Jim E. Smith

J. Clive Matthews

This comprehensive book, written by Jim Smith and J. Clive Matthews, is an helpful reference for all fans of 'The Lord of the Rings' in all its permutations.

The Films, the Books, the Radio Series

The Lord of the Rings

Chris Smith

Describes in detail, with over one thousand photographs, the battles, armies, and armor used in the War of the Ring based on J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, including battle plans and character histories and descriptions.

Weapons and Warfare

Jackeline Maleski

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Danbee Kim

Roberto Motto

Zuzanna Lewandoska

Kimberly Burgess 

Taylor Welch

Francisco Jofré

Kristen Aumiller

Emily Morigan

Alex winner

Brittany Noelck 

Abby Nieskes

Alice Belle

Bethany

Marysia

As the memorable experience of watching The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers shows, Peter Jackson's epic movie trilogy is destined to become one of the most exciting action adventure series ever filmed. The only problem is that the furious pace of the films means that the viewer barely has time to enjoy the visual spectacle of one particular action scene before they are hurtled headlong into another conflict. 'The Lord of the Rings' - Weapons & Warfare will provide all the background that is absent from the films, taking the reader on a detailed tour through all of the major and minor conflicts that occur during the three parts of The Lord of the Rings Movie Trilogy. It explains the history behind each battle and examines the strategy used by both forces. Each of the major conflicts. The Last Alliance of Elves and Men, the Mines of Moria, Helm's Deep and the climactic battle of the Pelennor Fields at Minas Tirith will be illustrated by a specially commissioned battle plan that reveals exactly how the battle was fought. The book also describes in detail each of the many different races and armies that appear in the trilogy - Men, Elves, Dwarves, all the different races of Orcs, and the various allies of both the Fellowship and Mordor.

The Lord of the Rings The Films, the Books, the Radio Series

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