EditorialWD 352 · p. 1
Mark introduces the mass-battle game as another way to enjoy Middle-earth miniatures. It sits alongside the skirmish system, much as different scales coexist elsewhere in the hobby. He also considers historical forces and games without points limits. A new release becomes an opportunity to reconsider familiar habits and choose formats that suit the group.
War of the RingWarhammer 40,000
ReviewWD 352 · p. 3
The standalone rulebook gathers profiles, army organisation and a complete mass-battle system. Historical and standard scenarios accompany modelling material and miniature photographs. Its three-hundred-and-twenty-eight pages cover the existing range within one volume. The notice establishes the new game’s scale and publication rather than reproducing the whole ruleset.
War of the Ring
ReviewWD 352 · p. 5
Twenty plastic warriors depict the cursed Men of Dunharrow. Their oath binds them to the rightful king rather than Sauron. A separate metal banner supports formations in the new mass-battle system. The notice explicitly identifies uses for the warriors in both Middle-earth games.
War of the RingMiddle-earth Strategy Battle GameArmy of the Dead