Following the battle, Elrond realizes that the Elves and Dwarves must join forces to defeat Sauron. Thanks to the early warning, Elrond's forces in Rivendell manage to repel the Goblins' attacks. The Good Campaign opens as Glorfindel discovers an impending attack on Rivendell. Narrated cut scenes provide plot exposition between missions.
Instead of the world-map overview of the previous game, the player goes through nine fixed missions in either easy, medium, or hard difficulty mode. Both campaigns focus on the battles fought by the newly introduced factions: the Elves, Dwarves, and Goblins. The story is divided into Good and Evil Campaigns. In addition, The Hobbit lends several elements to the game, including locations and characters such as the High Pass and mountain giants. Some characters were altered in their appearances, abilities, and roles. For the sake of game-play, Electronic Arts added new battles to the story, and introduced original characters to the game, such as Gorkil the Goblin King. Set in the regions of northern Middle-earth, the game focuses on the events of the War in the North, which are described in the Appendices of The Return of the King. It has an expansion set called The Rise of the Witch-king, which features Angmar as a new faction and has general gameplay improvements. Also, there are fourteen subcategories, such as hermit, taskmaster and troll. The heroes are from six categories, including wizard, dwarf or servants of Sauron. The game has a special feature where you can create your own hero. The gameplay includes naval battles, larger battalions, and more traditional base building, unlike the first part. Factions include the Elves, Dwarves, Men of the West (a combination of Gondor and Rohan), and the Goblins, along with Mordor and Isengard. Unlike its predecessor, the game is set mainly in the northern regions of Middle-earth. The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II is the second real-time strategy game by Electronic Arts, released on Mafor both PC and Xbox 360. The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II For a list of other meanings, see The Lord of the Rings (disambiguation). The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II The name The Lord of the Rings refers to more than one character, item or concept.
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