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Yazneg

**Yazneg** was a fierce Orc captain and Warg-rider. In the film he is the right hand and second-in-command to Azog the Defiler, leading his Hunter Orcs after Thorin Oakenshield and his band of Dwarves.

### The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Yazneg's early life is not known of; the only thing known is that he was born in Gundabad or Moria around the time of the War of Dwarves and Orcs. Yazneg was first seen spying on Thorin and the other Dwarves, after they make camp on a rocky outcrop in the Lone-lands. Yazneg then orders his lieutenant, Fimbul, to report the Dwarves' location back to their master, Azog.

Later he was seen leading an all-out assault on the Dwarf party in an attempt to kill their leader, Thorin - however the Orcs are distracted by the wizard Radagast the Brown, using his Rabbit-pulled sled to outrun the Orcs and their Wargs. This distraction does not last as Yazneg is able to detect the Dwarves and focuses his attack on them in a last-ditch effort to claim the head of their leader, Thorin Oakenshield, for his master. Just as Yazneg and his Orcs are going to strike the Dwarves in their hiding spot, Elrond and his Elvish bodyguards arrive and kill many of the attacking Orcs and Wargs, causing Yazneg and his subordinate, Fimbul, to flee for their lives.

After being ambushed by the Elves and failing to kill Thorin, Yazneg and Fimbul travel back to Weathertop where the Orc hunters have made their camp.

Yazneg then reports to his commander, Azog, of the Elvish ambush and Thorin's escape. Upon hearing of Yazneg's failure to kill the Dwarf leader, Azog makes an example of the Orc by picking him up off the ground by his throat and throwing him to the Wargs, where he is torn apart and killed. Fimbul the Hunter then succeeds Yazneg as Azog's right hand.
Gorbadoc Brandybuck

**Gorbadoc Brandybuck** was the Master of Buckland, the great-grandfather of Merry Brandybuck and the maternal grandfather of Frodo Baggins.

## Biography

Gorbdoc Brandybuck was born T.A. 2860 (S.R. 1260) to Marmadoc Brandybuck and Adaldrida Bolger. and had one younger brother, named Orgulas.

He became the
Master of Buckland in S.R. 1310 (T.A. 2910) after his father's death. He married Mirabella Took, one of the twelve children of Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb. They had seven children: Rorimac (Merry's grandfather), Amaranth, Saradas, Dodinas, Asphodel, Dinodas and Primula (Frodo's mother)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

"*Now come the days of the king.*"
—Gandalf**[src]**

***The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*** is a 2003 epic high fantasy film directed by Peter Jackson based on the second and third volumes of J. R. R. Tolkien's *The Lord of the Rings*. It was followed by *The Fellowship of the Ring* and *The Two Towers* and it is the last installment of the *Lord of the Rings* trilogy.

It was chronologically followed by *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*, a prequel, released eleven years after this film.

## Official Summary

The culmination of nearly 10 years' work and conclusion to Peter Jackson's epic trilogy based on the timeless J.R.R. Tolkien classic, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" presents the final confrontation between the forces of good and evil fighting for control of the future of Middle-earth. Hobbits Frodo and Sam reach Mordor in their quest to destroy the `one ring', while Aragorn leads the forces of good against Sauron's evil army at the stone city of Minas Tirith.

## Synopsis

*Main article: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King/Synopsis*
Wereworms

**Wereworms** or **Giant Wire-worms** were creatures inhabiting the deserts of Rhun. They seem to have been largely forgotten by the inhabitants of the Westlands, even in nearby Wilderland.

## The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

Azog marshaled them to borrow tunnels in which the Dol Guldur Army could pass to The Long Valley unseen.

They had no further involvement in the battle, although it seems they sparked Thorin's fear for his treasure, seeing as how they could borrow into the Lower Halls where his hoard was.
The Wold

**The Wold**, also known as the **Wold of Rohan** or **Wold**, were the upland grasslands of Rohan.

## Description

This was the northeastern area of Rohan. It was located between Fangorn Forest and River Anduin. To the north lay the river Limlight and in the south by the East Emnet. The area was virtually treeless and somewhat bleak and was comparable to the adjacent Brown Lands to the east.

## History

In the distant past - perhaps up to the mid-Second Age, the Wold was once well suited to the cultivation of crops and probably had many trees (judging by its name), but during the War of the Elves and Sauron, Sauron invaded the rest of Middle-earth and left lands like the Wold in ruins.

Many important battles happened in the Wold:

* When Eorl the Young arrived in Calenardhon he destroyed a host of orcs there.
* In the year TA 2545 Eorl the Young was killed in the Wold in a battle against the Easterlings.
* When King Théoden and the then Prince Éomer were riding from Harrowdale to Minas Tirith a report came that orcs were seen crossing the Anduin into the Wold.

### Significance in The Lord of the Rings

In The Two Towers, this was where Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas met Éomer and were given the horses Arod and Hasufel. During the War of the Ring, an army of orcs from Dol Guldur unsuccessful in their invasion of Lórien were surprised by an attack of Ents led by Treebeard in the Wold, and were defeated.
Long Lake

The **Long Lake** was an oval-shaped lake situated at the confluence of the Forest River and the northern reaches of the River Running, south of the Lonely Mountain. The lake was about twenty miles from north to south, and at least five miles from east to west at its widest.

