Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game

Hello Everybody! In this post I am going to explain the rules of the Watcher in the Water. I am also going to give some advice about how you should use this model if you are playing with it in a battle. Let's start! The Watcher in the Water is an Independent Hero. This means that is does not need a captain / hero to be able to figth in the battle, because it is a hero itself, but it also means that the Watcher in the Water does not have the ability to command any models in its warband. The Watcher in the Water can move a total of 4 inches every round. It has a Fight Value of 6 and a Shooting value of 3+. It has a Strength and Defense value of 6, and it has 6 Wounds and 6 Attacks. It has a Courage value of 3. The Watcher in the Water has 1 Might, 5 Will and 1 Fate. The only heroic actions that the Watcher in the Water can perform is Heroic Strength. The Watcher in the Water has 3 normal special rules: Harbinger of Evil, Resistant to Magic and Terror, and it has 5 other rul

Hi Everybody! I made 3 Rivendell Army lists: Army [#1]: (360 points) Elrond, Master of Rivendell, with Heavy Armour (180 points) 6 High Elf Warriors with Bows (60 points) 6 High Elf Warriors with Spears (60 points) 6 High Elf Warriors with Shields (60 points) Army [#2]: (400 points) High Elf Captain with Shield (80 points) 4 High Elf Warriors with Bows (40 points) 4 High Elf Warriors with Spears (40 points) 4 High Elf Warriors with Shields (40 points) High Elf Captain with Bow (80 points) 4 High Elf Warriors with Bows (40 points) 4 High Elf Warriors with Spears (40 points) 4 High Elf Warriors with Shields (40 points) Army [#3]: (349 points) High Elf Captain with Horse (85 points) 12 Rivendell Knights with shield (264 points) That's it for this post, Stay Tuned!