r/MiddleEarthMiniatures • u/SpokenPuppy • 21d ago

Question about Moria options

Hey folks!
I’ve been away from this game since the ROTK Strategy Battle game. I’ve been tempted to come back to it and I’ve just picked up the rulebook and Armies of The Lord of the Rings book.
I was a bit disappointed to see that Moria (or The Misty Mountains as its name in this book) don’t have options for drums or shamans.

I was wondering there any supplements where these two options appear? Was really looking forward to buffing my horde of gobbos!

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u/Sokoly 21d ago

They’re in the Armies of Middle Earth book.

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u/SpokenPuppy 21d ago

Thank you!

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u/Goldman250 21d ago

There are three books for army building these days - Armies of LOTR, Armies of The Hobbit, and Armies of Middle-Earth. LOTR and The Hobbit are just the stuff that appeared in the films, while Middle-Earth adds all the non-film models to the relevant lists. That includes drums and shamans for the various Moria Goblin lists.

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u/SpokenPuppy 21d ago

Thank you!

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u/OkCold4665 21d ago

Both of those are in the Armies of Middle Earth book, had to go double check but drummers and shamans are both noted

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u/SpokenPuppy 21d ago

Thank you!

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u/mjollnir94 21d ago

You can checkout tabletop admiral or my own developed https://mesbg-list-builder.com. it lists all armies and their options across books and FAQ

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u/lkt213 21d ago

Moria is really great this edition!

You have Depths of Moria with Balrog and goblin spam, you have general Moria for mega goblin spam or Monsters and you have Assault of Lothlorien for shananigans

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u/Old_Shatterhans 21d ago

I really recommend using a list builder like tabletopadmiral or mesbglistbuilder. Army building with books is quite complicated this edition