## History

The town of Lake-town, whose name refers to this lake, was (twice) built entirely upon the lake itself, thus forming a natural moat. After Smaug's demise, his dying body fell into the lake with a mighty crash. Smaug's remains could be seen sticking out of the water from the shore of the lake, but people feared them and treasure-hunters did not dare approach the carcass.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Annual 2013

***The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Annual 2013*** is one of the official movie guides for *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*

## Summary

"*Published in advance of the amazing new movie by Peter Jackson, this is the OFFICIAL Hobbit Annual, packed with stills, characters and information from the movie sensation.
Join Bilbo Baggins on his unexpected journey across the wilds of Middle-earth with Gandalf the Wizard and a company of thirteen Dwarves!
This Annual is the ideal gift for all Hobbit and movie fans. Full of character profiles, Hobbit activities and information, this is the perfect companion to the blockbuster movie.*"
—Summary from publisher

## Following

The annual for *An Unexpected Journey* was followed by The Desolation of Smaug's annual guide.
T.A. 2942

**Third Age 2942** (shortened to **T.A. 2942**) was a year in the late second millennium of the Third Age, also recognised as 1342 in the Shire Reckoning.

## History

* Gandalf and Bilbo make their way across the land, stopping at the Woodland Realm, Beorn's House and Rivendell before reaching the borders of the Shire. Bilbo retireves the chest of gold from Trollshaws. Gandalf leaves Bilbo to deal with Sauron's reappearance.
* **22 June**: Bilbo arrives home to find himself presumed dead and his belongings sold off to his own neighboors and kin at auction. He later uses his newfound wealth to reclaim his belongings. He resettles in Bag End with the newfound reputation of an accentric.
The Lord of the Rings (film series)

***The Lord of the Rings*** is a film trilogy directed by Peter Jackson.

It is based on **The Lord of the Rings* book series by J.R.R Tolkien.*

The film prominently starred Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Viggo Mortenson, Liv Tyler, Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett, John Rhys-Davies, Bernard Hill, Christopher Lee, Billy Boyd, Dominic Monaghan, Orlando Bloom, Hugo Weaving, Miranda Otto, David Wenham, Brad Dourif, Karl Urban, John Noble, Andy Serkis, Ian Holm, Sean Bean, Marton Csokas and Craig Parker.

## Synopsis

The future of civilization in the fate of the One Ring, which has been lost for centuries. Powerful forces are unrelenting in their search for it. But fate has placed it in the hands of a young Hobbit named Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood), who inherits the Ring and steps into legend. A daunting task lies ahead for Frodo when he becomes the Ringbearer - to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom where it was forged. where it was forged.

## Cast

* Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins
* Ian McKellen as Gandalf
* Liv Tyler as Arwen
* Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn
* Sean Astin as Sam Gamgee
* Cate Blanchett as Galadriel
* John Rhys-Davies as Gimli / Treebeard
* Bernard Hill as Theoden
* Christopher Lee as Saruman
* Billy Boyd as Pippin Took
* Dominic Monaghan as Merry Brandybuck
* Orlando Bloom as Legolas
* Hugo Weaving as Elrond
* Miranda Otto as Eowyn
* David Wenham as Faramir
* Brad Dourif as Grima Wormtongue
* Karl Urban as Eomer
* John Noble as Denethor
* Andy Serkis as Gollum/Smeagol
* Ian Holm as Blibo Baggins
* Sean Bean as Boromir
* Marton Csokas as Celeborn
* Craig Parker as Haldir
* Nathaniel Lees as Uglúk
* Lawrence Makoare as Lurtz/Witch-king of Angmar/Gothmog (Lieutenant of Morgul)
* Paul Norell as King of the Dead
* Bruce Spence as Mouth of Sauron
* Joel Tobeck as Guritz
* Sala Baker as Sauron
* Jed Brophy as Sharku / Snaga
* Harry Sinclair as Isildur
* Sarah McLeod as Rosie Cotton
* Bruce Allpress as Aldor
* Bruce Hopkins as Gamling
* John Bach as Madril
* Alexandra Astin as Elanor Gamgee
* Alistair Browning as Damrod
* Thomas Robins as Deagol
* Ian Hughes as Irolas
* Sadwyn Brophy as Eldarion
* Bret McKenzie as Figwit
* Peter McKenzie as Elendil
* Mark Ferguson as Gil-galad
House of Ri

**The title of this article is conjectural.**

Although this article is based on canonical film information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

## Family members

### Notable members

* Dori's father
* Nori's father
* Ori's father
* Dori
* Nori
* Ori

**The House of R**i referred to the family of the dwarves, Dori, Ori and Nori, and remote kinsman of Thorin Oakenshield's line.

## History

An unnamed woman started the family by marrying a first husband. Through their relationships, she had a son named Dori. The woman later married a second time, which resulted in their son, Nori. Then, she married a third and final time and had a son named Ori. Sometime later, their parents both pass away and Dori is left raising Nori and Ori on his own. However, Nori becomes a trouble maker by thieving or disobeying the law while Ori studied to become a scribe.

The three brothers later joined Thorin's company in TA 2941 and also fought and survived in the battle of the Five Armies. While Nori and Dori stayed in their home at Erebor, Ori went with Oin, Balin and several other dwaarves before being killed in the battle in Moria.

## Members

* Dori, Nori and Ori's mother
* Dori 's father
* Nori's father
* Ori's father
* Dori
* Nori
* Ori

## Behind the Scenes

* The family was first identified like this by fans.
Thengel

**Thengel** was the father of Théoden and Théodwyn, and the grandfather of Théodred, Éowyn and Éomer,

## Biography

Thengel was the only son and child as Fengel in TA 2905. He married Morwen Steelsheen and they had a son named Théoden and four daughters, one of which was named Théodwyn, mother of Éowyn and Éomer. He knew Aragorn and both served along side each other.

## Trivia

* In the books, Thengel seems to not to know who Strider is as his name is another alias. in the films, Thengel seems to know who Aragorn's real name was or Aragorn eventually revealed to Thengel or his descendants who he was.
Thorin Oakenshield's pipe

**The title of this article is conjectural.**

Although this article is based on canonical film information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

## Series information

### Last seen

*The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*

This **pipe** was owned by Thorin Oakenshield, who was the king of Durin's folk and fourth King under the Mountain.

