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The game features two primary single-player campaigns that follow the plot of the film trilogy with some "alternate history" possibilities where characters like Gandalf or Boromir can survive their canonical fates. Focus & Playstyle Defensive, strong forges and battlements. Tower Guards, Trebuchets, Knights Rohan Highly mobile cavalry and archery. Rohirrim, Peasants, Yeoman Archers Isengard Industrial war machine with specialized Uruks. Uruk-hai Pikemen, Berserkers, Mines Mordor Swarming hordes and terrifying monsters. Orcs, Trolls, Mûmakil, Nazgûl Modern Status and Legacy

: Unlike traditional RTS games, building placement is restricted to fixed plots around camps, outposts, or full-fledged castles. The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Ea...

: Units gain experience and level up by surviving combat. Since armies carry over between campaign missions, keeping high-level units alive is vital. The game features two primary single-player campaigns that