Lego Lord of the Rings minikit guide
Follow this one guide to collect them all... all Lego Lord of the Rings minikits, that is
Warg Attack
Minikit #1: In the starting room, there will be two broken tiles in the center. They can be smashed with Gimli’s axe to release loose pieces. These pieces can be used to make a sign, which can then be destroyed. Do this with both spots for a minikit.
Minikit #2: Hanging above the throne are two banners. Shoot them down to get some loose pieces that can be built into a minikit.
Minikit #3: On the left side of the room is a hook. Use Sam’s rope on it to pull back a panel and reveal another minikit.
Minikit #4: The south end of the room holds a kettle. Boil it using Sam’s tinderbox to release loose pieces of a minikit. Assemble the bits for another collectible.
Minikit #5: In the open area, head north to find a climbable wall covered in broken tile. Toss Gimli at it to break up the blockage, and climb up with Gollum to grab the minikit.
Table of Contents
- Prologue [1-5] [6-10]
- The Black Rider [1-5] [6-10]
- Weathertop [1-5] [6-10]
- The Pass of Caradhras [1-5] [6-10]
- The Mines of Moria [1-5] [6-10]
- Amon Hen [1-5] [6-10]
- Taming Gollum [1-5] [6-10]
- The Dead Marshes [1-5] [6-10]
- Track Hobbits [1-5] [6-10]
- Warg Attack [1-5] [6-10]
- Helm's Deep [1-5] [6-10]
- Osgiliath [1-5] [6-10]
- The Secret Stairs [1-5] [6-10]
- Cirith Ungol [1-5] [6-10]
- The Paths of the Dead [1-5] [6-10]
- The Battle of Pelennor Fields [1-5] [6-10]
- The Black Gate [1-5] [6-10]
- Mount Doom [1-5] [6-10]
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