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Sméagol/Gollum –
This piteous but pitiless creature is driven by his obsession
for the Ring. Once the Fellowship passes Moria (over,
under, or around) he will follow them looking for his best
chance to get ―his Precious‖ back. If Gollum initiates
combat, he has the ambush ability. If defeated by Frodo, he
will be ―tamed‖ and serve the Master of the Precious, until
Frodo enters Mordor or puts on the ring.
• ―Slinker‖ – he hasn’t lived for centuries without
learning a lot about sneaking. If he is alone, he can
only be spotted on a roll of 6 regardless of the spotter
type (excepton: Elves, Rangers or wizards receive a
+1 to their spotting roll). He may choose to move
before any other evil creature or after any good being.
If leading Frodo and Sam (only), his slinking ability
applies to the whole party (unless Frodo puts on the
ring). A force with a tame Gollum as a guide subtracts
1 from any enemy rolls to spot them.
• ―Stinker‖ –Sméagol is drawn to the goodness of
Frodo, but the evil Gollum is never fully extinguished.
At the beginning of each turn Gollum is with Frodo and
Sam he must test to see if he will attempt to take the
ring. Roll 1d6 each turn, on a 6 he attacks the
Ringbearer, but must defeat all opposing characters to
get away with the ring. He can sense the presence of
an invisible Ringbearer within 2‖ and will automatically
attack on any turn where the Ringbearer puts on the
ring, enters Mordor, or reaches the Cracks of Doom.
While tamed, the Fellowship player will run Gollum;
otherwise any evil player can run him.
Warg Riders –
The evil forces often made use of wargs as cavalry. They
are swifter than normal orcs, and may get multiple attacks
due to their vicious mounts.
Troll Chieftain –
The Mouth of Sauron enlisted a powerful Troll Chieftain to
protect the Black Gate. It uses the following profile:
Type Dice Attack Defense Special rules
Troll
Chieftain
2 2+ 3+ -
The figure may not move more than 3‖ from the Black
Gate.
Uruk-Hai Scouts –
Saruman receives Uruk-hai scouts as reinforcements.
These figures fight as if normal Uruk-Hai, but move more
rapidly through rough terrain and have a better chance of
detecting hidden character figures. They are ideal for
tracking down the Fellowship and attempting to seize the
ring.
Ring of Power War of the Ring Scenario pg. 24