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TACTICS·WHITE DWARF 325

The Forging of Alliances

January 2007·pp. 54–55

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Legions of Middle-earth allies allow an Elven army to address particular weaknesses while preserving a coherent theme. Thranduil’s Halls offers cheaper warriors and disruptive Sentinels, Wizards can restrain powerful enemy heroes, and Great Eagles supply speed when cavalry is unavailable. Ents add the force needed to confront Trolls, though their high cost makes the problem of being outnumbered more severe.

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