Goblin town

You know that Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf have plot armor.

They cannot die in Goblin Town because you have seen them alive 60 years later in The Lord of the Rings.

Right.

The overarching safety net of franchise familiarity softens the immediate danger.

Okay.

Set the scene for us.

Well, if you analyze modern visual adaptations of this specific chapter, the Goblin Town sequence almost universally devolves into an action set piece dictated by cartoon physics.

Yeah, lots of tumbling and CGI.

We got some hobbits and those that dwell in the dark places.

We got Goblin Town.

So both Battle of Green Fields, which is making its debut appearance, uh, in a Smeagol event with 121 models being brought by our own Eric Adams from Florida to the pit.

Yes, you heard it right, 121 models.

So, so, so it's, it's gonna be a challenge.

Uh, he does have some movement traits and stuff to do, uh, just that.

But he does outnumber the Goblin Town list, which is only, I believe it was 101 models.

Good Lord.

I really, really want to see that happen.

I just wish Gollum was in more lists so that it would be more likely to happen because you just don't see Goblin Town that often.

Definitely not at points levels where you would see Sauron.

I thought

you were of a Goblin Town list bringing Sauron down.

And it has to be Gollum that kills him.

Not just

The Easterlings.