## History

The pipe is first seen when Thorin is smoking it, waiting for his dinner. Little does he know he is being stalked by Azog's men who intended to kill him before Gandalf sat down at Thorin's table in the dwarf lord's relief. It is seen again when Thorin smokes pipeweed again during the unexpected Party at Bag End.

It's fate is unknown

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (first appearance)
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (appears in flashbacks)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Seeing it doesn't appear after the flashback in the second film, the fate is unknown as Thorin is not seen with it after Bilbo's party at Bag End in *An Unexpected Journey*.
The Blue Wizards

The **Blue Wizards** (or the ***Ithryn Luin***) were two mysterious characters of Middle-earth, named as such because they both wore sea-blue robes.

## History

The existence of five Wizards is only mentioned briefly in *The Lord of the Rings*. In J.R.R. Tolkien's *Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age* it is told that aside from Saruman, Gandalf, and Radagast, there were "others of the Istari who went into the east of Middle-earth, and do not come into these tales." Tolkien also writes in *Unfinished Tales* that the two Wizards were sent to the East whose names were "Alatar" and "Pallando". Alatar was a Maia of the Vala Oromë who chose him to go to Middle-earth. Alatar asked his friend Pallando to join him on his mission.

The time that the Blue Wizards arrived in Middle-earth is uncertain. In *Unfinished Tales*, Tolkien wrote that the five Istari came to Middle-earth together in TA 1000. However, in *The Peoples of Middle-earth*, they are said to have arrived in the Second Age, around the year SA 1600, the time of the forging of the One Ring. Their mission was directed at weakening Sauron's forces in the eastern and southern parts of Middle-earth, whereas the other Istari were focused on the west.

It is also uncertain whether they failed in their mission, but it seems most likely. In *Unfinished Tales* Tolkien writes that, "indeed of all the Istari, one only remained faithful," referring to Gandalf. Also in letter 211, he said, "what success they had I do not know; but I fear that they failed, as Saruman did, though doubtless in different ways; I suspect that they were founders or beginners of secret cults and 'magic' traditions that outlasted the fall of Sauron". However, in a text found in *The Peoples of Middle-earth*, alternate set of names are given, **Morinehtar** and **Rómestámo** (or *Rome(n)star*), "Darkness-slayer" and "East-helper". It is not clear whether these names were intended to be replacements for Alatar and Pallando, or whether they had a second set of names (for instance, their names used in Middle-earth).
Trolls

**Trolls** were a very large and monstrous, and for the most part unintelligent, humanoid race inhabiting Middle-earth.

## History

Melkor created trolls before the First Age. They were very strong, but turned into stone in sunlight. Many trolls died in the War of Wrath, but some survived and joined the forces of Sauron, the greatest surviving servant of Morgoth. In the Second and Third Age, trolls were among Sauron's most dangerous warriors. He created the Olog-hai, which were smarter than earlier breeds of trolls. While most trolls could not bear exposure to sunlight without turning to stone, the Olog-hai apparently could (to the same extent as orcs); this attribute was mentioned as making them particularly dangerous.

During Bilbo's quest to the Lonely Mountain, trolls were known to speak with thick Cockney accents, specifically three hill trolls who had dwelt on the Ettenmoors and moved down to the Trollshaws . They turned to stone when exposed to sunlight, for stone, is what trolls were originally made of. They enjoyed eating anything they could get their hands on. While threatening, the trolls in The Hobbit serve as a comic element. They even had normal names: Tom, Bert, and William (Bill) Huggins (the only one with a given surname).

During the War of the Ring, Frodo and the Fellowship encountered cave trolls alongside various orcs within Moria. Boromir's sword recoiled off the scaled hide of one troll. As things seemed perilous, however, the trolls fled (although this was due to the approach of the balrog, Durin's Bane). Sauron used Olog-hai in the Siege of Gondor and Battle of the Pelennor Fields. In the subsequent Battle at the Black Gate, the hobbit Peregrin Took killed a large Olog-hai troll with his barrow-blade. As a result of the One Ring being destroyed, the Black Gate collapsed into ruin during that battle. Most of the trolls present at the battle were killed, and the others are known to have fled.
Valley between Erebor and Dale

The **Valley between Erebor and Dale** is the area between the Gates of Erebor and Walls of Dale.

## Background

The valley was originally a fertile coutryside, with small ponds, woodlands and birds singing in the trees. It was set between two elevated spurs of the mountain, and was fed by the River Running. Ravenhill overlooked it.

When the dragon Smaug descended on Dale and Erebor, the flapping of his wings tore up the trees and his fiery breath set a fire to some of the fields. For the next 110 years, Smaug would occasionally leave the mountain and terrorize the surrounding lands. The area became known as The Desolation of Smaug, and was left completely barren.

## The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Thorin and Company passed here during the Quest of Erebor, and the valley was a major theater of the Battle of the Five Armies, where the Dwarves fought the Elves, and both later fought the Dol Guldur Army.
Éomund

**Éomund** was the father of King Éomer and Lady Éowyn, brother-in-law of Théoden, and husband of Lady Théodwyn.

## Biography

### Early life

Éomund was born at an unknown time. He was a descendant of Eofor. Later, he married Lady Théodwyn in T.A. 2989. Around 3002, Éomund was killed by orcs. His wife later grew ill, died of a broken heart and Théoden fostered Éomund's children.

## Family

* **Théodwyn** **(wife)**
* **Éomer** (son)
* **Éowyn** (daughter)
* **Faramir** (son-in-law)
* **Elfhild** (daughter-in-law)
* **Elboron and Elfwine** (grandsons)
* **King Thengel (father-in-law)**
* **Morwen Steelsheen** (mother-in-law)
Magic

**Magic** is a supernatural entity featured on *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings* film trilogies.

