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Binding: Toy
Brand: Fantasy Flight Games
EAN: 9781589940512
Label: Fantasy Flight
Manufacturer: Fantasy Flight
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 120 months
Publisher: Fantasy Flight
Sales Rank: 13011
Studio: Fantasy Flight

Features:
  • Experience a journey through J.R.R. Tolkien's classic novel!
  • Immerse yourself in the worl of Lord of the Rings!
  • A cooperative board game



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Fantasy Flight Games Lord of the Rings Board Game (FFG LTR-01)



Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - For the Lord of the Rings Fanatic
My daughter and I play this game on most rainy or snowy days. It is our favorite game. It is frustrating to play with only two people because we often get slaughtered by Sauron, but we keep on fighting. I love that you have to play as a team instead of competing against each other to win. We have several LOTR games and this one is by far the best.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Brilliant game!
I actually am in the process of buying a copy of this game, but I've played it almost a dozen times with friends, and it's *awesome.* Here's the good:
-Gameplay is well thought out, challenging and involved
-This is a thinking game; the strategy aspect has almost endless replay value
-The artwork is stunning
-Any game where you can play cooperatively is a win in my books
-It's the most unique gameplay concept I've seen in a very long time
-It's freaking hard to ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Kept a large group of college students addicted for months...
This game (and its expansions) are excellent games. A few years ago, one of my friends in my dorm had a copy, and practically every night there were groups of people playing it in the common area. It's a good group game, since there's a role for everyone, and it involves more teamwork than competition. Even if you play often, there's enough difficulty and skill involved that it remains an interesting challenge (though, with a bit of explanation, it's also not hard to incorporate beginners).
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Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Very Tough, buy the expansions!!!
Extreme adventure, fun and good time. It is a really hard game to beat, specially if you add both expansions (one even allows one of the players to be a Dark Rider and battle against the fellowship). I have played it with friends and everybody have had lots of fun; however be sure you play it with cooperative and no competitve people. You really need each other so as to win the game; if not you won't even reach the end of Moria.

Don't waste any more time and click the "add to cart" button ... Read More



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - You Haven't Played This? Why Not???
Even if you have no idea what a German game is, or why a name like Reiner Knizia is important, this is a great, original and fun game. If you think this is just another attempt to make money from the cash cow that Tolkien's works have become, you're dead wrong.

Even if you're already a boardgaming veteran you've probably not seen mechanics like this very often. Instead of competing against each other, players must cooperate as the Fellowship to destroy the one ring before Sauron destroys them ... Read More





 



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