hmm very nicley done, great work.
yup sure could use to be a sticky one
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| Author: | Red Corsairs [ Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:29 pm ] |
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THIS IS THE NEW UPDATED STRATEGY BATTLE GAME RESOURCE LIST! I will update this whenever it needs updating Getting started with the Lord of the Rings If you want to get started with LOTR you will need several things;
When getting started there are several things you should take into account; 1) The Mines of Moria starter set. This excellent boxed set will provide you with all the gaming rules required to play the game, an introduction set of scenarios to get familiar with the rules and quite a lot of nice minis and scenery pieces including the full Fellowship and a Cave Troll! So you basically get everything you need to start gaming straight out of the box. However the rulebook included in this boxed set is only a smaller version of the main rulebook and is missing a couple of profiles and some of the advanced rules (seeing as it’s aimed at beginners). To gain access to these advanced rules and extra profiles you will need to acquire the main rulebook (see below). 2) The main rulebook, The One Rulebook to Rule them All. This rulebook gives you a full-colour sourcebook with all the info you'll need to play standard games and scenarios, modeling and painting tips and the profiles of all the models from previous editions of the game and supplements. This includes the missing special rules and profiles from the Mines of Moria beginners’ rulebook however it is missing the Army of the Dead profiles. It is also vital to realize that the main rulebook only includes profiles for models up until the moment it was released, so any models and rules released after that will require you to get whatever supplement they are in. 3) What models to start with? There are several things to keep in mind when getting models to start you of. First off, it is advisable to start with buying a plastic boxed set of core troops, this is because it will give you a decent amount of plastic, and thus convertible models. It also gives you a good starting force to base the rest of your army from. It might also be worth starting off with a Character in your army, named or unnamed, either is a good start. If you’re starting Orcs go for an Orc Captain or a Ringwraith, if Gondor you could go for a Captain of Minas Tirith or maybe even Boromir. Getting a Character adds some muscle to your force, always handy. 4) Which models need an additional supplement to acquire their profiles? Now onto selecting actual models, below you can find a list of plastic kits and pewter models that will require you to buy an extra supplement to get their rules and profiles. All (unless seriously mistaken) other models can be used directly in combination with the main rulebook. ( - = forces of good, + = forces of evil) The Fellowship of the Ring
The Two Towers
The Return of the King
A Shadow in the East
Fall of the Necromancer
The Ruin of Arnor
Khazad-Dum
Gondor in Flames
Harad
Mordor
Post Mordor Supplement Any miniatures released after the Mordor Supplement were released for War of the Ring and thier SBG profiles can only be found in certain copies of White Dwarf. WD 353 or http://www.games-workshop.com/MEDIA_Cus ... forcements :
WD 355:
WD 359: (dowloadable on GW-site: White Dwarf archives): In Sauron's Sinister Service (5.6 MB)
The Golden King of Abrakhân Abrakhân Merchant Guard Easterling Dragon Knight Easterling War Priest Captain of the Black Guard Black Guard Drummer Black Guard of Barad-dûr Khardûsh the Firecaller The Betrayer (Nazgul) The Knight of Umbar (Nazgul) WD 366 (UK) (USA-WD 365 (??))
- Duinhir - Blackroot Vale Archers - The Dwimmerlaik - Mauhur WD 371 (UK)
Gundabad Blackshield Shaman Gundabad Blackshield Drummers Cave Drake Flói Stonehand, Loremaster of Moria The King's Champion (+ Heralds) 5) Great, that is a lot of stuff I can't use right away. But what can I use? I will not give a complete lists of models, since I want to keep this readable. But everything else is directly useable, but below I'll give a few examples of the things you can expect to find in each of the sections of the main rulebook.