## Types of magic

### Foresight

Foresight is the ability to see into the future. Most notably, Elves have this ability to see into the future.

### Dark magic

*Main article: Dark sorcery*

Dark magic is a very dangerous form of magic. It is mostly used to do with the dark magic users. Dark magic is mostly associated with the Dark Lord Sauron.

## Rings of Power

*Main article: Rings of Power*

The **Rings of Power** were very powerful rings forged by Sauron meant for evil to conquire all races ,but had ultimately failed. There were
Uruk-Hai

The **Uruk-hai**, or the ***Fighting Uruk-hai***, were perfected Uruks bred by the fallen Istari Saruman in the muddy pits of Isengard. The allegiance of the rank-and-file troops was owed to Sauron, although the firstborns were more loyal to Saruman rather than the Dark Lord.

These Isengard Uruk-hai however were not the first as before them were the Mordor Uruk-hai or Black Uruks. Notable Uruk-hai include: Lurtz, Uglúk and Lugdush.

## History

The Uruks first appeared out of Mordor, in TA 2475, when they assaulted and managed to conquer Ithilien and destroyed the city of Osgiliath. The Uruks in the service of Barad-dûr used the symbol of the red Eye of Sauron, which was also painted on their shields.

Uruk-hai were later bred by the Wizard Saruman the White late in the Third Age, by his dark arts in the pits of Isengard. In the War of the Ring, the Uruk-hai made up a large part of Saruman's army, together with the Dunlendings, man-enemies of Rohan. There are suggestions that the Uruk-hai were the result of crossbreeding orcs and men. There were other creatures in Saruman's armies, and under his command in the Shire, that appear to have been hybrids. "Half-orcs" were as tall as Men and are never described simply as orcs, as the Uruk-hai frequently are. Saruman's vast army of Uruk-hai fought against King Théoden of Rohan and his people at the Helm's Deep.

The Uruks of Saruman used an Elf-rune wrought in white metal on the front of their iron helms. It was clear this stood for Saruman, because their shields had a small white hand (the symbol of Saruman) centered on a black field. Aragorn commented that their gear was not in the manner of other orcs at all. Instead of the curved scimitar, they used short, broad-bladed swords. Their great bows were made of yew wood, of the same length and shape as those of men. Saruman appeared to aid his orcs with his wizardry as well: when Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas followed the party of Uruks who had kidnapped Merry and Pippin, Saruman's will caused weariness of the heart for the pursuers and lent speed to the orcs. This was the group that slew Boromir, and was later annihilated by Éomer and the Riders of Rohan.
Монеты

**Монетки** () - основная валюта игры Subway Surfers. Используется в различных целя

## Использование

Ключи можно использовать в различных целях:

* Приобрести новых игровых персонажей
* Купить различные ховерборды
* Отовариться в магазине игры
* Пропустить сложные миссии
* Улучшить игровые бонусы

## Как получить

* Собирать во время игры, прыгая и кувыркаясь на поездах и железной дороге.
* Можно найти в обычной коробке (до 5,000), в супер коробке (до 8,000) или мини-коробке (до 200)
* Поставив лайк Kiloo и SYBO Games в Facebook, Twitter и подписаться на YouTube. Это работает даже не выходя из игры и не подключаясь сети.

* Можно получить, если связать игру с Facebook (5,000 + другие призы)
* С друзей в Facebook также можно собирать монеты

* Приобрести в разделе "Store" игрового магазина. (7,500; 4,500; 180,000; 500,000 или 1,200,000)

## Факты

* Магнит поможет собирать монетки. Его можно улучшить в магазине, как и другие игровые бонусы.
* При использовании реактивного ранца можно собрать до 250.
* До появления мини-коробки, за просмотр Daily Video давали 200.
* С начала игры и по сей день временные персонажи стоят 95,000 , а временные доски 50,000.

* Монетки могут увеличить счет в конце игры. За каждую монетку вам дадут в два раза больше очков, чем ваш множитель (Количество монет х Множитель очков х 2).

Получение 50,000 в Супер коробкеДжекпотEarn CoinsСобирание монет магнитом при использовании Power Jumper
## См также

* Зачем нужны ключи и как их получить?
* Информация и магазине игры
Watcher in the Water

The **Watcher in the Waters** **i**s a creature / character in the 2001-03 film series, *The Lord of the Rings*. It only appeared in *The Fellowship of the Ring*.

The Watcher is based on the same creature from the book by J. R. R. Tolkien with several elements of the Kraken from nautical mythology.

## *The Lord of the Rings*

His sleep is disturbed when Pippin and Merry throw stones into the water. It suddenly grabs Frodo. Sam slashes the tentacles off of Frodo but it continues to attack other members of the Company. Aragorn and Boromir save him but the watcher keeps on attacking. Legolas manages to blind it with one of his arrows as Aragorn yells for them to make it to the cave. The Watcher uses one of his tentacles and manages to block the company into the cave, which forces them to take the route through Moria, a journey of six days.
Lotho Sackville-Baggins

**Lotho Sackville-Baggins** is the only son of Otho and Lobelia Sackville-Baggins and a cousin of both Frodo and Bilbo. He is neither seen nor mentioned in the series, but is referred to as a group by Frodo when they are stalking Bilbo Bagins.

## Trivia

* His name appears to be a combination of both his parents name (**L**/obelia and **Otho)**
* All the things Lotho does in the books and his drive for power, never happened, due to Peter Jackson worrying the Scouring of the Shire would take too much time.

