Tirith Warriors

Minas Tirith Archers

Minas Tirith Knights

Rangers of Gondor

Citadel Guards

Rare Formations:

Guards of the Fountain Court

Battlecry Trebuchet

Allies:

The Fellowship, Arnor, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien, The Forest of Fangorn, the Riders of Eorl, the Host of the Hammerhand, Erebor, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

  

The Fiefdoms of Gondor:

Epic Heroes:

Prince Imrahil of Dol Amroth

Forlong the Fat

Angbor the Fearless

Commander of Dol Amroth

Legendary Formations:

Blackroot Vale Archers

Common Formations:

Rangers of Gondor

Men-at-Arms of Dol Amroth

Foot Knights of Dol Amroth

Knights of Dol Amroth

Rare Formations:

Axemen of Lossarnach

Clansmen of Lamedon

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles

The Army of the High King:

Epic Heroes:

High King Elendil

Isildur

Commander of Númenor

Legendary Formations:

Knights of Númenor

Common Formations:

Númenórean Warriors

Númenórean Archers

Rare Formations:

Rangers of Númenor

Allies:

The Grey Havens, Eregion, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn and Durin’s Folk.

  

The Rangers of Ithilien:

Epic Heroes:

Faramir

Commander of Minas Tirith

Legendary Formations:

Rangers of Ithilien

Osgiliath Veterans

Common Formations:

Minas Tirith Warriors

Minas Tirith Archers

Rangers of Gondor

Citadel Guards

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Mirkwood, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Erebor, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

The Dead of Dunharrow:

Epic Heroes:

Aragorn, Isildur’s Heir

Legolas, Prince of Mirkwood

Gimli, son of Glóin

Elladan

Elrohir

The King of the Dead

Legendary Formations:

The Grey Company

The Three Hunters

Court of the Dead King

Common Formations:

Warriors of the Dead

Rare Formations:

Riders of the Dead

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, the Wanderers in the Wild and the Wizards

The Dead Walk Again:

Any Epic Hero from this army list may join formations of Warriors of the Dead and Riders of the Dead. Aragorn may also join the Court of the Dead King.

Durin’s Folk:

Epic Heroes:

Dwarf King

Dwarf Marshall

Múrin and Drár

Legendary Formations:

Múrin’s Guard

Drár’s Hunters

Common Formations:

Dwarf Warrior Kinband

Dwarf Archer Kinband

Dwarf Ranger Kinband

Rare Formations:

Khâzad Guard Kinband

Dwarf Ballista

Ered Luin Rangers

King’s Champion

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Eregion, Lothlórien, the Host of the Hammerhand, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, the Army of the High King, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles and the Guardians of Carrock.

Khâzad-Dum:

Epic Heroes:

Durin, King of Khâzad-Dum

Mardin, Protector of Durin

Dwarf Marshall

Flói Stonehand, Loremaster of Moria

Legendary Formations:

Durin’s Guard

Common Formations:

Dwarf Warrior Kinband

Dwarf Archer Kinband

Dwarf Ranger Kinband

Rare Formations:

Khâzad Guard Kinband

Iron Guard Kinband

Vault Warden Kinband

Dwarf Ballista

Iron Guard Ancients

King’s Champion

Allies:

Arnor, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien and The Forest of Fangorn.

Erebor:

Epic Heroes:

Dáin Ironfoot, King Under the Mountain

Balin, Lord of Moria

Gimli, Son of Glóin

Múrin’s Guard

Drár’s Hunters

Dwarf Marshall

Múrin and Drár

Legendary Formations:

Múrin’s Guard

Drár’s Hunters

Common Formations:

Dwarf Warrior Kinband

Dwarf Archer Kinband

Dwarf Ranger Kinband

Rare Formations:

Khâzad Guard Kinband

Iron Guard Kinband

Dwarf Ballista

Moria Expeditionaries

King’s Champion

Allies:

The Fellowship, Rivendell, Mirkwood, the White Tower, Minas Tirith, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards, the Eagles and the Guardians of the Carrock.

The Wild Men of Drúadan:

Legendary Formations:

Woses Warband

Allies:

The Fellowship, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower and the Wizards.

The Wanderers in the Wild:

Epic Heroes:

Múrin and Drár

Legendary Formations:

Gildor’s Household

Glorfindel, Lord of the West

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Minas Tirith, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wizards and the Guardians of the Carrock. 

The Wizards:

Epic Heroes:

Saruman the White

Gandalf the Grey

Gandalf the White (may not be taken alongside Saruman)

Radagast the Brown

Legendary Formations:

The Council of Wizardry

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Minas Tirith, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Dead of Dunharrow, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wild Men of Drúadan, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Eagles and the Guardians of the Carrock.

The Eagles:

Legendary Formations:

Gwaihir

Common Formations:

Great Eagle

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, The Forest of Fangorn, Théoden’s Riders, the White Tower, Minas Tirith, the Rangers of Ithilien, the Fiefdoms of Gondor, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wizards and the Guardians of the Carrock.

The Guardians of the Carrock:

Legendary Formations:

Wardens of the Carrock

Allies:

The Fellowship, the Grey Company, Rivendell, Mirkwood, Durin’s Folk, Erebor, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Eagles.

The White Council:

Epic Heroes:

Elrond, Master of Rivendell

Galadriel, Protectress of Lothlórien

Gandalf the Grey

Saruman the White

Legendary Formations:

The White Council

Allies:

Rivendell, the Grey Havens, Lothlórien, Mirkwood, the Wanderers in the Wild, the Wizards and the Guardians of the Carrock.