For the Evil campaign, it begins with the siege of Lórien from Mordor's stronghold of Dol Guldur.
For the Good campaign, the story starts in Rivendell where the Goblins from the Misty Mountains are poised to attack, while the Fellowship of the Ring journey south. Factions include the Elves, Dwarves, Men of the West, ( Gondor and Rohan combined) and the Goblins, along with Mordor and Isengard.
Trees are uprooted, shields are splintered, and flesh is trampled as this mighty behemoth approaches its prey.Unlike its predecessor, the game is set mainly in the northern regions of Middle-earth, and focuses on the war there.
It shakes the ground as it approaches, rumbling along without regard to anything that happens to interfere with its path. Mines provide a Dwarven player with command points, map control, instant transportation, and a line of sight bonus. Isengard's units are fast and strong, making them great harassers. As long as you don't mess up.ĭwarves versus Isengard is considered one of the hardest match ups of The Battle for Middle-Earth II. The Dwarves against Elves matchup is fairly balanced, and the feud between the two has existed since the First Age of Middle-earth, while the Battle for Middle Earth II.ĭwarves have a good edge on Goblins with a great early game, where there is time to do damage.
The Dwarves have probably changed the least of any faction from patch 1.06 to the current version of BT2:DC. Head over to the Dwarves Strategy Forum, to discuss the Dwarves faction and debate how to use these warriors to their fullest. This is the Guide Archive for the mighty Dwarves! Fill your mugs of ale to the brim, halt the search for Mithril, and discover a different kind of treasure, knowledge!
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