## Tolkien's legendarium

Lotho is a minor antagonist in the series. In the legends, he was the son of Lobelia Sackville-Baggins and Otho Sackville-Baggins. One, he forces the Gaffer to give him his home in Bagshot Row. Second, he takes over the Shire by force. However, Saruman has him killed and hsi remains were presumably eaten by Grima Wormtongue. Lotho's death was one of the reasons why Lobelia gives Bag End back to Frodo, an d why she gave money back to those who needed it most. None of these events happen in the film, Jackson chosing to omit the Scouring of the Shire, meaning Lotho never is killed, and Lobelia never had Bag End.
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## Featured character

Pippin Took is one of the hobbits in the Fellowship of the Ring and one of the nine central protagonists of The Lord of the Rings, the first Middle-earth film trilogy.Pippin is the youngest member in the company and is son of the current Thain of the Shire, Paladin Took.

As Pippin develops as a character, he also developes more from his reckless nature to a strong-willed and responsible young hobbit

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## 攻略ポイント（ノーマル）

* 敵砦E、K、Oの下に村（B、D、I）が配置されているので、そこから敵砦を狙うとよい。砦を落としたら、出発地点を移動させる。
* 闇の穴場Q、R、Sからは常に敵が出現するので、それぞれに必ず1人を配置すること。
* P-O間には火力の高い政霊を配置しておかないと、数でOを落とされてしまう。

### ★★★クリア達成の立ち回り一例

* 編成：①銃、②Qの見張り役（スタン持ちおススメ）、③Rの見張り役、④Sの見張り役（銃がおススメ）、⑤O→P本拠点攻め落とし役（おススメはヒラリー・イトウ）、⑥O→L解放役
* ①はB→D→Iと動き、砦をE→K→Oの順で破壊する。O破壊後はK→S間の守りに入る。
* ②は①のあとAから出撃。Qから出てくるクモをCの手前で撃破し、C→Q間の防衛として最後まで固定配置。
* ③は②のあとEから出撃。F→R,Gへの分かれ道あたりで最後まで固定配置。
* ④は③のあとKから出撃。K→S間の防衛として最後まで固定配置。
* ①がOを解放したら、すぐにOに拠点を移し、Oから⑤を出撃させてPを全力で攻撃。
* 最後にOから⑥を出してO→Lと村を解放して回る。Lが解放したのを確認後勝利すること。
Tauriel

**Tauriel** (born c. TA 2341) is an elf who was also Kili's true love and soul mate. She also once served in Mirkwood before falling in love with teh Dwarf prince and had the affection of Legolas, who she would only see as a friend. She was then wounded by Bolg before Kili was killed. It is unknown what would happen to Tauriel. She either returned to Mirkwood or left overseas.

Tauriel was born in around TA 2341

## Relationships

* Unnamed father
* Unnamed mother
* Kili (boyfriend, deceased)
* Legolas (best friend/former foster brother)
* Thranduil (ally/former foster father)

## Family

* † notes the deceased
* Tauriel's parents were killed by Orcs
* Kili and Tauriel were in a relationship, but never married
* Thranduil foster fathered Tauriel

## Appearances

* The *Hobbit* film trilogy
	+ *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
	+ *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*

## References and notes

1. ↑ Tauriel was presumably born in this year because Legolas claims that she has been under Thranduil's protection for six hundred years and she was a child when her parents were murdered by Orcs.
Weather Hills

The **Weather Hills** were a line of hills located in northern Eriador.

## Geography

The hills lay between Bree-land to the west and the river Hoarwell to the east. Weathertop, also known as Amon Sûl, was the highest and southernmost hill, lying just north of the Great East Road.

## History

By the early Second Age, the Weather Hills were inhabited by Middle Men, as were the lands around the North Downs and Lake Evendim, to the north and west respectively. It was believed these men were related to both the House of Bëor and the House of Hador. Those dwelling in the Weather Hills may have been among those granted leave by Gil-galad to meet Vëantur in Lindon.

By the Third Age and the Division of Arnor in TA 861 the hills marked part of the border between Arthedain and Rhudaur. Following the fall of Rhudaur, Argeleb fortified the Weather Hills, and though he was slain, his son Arveleg maintained the fortifications until Angmar conquered the region and razed Amon Sûl in the year TA 1409.

The ruins of Amon Sûl remained into the late Third Age, when Aragorn led Frodo Baggins and his companions through the surrounding area in TA 3018.
Treebeard

Template:Infobox character 2**Treebeard** is an Ent of Fangorn Forest. He was also friend
with Gandalf and other ancient creatures. Treebeard later housed two hobbits,
Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took on Gandalf's request. At first, Treebeard
thought they were Orcs until he realized they were hobbits of the Shire. After
defeating Saruman, Treebeard and the other ents turned Isengard into one of the
beautiful gardens in all of Middle earth, but not before saying goodbye to Merry
and Pippin as well.
Wine

**Wine** is an alcoholic beverage in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## *The Hobbit*

The main brand of wine to appear in The Hobbit trilogy is that of Dorwinion. This was a particularly strong wine, which could, if not used with great moderation, intoxicate and sedate Elves, who (as later demonstrated by Legolas) had an otherwise strong resilience to intoxication.

Thranduil prized it, and had it ferried from Dorwinion by Lakemen in barrels up the River Running, through the Long Lake and up the Forest River. The Barrels were then sent back down the stream and retrieved to Laketown, a trade which resulted in much of the city's wealth.

### The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Thranduil could be seen drinking it while he talked to Tauriel about her raid of the Spiders' Nest.

Some Silvan Elves, tasked with unpacking the wine barrels while their fellow denzins were celebrating Mereth-nuin-Giliath, decided to drink some of the wine. Having drank in excess, they fell asleep, which allowed Bilbo to facilitate the Company's escape from the Woodland Realm via the empty Barrels.

