The Goblin King model is perfect to represent Azghûr in this campaign.

Note: If you field Azghûr before the final scenario and he is slain, the Good player wins the campaign. Azghûr may leave any of the battle scenarios at any time by moving off any board edge.

Wargear
Azghûr wears crude heavy armour.

Special Rules

Backstabber. The Scavenger King is at his most dangerous when his foe is cornered. When striking trapped models, he receives +1 to his rolls to wound.

Unlike their cousins in the lands to the south, these beasts have never been broken to the service of Orcs and exist solely to roam the plains and hills of northern Eriador, slaking their hunger where they can.

Roaming far and wide on the backs of sleek and savage Wargs, Goblin Ravagers form the scouts of Azghûr's army. In battle, the prowess of the Warg compensates a great deal for the Goblin's feeble skills, though as Wargs are fiercely independent creatures, the rider all too often finds himself thrown from the beast and into the dirt.

Wargear
Ravagers wear crude armour and ride a Warg. They may be given the following items at additional cost:

Special Rules

Unruly Steed. Wargs often have different priorities to the Goblins that ride them, and are not averse to demonstrating this in a suitably violent way. Whenever a Ravager moves, the Evil player rolls a D6. On a roll of a '1', the Goblin has been thrown from his saddle and must make a Thrown Rider test – the Warg must instantly pass a Courage test to remain in play, exactly as if its rider had been slain.

Unlike their cousins in the lands to the south, these beasts have never been broken to the service of Orcs and exist solely to roam the plains and hills of northern Eriador, slaking their hunger where they can.

Taking their lead from the one who rules them, Azghûr's followers carry all manner of weaponry 'harvested' from the fallen in the hope it will improve their prowess in battle. In truth, the mishmash of Elven blades, Mannish bows and Dwarf axes are often so tarnished and corroded that it is a wonder they do not fall apart.

Wargear
Scavengers carry a variety of blades and axes (hand weapon). They may be given additional items at the following cost:

Special Rules

Backstabbers. Scavengers are at their most dangerous when their foe is cornered. When striking trapped models, they receive +1 to their rolls to wound.

A Cave Troll model can be used as a Mountain Troll.

Called 'Snow Trolls' in the land of Rohan, Mountain Trolls are more intelligent than other breeds – though this says very little. In battle they are formidable foes, being stronger and braver than the Cave Trolls that normally accompany Moria Goblins to battle.

Note: Mountain Trolls may only be used by the Evil player in the final scenario.

Wargear
Mountain Trolls do not really need weapons, although they may occasionally carry a suitable bludgeon, such as a hammer.

Special Rules

Terror.