6) So what’s up with all those other books? The other books are supplements or sourcebooks that were released after the main rulebook. They are simply expansions to the game which each go into detail about a different region or era of the war of the Ring. The Fellowship of The Ring A journeybook that follows the adventures of the fellowship from the first book/movie, accompanied by related scenarios and painting and modelling sections. The Two Towers A journeybook that delves into the events surrounding the second LOTR book/movie including the grand siege of Helms Deep. The Return of the King A journeybook that goes into the events surrounding the third LOTR book/movie including the Clutches of Shelob and the siege of Minas Tirith. A Shadow in the East A supplement which provides profiles and info on the Easterlings, the Khandish Mercenaries and their roll in the history of Rohan. Fall of the Necromancer This supplement deals with Sauron's first resurrection after his demise at the hands of Isildur. As his body is starting to take shape once more in the forests surrounding Dol Guldur, the Wood Elves and their allies need to fight for their survival in an attempt to dispell this evil once more. The Ruin of Arnor This supplement delves into the rise of the Witch-King after the fall of Sauron at the hands of Isildur, and his attempts to destroy the bastion of good that once was Arnor. Khazad-Dum This supplement gives profiles from the noble king Durin and the stoic Dwarves of his household, to the vicious Moria Goblins and the terrifying Dragon. Gondor in Flames This supplement delves into the the kingdom of Gondor, scion of Numenor and tireless protector of Middle-earth. Harad This Sourcebook is an invaluable guide to collecting, modelling and gaming with the cruel men of Harad from the Far South of Harad, to the barbaric Corsairs of Umbar. Mordor This sourcebook contains all of the rules and information you need to field a force from Mordor; as well as detailed background information and valuable hobby advice. Post Mordor Supplement Any miniatures released after the Mordor Supplement were released for War of the Ring and thier SBG profiles can only be found in certain copies of White Dwarf (if you have any details of any ones I have missed from my list above, please let me know). Legions of Middle-Earth This book provides you with over 40 themed army lists to recreate forces from certain areas, battles or time periodes. An added bonus is that this book also has a lott of entries in it about models that have yet to been released. Things like elven knights, Umbar corsair, fiefdom warriors, the Woses, Dunland warriors, the werewolf, the black-hearted tree and monsters like dragons, cave drakes and stone giants. Check out page 57 for a Woses picture and page 94 for a picture of the Umbar corsairs. This is not all of the sourcebooks there is however it seems pointless to go into any detail about the others such as Shadow and Flame and Siege of Gondor because everything about them is included in the Main Rulebook, however you may still find it helpful to purchase them if you are into collecting scenarios, modeling and painting guides etc. Battle Companies Haven't you got the time for a huge army or do you want a change from 'regular' LOTR? Then battle companies should be for you, a variant of the LOTR-system where you lead a (relatively) small band of warriors and heroes in an experience driven series of games. During these games your band of warriors will gain influence points that can be spent in various ways such as increasing the characteristics of your heroes, buying equipment, recruiting new warriors and for upgrading current war band members. Battle Companies Warbands In Battle Companies there are several different warbands available for use. The core warbands can be found in the Battle Companies Rules above but here are some fan made Battle Companies Rules mainly updated versions by Erunion.
FAQ’s
Warrior and Hero Profile Summaries
Special Rules Summaries
Modelling, Painting and Various Modelling
Painting
Rules and Advice/Tactics Tactics
Army Advice (sample lists, allies) Rules Scenarios
Collecting
Fan-Made Supplements by One Ring As I said this thread will be updated in the future when the time calls for it. |
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| Author: | whafrog [ Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:35 pm ] |
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Great stuff, I wonder if it can be sticky at the top? |
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| Author: | Mouth-of-Sauron [ Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:14 pm ] |
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hmm very nicley done, great work.
yup sure could use to be a sticky one
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| Author: | Red Corsairs [ Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:53 pm ] |
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Glad you find it helpful, I share your pain on the point about the new website, it truly is horrible. |
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| Author: | Erunion [ Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:04 pm ] |
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Whew, that was a mite long-winded, but helpful just the same. Have a gold coin! |
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| Author: | Corsair [ Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:33 pm ] |
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I am not sure if I have misread something. But the MOM rulebook does have rules for AoTD - Page 92. Apologies if i misread something |
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| Author: | Red Corsairs [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 5:16 am ] |
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Must've misread unfortunately, what I've said states that the MoM rulebook does have rules for the army of the dead whereas the Main rulebook does not  No problems though. Thanks Jonathan!