### *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*

Thranduil brought a bottle of this wine to his war tent in Dale, where he drank it and even offered a glass to Bard.

## *The Lord of the Rings* (film series)

### *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*

Upon his arrival to Bag End, Gandalf was offered by Bilbo a local wine brand, "Old Winyards", aged from SR 1296, which was laid down by his father, Bungo Baggins, in Bag End's Wine Cellar.
Treasure

Dragons, Trolls, Men, Orcs, and Dwarves of Middle-earth all had penchants for accumulating **treasure**. In all likeliness, the items procured from plundering would be taken and hidden in holds and hidden vaults. Glaurung's hoard in Nargothrond, Smaug's lair in the Lonely Mountain, Moria, and the troll-den mentioned in *The Hobbit,* in which was found the Elven swords Glamdring and Orcrist, would all serve as illustrations of this.
Three Hunters

The **Three Hunters** was the name Aragorn gave to himself, Legolas, and Gimli when they began pursuing the Uruk-hai who had captured Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took by Nen Hithoel at the Breaking of the Fellowship.

## History

The Three Hunters set out from Nen Hithoel on the evening of 26 February T.A. 3019. With Aragorn's tracking skill, they followed the Uruks' trail through the night across the Emyn Muil, where they found five Orcs who had been slain by their own company. At dawn, they reached the East Wall of Rohan and descended into the Eastemnet. There, Aragorn found Pippin's Elven brooch, which the hobbit had dropped as a sign to whomever of the fellowship might follow them.

The companions continued swiftly across the plains of Rohan till nightfall, when they faced the dilemma of losing the trail in the dark or losing time by waiting for morning. Though doubting himself, Aragorn chose to rest for the night. When they rose, they found the Uruks had gained much distance on them. They tirelessly pursued their quarry north-westward the rest of that day, but felt the will of Saruman slowing them down and giving speed to the Uruks. They slept another night and marched another day, growing weary and losing hope.

After another night's rest, they rose on 30 February and encountered Éomer and his éored, who were returning to Edoras after slaughtering the Orc-band outside Fangorn Forest the day before. Suspicious of the travellers, Éomer sternly questioned them and almost came to blows with Gimli and Legolas, but Aragorn intervened and gave him an account of themselves and their journey. Éomer marvelled to find that the companions had travelled forty-five leagues in only three days, for which he called Aragorn Wingfoot. Éomer told them about Rohan's troubles and requested their aid, but Aragorn refused to desert Merry and Pippin while hope of finding them remained. Acting against Rohan's law by letting strangers wander the land without the king's consent, Éomer lent them two horses, Hasufel and Arod, and asked them to prove his trust by returning them to Edoras.

With their horses, the Three Hunters reached the eaves of Fangorn at evening. Finding no trace of the hobbits before dark, they camped there to wait for daylight. During the night they encountered a vanishing old man and found their horses missing. The next morning, on 1 March, they found signs of the hobbits that led them into Fangorn, where they met Gandalf the White. Gandalf shared news and insight with them, among which was that the hobbits were safe with Treebeard. The three companions discovered that Hasufel and Arod had met Gandalf's horse Shadowfax in the night, and they rode with Gandalf to the aid of Rohan at Edoras.

Later, after the Battle of the Hornburg and the Ents' destruction of Isengard, the Three Hunters, in the company of Gandalf and the Rohirrim, reunited with Merry and Pippin at Isengard on 5 March. The Fellowship's paths diverged afterwards, but Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli remained constant companions to the end of the War of the Ring.
Ungoliant

**Ungoliant** was a primordial taking the shape of a gigantic spider. She was initially an ally of Melkor in Aman, and for a short time in Middle-earth as well. She was a distant mother of Shelob, and the oldest and first giant spider of Arda.

## History

Ungoliant's origins are shrouded in mystery. It is thought that she may have been one of the Maiar, or a lesser spirit, whom Melkor corrupted long ago, but she is not listed among the known Ainur. It is also said that she came from the darkness above the skies of Arda, leading some to believe that she may be an incarnation of darkness or emptiness itself. What is known is that during the Age of the Trees she had disowned Melkor and lived independently in Avathar.

After Melkor sowed discord among the Noldor and fled Valinor, he sought Ungoliant's aid in his attack on the Two Trees of Valinor. She helped Melkor infiltrate Valinor by shrouding both herself and her ally in webs of pure darkness. Once within Valinor, Ungoliant drank the light from the Two Trees after Morgoth wounded them with his spear, known as the darkening of Valinor. She also drained dry the Wells of Varda so that nothing remained of the Light of the Two Lamps save that of the Silmarils of Fëanor. After this terrible act, Ungoliant and Melkor fled to Middle-earth to escape justice at the hands of the Valar.

In order to gain Ungoliant's assistance, Melkor had promised to reward her, "Yea, with both hands", and after their flight from Valinor, the Dark Lord indeed gave her many gems of the Ñoldor. However, he withheld the Silmarils in his right hand, having desired them too greatly to allow the Great Spider to devour them. The enraged Ungoliant wrapped Melkor in her webs, and poised to devour him as punishment for his perceived betrayal. Ungoliant had grown far larger and stronger than before by absorbing the light of the Two Trees, and Melkor in turn had exhausted himself from his previous efforts. Indeed, the Gloomweaver would have killed Melkor had not his cry of desperation been heard by his Balrogs, who took flight and saved their master.

