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Galadriel and Lórien Made to Order Return

Middle-earth fans are getting a lovely Made to Order wave this time.

The focus starts with Lothlórien, which always brings serious elegance to the table. However, this release also dips into Khazad-dûm for classic Dwarven reinforcements. For collectors, that means old sculpts with plenty of campaign and display appeal.

Lórien Elves and Khazad-dûm Dwarves Rejoin the Range

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Galadriel returns in her Protectress of Lothlórien form, and that is a great pick for players who want her more dramatic side. This sculpt shows her as a terrifying magical guardian, not just a distant queen. Also, she can be used in both Lothlórien and White Council armies, where her arcane power can push back Evil.

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Alongside her, two metal Lórien warrior units return. Guards of the Galadhrim Court represent the finest defenders of Caras Galadhon, bringing elite martial presence. Meanwhile, cloaked Elves offer that woodland ambush feel, fighting from concealment rather than golden ranks. Both units come as sets of six metal miniatures.

Two Warhammer dwarf miniature figures one with a green banner the other raising an axe on grassy bases

However, the wave also gives Dwarf players something useful. Durin’s Folk return with six Warriors, six Bowmen, and two Commanders.

Two groups of painted dwarf miniatures from Warhammer Community each on a round base and posed with axes and a bow for tabletop battle

Four Warriors carry axes, shields, and heavy armour, while two swing two-handed axes. The Bowmen trade shields for Dwarf bows, which suits tunnel fighting nicely. Finally, the Commanders set includes a Captain and banner bearer.

Summary and Final Thoughts

Overall, this is a strong nostalgia release with real army-building value. Lórien gets magic and elite defenders, while Khazad-dûm gains sturdy classic support.

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The resident Flames of War, Historical, and narrative gaming expert. I have been playing tabletop games for 20 years with armies for 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Horus Heresy, Age of Sigmar, Flames of War, Legions Imperialis, Battlefleet Gothic, and even Titanicus. I love narrative campaigns above all and dabble in customs missions too.

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