Hasbro Trivial Pursuit - Lord of The Rings (Movie Trilogy)

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Milton Bradley’s Trivial Pursuit: The Lord of the Rings Movie Trilogy Collector’s Edition is a board game for adults that tests players’ knowledge of the popular film trilogy. The game can be played by 2-4 players or teams, and features 6 collectible metal tokens inspired by the movies. The game was first released in 2003 and is made in the USA. Common Questions on Milton Bradley Trivial Pursuit: The Lord of The Rings Movie Trilogy Collector’s Edition• What does the Ring of Power bestow upon its wearer? Trivial Pursuit 2000s includes 1800 questions from six categories. The categories include Places, Entertainment, Events, The Arts, Science & Tech, and Sports & Hobbies. Sounds exciting, right? That’s not all… this edition also allows players to choose to answer a question or stump their opponents based on the topic at the top of each card. What does this mean exactly? The opponent must answer the question instead. If there are more than two people playing, then all opponents must reach a unanimous answer. If this answer is incorrect, the player takes a color wedge and advances. If the opponents are correct, the player stays where they are while everyone else moves forward one space. Trivial Pursuit Bet You Know It

You can play as Frodo, Gandalf, Sam, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Pippin, Merry, or Boromir. And the game comes with six metal tokens that look like members of the Fellowship. This board game was released in 2004 and includes 2 DVDs. One DVD has the standard Trivial Pursuit questions, while the other DVD is specifically about Lord of the Rings. So whether you’re a fan of the books or the movies (or both!), you’ll be able to test your knowledge with this game. If all the more “seasoned” players are on one team, they could be kind and spot the younger teams the pink pie or even agree not to ask a pink question for the final challenge. Have mercy! When it comes to classic board games, there are few that can compete with the popularity of Trivial Pursuit. And when it comes to movie franchises, there are few that can compete with the popularity of Lord of the Rings. So it only makes sense that the two would come together in the form of the Trivial Pursuit LOTR Edition Boardgame. Trivial Pursuit Family Edition was launched in 2013 as a special edition of this well-loved board game. While the original game was advised for players aged 16 and over, this edition is suitable for kids from the age of eight upwards. It includes 600 questions for kids and 600 questions for adults, allowing for a fun family night in.The questions: as mentioned above, these are all about Lord of the Rings. This tends to mean that if you know your Tolkien well, you will find many of these questions easy. The first time we played this, my wife had 5 wedges by the end of her first turn (i.e. before I had played any part in the game aside from reading questions or handing over wedges. The one major exception is the “making movies” category, which might occasionally throw you a freebie, like “which actor played Legolas” but is far more likely to be “who was second unit director on Fellowship?” or worse. The Trivial Pursuit-the Lord of the Rings Movie Trilogy Edition by Parker Brothers is a great game for any fan of the movie trilogy. The game is designed for two to six players and takes about two hours to play. The objective of the game is to collect all six of the Ringwraith cards, which are aptly named after the fearsome creatures that serve Sauron in the movies.

Dice: Lastly, there comes the end of the game (obviously). In this game, you have to land on the centre of the board, and answer a question from a category chosen by your opponents (“making movies” in our house!) – by far the hardest part of this is rolling the required number to land on the centre! This can make for some fairly tedious endings.You can choose from a variety of cards to play. A colored Wedge card allows you to answer a question from the category of your wedge. If you answer correctly, you get to keep the card in front of you. A Wild Wedge card gives you an opportunity to answer a question from a category of your choice. Finally, a Steal or Double Steal card allows you to steal one or two wedges from in front of any player or players. It’s important to remember that yellow cards are for kids and blue cards are for adults! Don’t go getting those confused as it might lead to a somewhat awful evening. You can, of course, choose to combine the cards depending on the ages of the kids in your group. This would allow for more variety of questions, but wait and see how your children are dealing with the yellow questions before you go mixing it up. Lord of the Rings Trivial Pursuit is an entertaining game that offers a chance to earn points and bragging rights by correctly answering questions about one of the most popular book series and movie franchises of all time. The game is designed for fans of the Lord of the Rings, but even non-fans can enjoy it thanks to its simple rules and engaging gameplay.