Overcome by the Balrogs' fiery whips, Ungoliant fled to the Ered Gorgoroth in Beleriand. There, she had many offspring, including Shelob, which spread throughout the Ered Gorgoroth and gave it a reputation as a place of horror. She also attempted to enter Doriath, the realm of Thingol, but was stayed by the power of the Maia Melian. Ungoliant herself eventually disappeared from history, but her final fate is not precisely known; it is said that she went into the forgotten south of the world shortly before the First Age, and some have said that she eventually let her ever growing hunger overcome her and devoured herself at last.
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## 小ネタ

* 元ネタとされる高橋是清（第20代内閣総理大臣）は、そのふくよかな容貌から「ダルマ蔵相」、「ダルマさん」と呼ばれて親しまれた。この達磨ネタは武器の名称・読み、大好物の他、セリフ各種（武器クリック時・ホーム・放置時）に見て取れる。
* 「蔵相」とあだ名にある通り、首相としての仕事より大蔵大臣としての仕事の方が有名である。ex.世界恐慌の時のリフレーション政策
* 国会本会議場の席でも堂々と茶碗酒をすすっていたというほど酒好きで有名で、（大）好物にこれが表れている。
* 放置時のセリフにマロン・サイトウが出てくるが、これはともに滞米経験があり親英米派だった高橋是清と斎藤実は個人的に親しい友人であったという事に由来する。
Tom

**Tom, Bert, and William** ("Bill") Huggins were three Stone trolls that Bilbo Baggins encountered in the Trollshaws, in Eriador, while with Thorin and Company on their quest to regain the Lonely Mountain (Erebor). Like most of their kind outside of Mordor, they were vagabonds who robbed, stole, and killed for what they needed or wanted. Their age is unknown. They were destroyed by sunlight which turned them to stone with the aid of Gandalf's trickery.

## Biography

#### Quest to the Lonely Mountain

When Bilbo tried to pick William's pocket to test his skill as a burglar, William's purse squealed, alerting him. The trio of trolls captured Bilbo who, almost revealing himself as a burglar, identified himself as a "bur—a hobbit", which they mistook for a "burrahobbit". Eventually all of the dwarves in Thorin's company came looking for Bilbo, and were waylaid by the trolls and put into sacks. The trolls then discussed ways to kill and eat the dwarves, until Gandalf came and mimicked the trolls' voices, starting a fight amongst them. He kept them arguing about how to cook the dwarves until dawn came, and the Sun turned them into stone before they could get to cover. Afterward, Thorin and Company found and explored Tom, Bert, and William's cave.

#### Legacy

On the way to Rivendell, Aragorn and the four hobbits Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, Meriadoc Brandybuck, and Peregrin Took encountered the three trolls that had been turned to stone seventy-seven years previously, and the hobbits momentarily thought them to be alive.

Notably, Frodo says that the trolls were arguing about how to cook "thirteen dwarves and one hobbit" when they were turned to stone. However, they were actually only arguing about how to cook the dwarves, as Bilbo had escaped from their clutches during the fighting, and was hiding in a nearby thorn-bush during the trolls' argument. This could be an error on Tolkien's part, or Frodo could have remembered the story wrong.
Éothain

Éothain was a boy of Rohan during the War of the Ring.

## History

Éothain lived in a village in Rohan with his mother, Morwen, and his sister, Freda. It was unknown what happened to his fahter. During the war with Rohan, their village was attacked, leaving Éothain to take his sister to safety. Exhausted, they were found by Gandalf, who took them back to Rohan to help them

Eowyn looked after the children until they reunited with their mother in Helm's Deep.

## Appearances

### *The Lord of the Rings* trilogy

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*
Vales of Anduin

The **Vales of Anduin**, also known as **Vale of the Great River**, were the fertile valleys of the Anduin river. They lay between the Misty Mountains and Mirkwood, and extended for hundreds of miles.

## History

It was once the original home of all the Hobbits before they migrated into the west to the lands of Bree, Dunland, and finally the Shire due to increasing danger coming from Mirkwood. A colony of Stoor hobbits remained in the Gladden Fields until sometime after TA 2460.

By the latter part of the Third Age, this land was for the most part deserted due to the dread of Mirkwood. Only the Beornings, including Beorn himself, the Woodmen and Radagast at Rhosgobel dared live in or near this land.
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## 攻略ポイント

* このステージでは「闇の穴場（？）」Hが出現する。敵の砦のようにそのポイントから敵が出現するが、破壊することができない。闇の穴場があるステージでは、最低1ユニットを対処に専念させた方が良い。
* Hから出てくる敵を迎撃する部隊と、敵本陣Iを攻略する2部隊に分ける。前者の迎撃部隊は拠点Aから2番目に近いカーブのあたりにスタン持ちを配置、後ろから範囲攻撃ユニットで援護する。Hから蜘蛛が出現したり、Iから敵飛行ユニットがAに向かってくる。後者の攻略部隊は、最初にDから蜘蛛が2体でてくることに注意する。また、Iを攻略しつつ、遠距離ユニットでHからでてくる敵を攻撃すると、迎撃部隊が楽になる。
* Iの前に遠距離ユニットを配置すると、Hから出現する敵を優先して攻撃することに注意。
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## セリフ

CV：中村早希
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## 小ネタ

* 元ネタとされる松方正義（第4・6代内閣総理大臣）は、「松方財政」で知られ、政府紙幣の全廃と日本銀行券（兌換紙幣）の発行による紙幣整理、煙草税や酒造税や醤油税の増税や政府予算の圧縮策、官営模範工場の払い下げなどの諸政策により財政収支を大幅に改善させ、インフレーションも解消されたが、一方で深刻なデフレーションを招いたため「松方デフレ」と呼ばれ世論の反感を買った。武器名称やスキル名称はこの財政緊縮・デフレ―ション政策から来ている。
* 松方が政府の財政面において活躍していた為か、セリフも金勘定に関わるものが散見される（ホーム画面１、２）。また、衣服の端にも「錢」の字が見える。
* セリフが全て関西弁なのはやはり銭に絡む人物だから・・・なのだろう、たぶん。~~薩摩出身なので本来なら鹿児島弁なはずだが。~~
Wedding of Samwise Gamgee and Rose Cotton

**Wedding of Samwise Gamgee and Rose "Rosie" Cotton** was one of the post-events of the War of the Ring.

## Background

Sam and Rose are childhood friends, but both are shy in admitting their feelings for one another. After the adventure, Sam has enough and then goes to Rose and asks her out. They are married in a few months afterwards.

