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Does anyone know what is actualy inside LoME? I am starting Haradrim, but its a bit boring if the only thing I can get is haradrim warriors. I was wondering if it contains the rules and points for other models like Khandish for example.
Thanks in advance.

Legions of Middle Earth is a supplement that provides rules and new scenarios over the original LOTR rulebook. It provides what are effectively "army lists" for a player to choose their force from, this encourages theming their list, rather than just picking whatever they want from the rule book. Legions of Middle Earth is not essential to play the game however.

Note your profiles for Khandish models should be in the main Rulebook, otherwise check the GW website

basically what the Box said. its a way to make themed armys, including theming any allies you take.

it doesn't have any profiles or special rules in it, just point costs. so you will need to have the supplements that have the needed rules in them.


The main rule book has some profiles in it, but if you really want to have a decent force you need to buy the supplement books. For Khandish armies you will want Shadow in the East which has all the rules for the units that arn't in the main book(which only has Warriors and chieftains IIRC. maybe horsemen too)

GW's website has alot of the rules for free download too, it just takes some digging.

Problem with sourcebooks, is that they dont sell them anymore, but thanks for telling about the free downloads and the rules on the website

Scourcebooks are still on sale.
Last year i bought one for Gondor in GB (Canterbury), and one for the Easterlings (with Khand in it) at GW Amsterdam.

LoME is worth having for the scenarios (which are excellent) but the army lists in it are almost all completely obsolete and have been superceded by the sourcebooks.

Cool, thanks guys, I have bought it now and it is very helpful... What i mean by not on sale is that the site doesnt sell it, and I cant get it at my local GW