This is an Enhanced edition — featuring the same, complete and unabridged content as the print edition in a handy, space-saving portable format, it also contains the following extra features: - Zoomable, pin-sharp photography, allowing you to appreciate the fine details of Citadel miniatures in a new light; - a Glossary — tap terms and rules to see their details in an instant; - degree miniature photography, rotatable with a swipe of a finger; - Scrolling text, designed to optimise the reading experience for your phone or tablet; - Pop-up content — bring up extra information at a touch; - Panoramic art and photography — designed to bring out detail in a way that makes the most of your display; - Direct links to the Games Workshop web store — see a miniature you like?
You can order it straight away. Add a bookmark and jump between your pages with a tap. Take control of your favourite heroes, villains and armies, recreate scenes from the movies and books, and gather your forces together to do battle with your opponent in a test of wits and prowess. This rules manual is a comprehensive guide to the hobby of building, painting and playing games with your Middle-earth models, whether you choose the forces of Good or Evil. Narrative Play Narrative Play games allow you to recreate your favourite battles and scenes from both the books and the films, using your collection of Citadel and Forge World models.
Open Play With no restrictions whatsoever, Open Play games have unlimited creative potential, and are perfect for beginners and veterans alike. Simply get your collections together and dream up your own scenarios — any combination of army fighting any other combination of army, on a playing field of your own devising with objectives unique to your game — the possibilities are literally endless.
Matched Play In Matched Play games, you and your opponent gather your forces of heroes and warriors from your collection, up to an agreed points limit, before unleashing your armies for the fate of Middle-earth. These are the rules booklets found in the starters and expansion boosters: the actual rules of the game. An effort to assemble these into a single comprehensive rulebook is currently spearheaded by Charles Bouldin.
If you're new to the game you are probably better of playing your first few games using the simplified version of the rules booklet made by Ichabod. You'll find it at our download page where you can pick up card lists and a practical map of Middle-earth as well. The official answers to the many rules questions asked over the years as well as all errata, are collected into a single archive, the Collected Rulings File CRF. This is a dynamic document: the latest clarifications will soon be added on a regular basis.
The current version is number 3, with two exceptions:. The tournament policy makes a few changes and additions to the game rules, for tournament play.
Most players however use these rules at all times: most games are played under standard tournament rules. The additions made to the standard rules can be found in entry 5 , entries and entries Some tournaments deviate slightly from the normal tournament rules. Such house rules should in all cases be clearly announced; so read your tournament's announcement to find out. Some of the most common deviations are listed here for easy reference. These are not official rules: each of these rules is only in effect if the tournament announcement clearly states so.
These are just the most commonly used ones we're aware of. Many more are waiting for you to try them, comment on them and contribute to them on the optional rules forum. Some especially recommended ones are bundled in the UEP , as this introduction explains. You will find many helpful fellow players there, as well as the NetRep, the official rules guru appointed by the Council of Elrond.
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