Rose takes her flower and throws it in the air, with Pippin catching it as opposed to the girl next to him.
Thorin III Stonehelm

### Title(s):

King of Durin's Folk, King under the Mountain, Lord of the Iron Hills (presumably)

## Affiliation

### Residence:

Erebor
Iron Hills (formerly)

## Production information

### First seen:

*The Return of the King* (indirectly mentioned)

**Thorin III Stonehelm** was the son and heir of Dáin II Ironfoot of Durin's folk, who was king of the Dwarves of Erebor and the Iron Hills in Rhovanion.

## Biography

Thorin Stonehelm was born in the Iron Hills to Lord Dáin Ironfoot. During his younger years he saw his people able to finally return to the Lonely Mountain after many years of further exile, and wandering. He himself became a prince with the accession of his father as King under the Mountain, and over all the Longbeards.

During the War of the Ring at the age of one hundred fifty-three, Thorin fought the Easterlings in the Battle of Dale, and took refuge in the Lonely Mountain after his father was killed at its gates, along with Brand, the King of Dale. Thorin then became King under the Mountain.

When the news of Sauron's defeat in the South came to the ears of the enemy, they became dismayed and the Dwarves and Men came forth from the mountain and routed them driving them back of the river Redwater, never troubling them again.

With his father's death, Thorin became king in TA 3019. Thorin III helped rebuild the Lonely Mountain and Dale, and prospered. His realm became a close ally of the Reunited Kingdom of Arnor and Gondor of King Elessar.

During his rule, Gimli, son of Glóin, led a number of Dwarves south to the Glittering Caves, where a new city was settled.
Thorin III had a descendant, who was held to be the reincarnation of Durin the Deathless, and who succeeded him at his death as Durin VII the Last.
Éothéod

The **Éothéod** ("horse-land") was a former land in far northwest Rhovanion, where dwelt Eorl and ancestors of the Rohirrim in the second millennium of the Third Age. The term *Éothéod* also refers to the people themselves.

## History

In the mid Third Age, the Northmen of Rhovanion were invaded and enslaved by the Wainriders. A number of refugees fled west to the vale of Anduin and became known as the Éothéod. Although the Wainriders were destroyed, the threat of Dol Guldur led the Éothéod, led by Frumgar, to migrate north from the plains south of Mirkwood to the confined area between the rivers Langwell and Greylin, sources of the Great River Anduin, near where the Grey Mountains met the Misty Mountains. They came there after the fall of Angmar, driving out the remaining Orcs and remaining settled for five centuries, at which point their numbers were beginning to make their small domain crowded.

Some time later their lord Fram, son of Frumgar, slew the dragon Scatha. The Éothéod capital was named Framsburg in his honour. Fram's son Léod was killed trying to tame the horse Felaróf, first of the Mearas. His son Eorl the Young tamed the horse, taking it into service as compensation for his father's life.

During the rule of Steward Cirion, Gondor faced an attack by the Balchoth, and he sent messengers to the Éothéod capital. Eorl answered the call for help, and rode out with most of his horsemen, leaving only a few warriors behind to protect his people. The Riders arrived just in time to assist the army of Gondor at the Field of Celebrant, and after defeating the enemy, Cirion asked the Éothéod to watch over the depopulated province of Calenardhon, a plain far away from Éothéod in the south near the White Mountains. This land was given by the Steward three months later as a gift to Eorl and his people, and Eorl swore an Oath of eternal friendship with Gondor in return. Messengers were sent north, and people of Eorl completely removed to the plains of Calenardhon.

The Éothéod settlers renamed themselves the *Eorlingas* ("followers of Eorl"), but in Sindarin they became known as the Rohirrim, or *Horse-lords*, and their country became known as Rohan, the Riddermark.
Took clan

The **Took clan** were an adventurous group of Hobbits family and were considered "improper" hobbits.  Famous members were Gerontius Took, Bullroarer Took, Belladonna Baggins, Bilbo Baggins, Pippin Took and Frodo Baggins

## Members

* Isengrim II
* Isumbras
* Ferumbras
* Bandobras "the Bullroarer" Took
* Isengrim Took III
* Hildigard Took
* Isumbras Took IV
* Fortinbras Took II
* Ferumbras Took III
* Hildigrim Took
* Paladin Took
* Peregrin Took I
* Esmeralda Brandybuck (née Took)
* Merry Brandybuck
* Isembold Took
* Hildifons Took
* Isembard Took
* Hildibrand Took
* Belladonna Baggins (nee Took)
* Bilbo Baggins
* Donnamira Boffin (nee Took)
* Hugo Boffin
* Mirabella Brandybuck (nee Took)
* Gorbadoc Brandybuck
* Isengar Took

## Relatives

 **Rosa Took (nee Baggins)** | Wife of Hildigrim Took and great-grandmother of Pippin Took and Merry Brandybuck.

## Geneology

Notes:

* Adamanta's and Gerontius' other unnamed children were Isengrim, Hildigard, Isembold, Hildifons, and Isengar Took
* Pippin's three sisters were named Pearl, Pimpernel, and Pervinca
* Primula's six other siblings are Rorimac, Amaranth, Saradas, Dodinas,Asphodel and Dinodas