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LEGO The Hobbit

Article Category: Shopping

Author Name: Michael Davin

Many years prior to The Hobbit, the great dwarven kingdom of the Lonely Mountain, Erebor, ruled by King Thror, is overtaken with all it's riches by the evil dragon Smaug, and the dwarves of the mountain are thieved of their homeland.

60 years later, a peaceful hobbit of the Shire, Bilbo Baggins is visited by the great wizard Gandalf and a convention of thirteen dwarves- Balin, Dwalin, Oin, Gloin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, Kili, Fili, Ori, Nori, Dori, and Thorin Oakenshield, grandson of Thror and heir to the throne of the mountain. They have a scheme to retake Erebor from Smaug, and want to hire Bilbo as their burglar (as Gandalf states that hobbits are light on their feet and have chance to be unnoticed by the dragon). Though first feeling uneasy, Bilbo grudgingly agrees, and the company commences it's journey from Bilbo's hobbit-hole, Bag End.

As they journey through the Shire, Balin tells Bilbo the story of Thorin, where he, Thorin and Dwalin fought Azog at the Battle of Azanulbizar, where Thror was slain by Azog, the pale Orc, whom Thorin defeated and duelled, severing his hand and bringing triumph to the dwarf people, reconquering Moria. However, many of the dwarves had died during the battle, and with Thorin's father missing, Thorin became the new King of the Dwarves under the Mountain. One night the company encounters three hungry trolls, Tom, Bert and William, who seize Bilbo and the dwarves (Gandalf dissapears that night), and try to devour them. Bilbo manages to play for time long enough for Gandalf to arrive at dawn, when the sun shines on the trolls, turning them to stone. Once free, the company finds the trolls' cave, where they get swords- Thorin claims Orcrist, the Goblin-cleaver, Gandalf finds Glamdring, the Foe-hammer, and Bilbo gets Sting, a small elvish sword, which glows blue if goblins or orcs are near. Bilbo and the dwarves then meet Radagast the Brown, a queer wizard living in Mirkwood- he gives Gandalf a Morgul-blade, which he believes belongs to the Witch-King of Angmar, and he discovered in the old fortress, Dol Guldur. He also tells Gandalf that he thinks the Dark Lord Sauron is emerging again. Fleeing orc-riders led by the vile Yazneg, who they escape with the help of Radagast, the company eventually gets to the hidden valley of Imladris, also known as Rivendell, the Last Homely House east of the Sea.

There, they achieve a warm welcome from Elrond, the wise elven lord of Rivendell. They are given food (which they do not enjoy) and shelter, and Elrond also helps them by discovering a riddle on their old map of Erebor, wich exposes the location of the hidden door that leads into the mountain. As Bilbo and the dwarves unexpectedly leave Rivendell and start their dangerous and long journey threw the Misty Mountains, Gandalf shows the White Council, a council of elven rulers and wizards, the Morgul blade and Radagasts' suspicion that Sauron is regaining power, but Saruman, leader of the council, ignores his stating. Meanwhile, it is revealed that Azog, a brutal orc enemy of Thorin, who was thought to be dead, was the one who sent the orcs to kill them. He kills Yazneg for his mistake and places a bounty on Thorin's head.

Bilbo and the dwarves, fleeing from aggressive stone-giants, are captured by evil goblins of Goblin Town in the mountains. Bilbo accidentally falls into a hole while fighting with a goblin, but the dwarves are brought before the Great Goblin, the tyrannical ruler of Goblin Town.

Bilbo finds himself on the shore of an underground lake, and finds a golden ring, not knowing that it is actually the great One Ring itself. Gollum wants to eat Bilbo, while Bilbo wants Gollum to help him find his way out. Realizing that Bilbo took it, he attacks the poor hobbit, who accidentally puts on the Ring, and finds that it makes him invisible.

Soon he is reunited with Gandalf and the dwarves, who have escaped from the mountain. As the trees collapse under the weight of the dwarves, Thorin duels Azog to save the company. He is defeated but saved by Bilbo.

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