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| Author: | Corsair [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 10:58 am ] |
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Red Corsairs wrote: Must've misread unfortunately, what I've said states that the MoM rulebook does have rules for the army of the dead whereas the Main rulebook does not
No problems though. Thanks Jonathan!ok, yeah I noticed I read the wrong subheading. Nice work Jake! |
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| Author: | King Elessar the Uniter [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 3:06 pm ] |
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You must have had a lot of time and patience! Well done!8) |
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| Author: | Talking Troll [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 4:29 pm ] |
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Indeed, good work. I think it's a superb start guide for the beginners! I like it, it is handy for me. |
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| Author: | MacGothmog [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 5:36 pm ] |
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Its a 'sticky' now... Nice work! Have a coin! 
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| Author: | Red Corsairs [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 8:22 pm ] |
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Cheers guys! It's came to my attention that the first two Battle Company links (which linked to the OZ version of the site as the UK and US links were gone) have now also broken due to the new OZ GW site so I'm sorry for any inconvenience here and I'll work on finding them again. |
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| Author: | Kalatha [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:41 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Broken Battle Company Links |
Thanks for that Jake. I have copies of the Battle Companies files in pdf format that I can provide you with in order to make your reference complete. Please send me a PM if you want them. Kalatha |
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| Author: | theavenger001 [ Wed Apr 08, 2009 10:47 pm ] |
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Great job! I think the MoM book has all the advanced rules tho. Quote: and is missing a couple of profiles and some of the advanced rules
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| Author: | King Elessar the Uniter [ Thu Apr 09, 2009 11:35 am ] |
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theavenger001 wrote: Great job! I think the MoM book has all the advanced rules tho.
Quote: and is missing a couple of profiles and some of the advanced rules I don't think it has all the rules for using boats and playing sieges. Though I may be wrong...
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| Author: | theavenger001 [ Thu Apr 09, 2009 5:10 pm ] |
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It has the siege rules but not the boat rules..... Here they are: http://www.alt-world.com/alt-world/LOTR/undersail.htm |
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| Author: | BaruKhazad [ Wed Aug 19, 2009 3:26 pm ] |
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what about adding the reinforcements of the new war of the ring models? which are on the site and in the white dwarf? WD 353 or http://www.games-workshop.com/MEDIA_Cus ... forcements : -Stormcaller -Shieldbearer -Drûhzag, the Beastcaller -Amdûr, Lord of Blades -Son of Eorl -Banner Bearers for the Army of the Dead and Morannon Orcs -Hornblowers WD 355: -Haldir, Defender of Helm's Deep -Rúmil, Warden of Caras Galadhon -Galadhrim Captain -Stormcaller -Guards of the Galadhrim Court -Galadhrim Warrior -Galadhrim Knight hope it helps to expand the list |
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| Author: | Red Corsairs [ Wed Sep 09, 2009 3:08 pm ] |
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Thanks but I'm probably going to compile a whole new thread of different links and information for War of The Ring as there's a tonne of new articles about it etc. |
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| Author: | werner [ Thu Dec 03, 2009 6:55 am ] |
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Quote: Warbands
In Battle Companies there are several different warbands available for use. The core warbands can be found in the Battle Companies Rules above but here are some fan made Battle Companies Rules from The Last Alliance. Dale and Esgaroth by ABalrogofMorgoth The Shire by hithero Rhun by hithero Mirkwood by n/a The Last Alliance by Eomer Marshall of the Riddermark The Horse Guards by sharky Sharkys’ Rogues by Little Dwarf Guy The Woses of Druadan Forest by Chief 2 Balchoth by hithero Wood Elves by Skowsa Angmar by StrangeGuy Corsair Fleets by Red Corsairs High Elves by Aredhel of Nan Giliath Moria by Aredhel of Nan Giliath Aditional Special Character Rules by lotrchampion Does anyone has other links or downloaded documents of the warbands? Thanks |
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| Author: | Phantom_Lord [ Thu Dec 03, 2009 8:08 pm ] |
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here you go: http://web.archive.org/web/200801170504 ... mpanies/1/ it's some web archive. its not complete (some pics are missing) but at least you have all the rules
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