Hasbro Gaming Monopoly: The Lord of The Rings Edition Board Game Inspired by The Movie Trilogy, Play as a Member of The Fellowship, Ages 8 and Up (Amazon Exclusive)
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- MONOPOLY GAME: THE LORD OF THE RINGS GAME: Protect the lands of Middle-earth from the armies of Mordor with this Monopoly board game inspired by The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy
- RING OF POWER: Control the Ring and get special powers, but beware. The longer a player has the Ring, the more dangerous it becomes. Rolling the Eye of Sauron can make someone pay a heavy price
- MEMBERS OF THE FELLOWSHIP CHARACTER TOKENS: Play as Frodo, Gandalf, Sam, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Pippin, Merry, or Boromir. Movie like Lord of the Rings toys tokes.
- PATH TO MOUNT DOOM: The player who has the Ring also moves a Ring Tracker along a line of circles on the gameboard toward Mount Doom. Lose or give away the Ring and the Tracker moves back to Start
- FAMILY BOARD GAMES: The Lord of the Rings Monopoly game makes a great birthday or holiday gift for teens or family gitfs that love Lord of the Rings merchandise. A fantastic choice for family game night. One of the funnest board games for teens or kids that want to play with 2-6 players.
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In the Monopoly Board Game: The Lord of the Rings Edition players imagine being in Middle-earth as one of the Fellowship. Buy properties to protect the lands from the evil armies of Mordor, and earn money by charging rent and by controlling the Ring of Power. This strategy board game is one of the funnest toys for 8 year old boys and girls and up to do for family game night. Makes one greatesr family gifts for 8 year old boys and girls and up. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and the names of the characters, items, events and places therein are trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises under license to New Line Productions, Inc. The Hasbro, Hasbro Gaming, Parker Brothers, and Monopoly names and logos, the distinctive design of the gameboard, the four corner squares, the Mr. Monopoly name and character, as well as each of the distinctive elements of the board and playing pieces are trademarks of Hasbro for its property trading game and game equipment.
Product Dimensions: 2.48 x 11.5 x 11.5 inches
Item Weight: 2.01 pounds
Item model number: F1663
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up
Release date: January 1, 2021
Manufacturer: Hasbro
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Style: The Lord of the Rings
Can’t get my family to stop playing this! I do believe that a game is only as enjoyable as the community playing it, but for LOTR geeks, it’s an easy blast! Our Christmas, birthdays, and new years was spent around this board and it’s the highlight of most family gatherings. The pieces are very well made! They’re weighty and detailed and I tip my hat to the illustrator who designed the locations because they are superb! Got our moneys worth in this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025 by Kaitlyn
Style: The Lord of the Rings
Monopoly has taken a captivating journey to the realms of Middle-earth with its "Lord of the Rings Edition," and it's a tabletop experience that will delight fans of both the classic board game and J.R.R. Tolkien's epic cinematic trilogy. First and foremost, this edition just shines in the visual department. The board itself is a work of art, a beautifully rendered map of Middle-earth, complete with iconic locations from the movie trilogy. Whether you're venturing through the Shire, navigating the treacherous terrain of Mordor, or acquiring properties in Rivendell, the attention to detail is astounding. It's a visual feast that immerses players in the rich and beloved world of Tolkien, which is really exciting to me, as some Monopoly editions skimp out on the theming. This one does not! What truly sets this edition apart are the game pieces. Each character is a meticulously crafted work of art, cast in high-quality metal and brimming with intricate details. From Frodo and Sam with their faithful backpacks to Legolas, Gimli, and Aragorn in their heroic poses, these tokens pay a fitting tribute to the beloved characters of Middle-earth. Samwise's pans on his back are a charming touch that made me laugh when I saw them. Also the attention to detail is appreciated because on figurines this small, you can't really see their faces so distinctive items are vital. The property pieces, designed to resemble Minas Tirith, add an extra layer of Middle-earth to the game. It's these little touches that make the experience so immersive for fans. And, of course, we can't forget "The One Ring" – a coveted collectible that comes with this edition. I didn't take a picture of that because everyone knows what it looks like, but it feels like any ring. This is a collector's dream and a fantastic gift for any fan of Tolkien. It seamlessly blends the beloved world of Middle-earth with the classic gameplay of Monopoly, resulting in an immersive and visually stunning board game experience. I'm very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Dalton O Dalton O
Style: The Lord of the Rings
This Lord of The Rings monopoly game is a huge hit with our monopoly playing kids and family. Those kids are big fans of Lord of The Rings.
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Katididnt
Style: The Lord of the Rings
This game is really fun, my husband and I are big LOTR fans. The only thing to note is that the characters aren’t the most detailed so if we play with the hobbits we tend to move the wrong pieces since they are so similar. Other than that a great game! When we play with 2 people we start out with more money than what is recommended, we found we ran out really fast with lower amounts and only 2 people.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Robert/Cassi
Style: The Lord of the Rings
I was reluctant to order this given the reports of damaged boxes and missing pieces but it was such a small percentage of peoples complaints I took a chance. Well..... mine came in pristine condition. Whew! Game gets a good grade for being an interesting take on Monopoly. You can really harm other players with punitive Chance cards I won't spoil here. One thing I didn't like is that there is no mention of the primary characters in the game much like Avengers or Game of Thrones Monopoly. I can't fathom this but this seems to be Hasbros way of doing things with their Monopoly theme games. Sure you have tokens of the Fellowship characters, which are beautiful by the way, but no direct mention of them in the game. Not incorporating main characters in their games seems hard to understand. I also found the punitive Chance Cards in both Game of Thrones and Lord of the Rings are identical. These games are essentially the same game with a different skin and some minor theme specific differences that most customers would never notice if they weren't a collector of Monopoly games and see how similar they are. To actually have the One Ring in the game you can wear or slide on your token is cool but getting the ring to Mount Doom can be an exercise in futility. The idea was novel but not the way its done in the game where the ring changes hands so much. In the movie only Frodo was burdened with it but here all can be and the longer you have it the rougher it is on you. Interesting as I said but needed some better thought. Am I sorry I bought the game? No, but the price was too high and should have been $20 cheaper. The fact the coins, deeds and other cards are made of cheap cardboard in and of itself should have also made for a cheaper price.. Also the fact mostly all Hasbro Monopoly games are essentially the same is like watching multiple movies with different characters but the exact same plot each time was a bummer. I still can recommend it. Its an attractive looking game for sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by The Video Warrior
Style: The Lord of the Rings
This is a great version of monopoly with just a little twist added. The tokens have great detail, and the board is beautifully done. I bought mine as "used like new" for only $12. The box was a little banged up but as a player more than collector it was worth the trade off and it's definitely recommend buying "used like new" if available. The game was complete with everything sealed and unused. I could only assume it was returned by a collector that wanted a perfect box. My box is fine and intact, just warped in places. The directions are easy to follow but somewhat unclear. The ring bearer is said to move the ring marker before rolling. The directions say the game ends when the ring marker reaches mt. Doom, but it doesn't say whether or not the bearer must roll on that turn, or if the game simply ends without rolling on the final turn. For our game we decided to do a final roll, but rolled the eye thus continuing the game. One issue here is there is no penalty for rolling the eye at mt. Doom aside from losing the ring.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2022 by Erika K. Erika K.