They also use regular axes made by the same method but using only one axe blade. Their weapons are battle axes that consist of two axe blades from Vikings attached to a brown stick.

A dwarf is also included as a prisoner in the set 7048 Troll Warship. In all of these sets the dwarves are pitted against the trolls. Only three sets have been released, including a large mine, a battle machine, as well as a battle pack with five dwarf minifigures and equipment. Their symbol is a winged helmet on a blue background and is featured on their round shields. The Dwarves are a race of miners who are constantly attacked by the trolls. Their 'official' enemies were the Dwarves, but they were opposed to the Crown Knights as well, at one point capturing their king. There are four versions of the giant troll, green and orange and green and orange dark armor epic giant trolls with tattoos on there arms. Their symbol is an elongated skull which is featured on flags and their rectangular shields. There are two versions of trolls, the average sized ones known as Troll Warrior, and larger ones known as giant trolls. They are in possession of a single building, a fortress. They have a large complement of siege engines at their disposal, as well as a large ship. The trolls are monsters that were introduced in 2008. The 7041 Troll Battle Wheel is one of the many siege engines of the trolls. These warriors are similar to the skeleton army in the Ninjago theme. They own a ship and a carriage, but no siege engines. The only building they control is the Skeleton Tower, which is also the evil wizard's lair. Their symbol is a skull which is featured on their round bucklers and oval shields. They are living skeletons that occasionally use skeleton horses as mounts. The Skeleton warriors are the first adversaries of the Crown knights and appeared in 2007. The Crown Knights may have been linked to the Sentinel faction in LEGO Universe as they appeared in teasers and similar gear was distributed throughout the game.

The court also encompasses a Good Wizard and Jester Gogo, as well as a general.

This faction features a complete royal family with a King, a Queen and a princess. The Crown knights not only use horses as mounts, but dragons as well, as seen in 7048 Troll Warship. The Crown knights do not have any vehicles other than a chariot, but do, however, have two siege engines, a catapult and a crossbow. Other buildings include a tower, a fortified port and another fortified tower. They are led by the Crown King and their coat of arms is a crown superimposed on a blue background as seen on their shields, flags and uniforms. The Crown knights are the faction that represents the humans and were introduced in 2007. The theme also appears in My LEGO Network as stickers and backgrounds.ġ0193 Medieval Market Village is one of the most realistic medieval themed sets ever released. In 2009 only three new sets were released, including 10193 Medieval Market Village which is known to be the most intricate work of European styled buildings ever released by LEGO as an official product. In 2008 new foes, the trolls, arose, who were also enemies of the newly added Dwarves. The first protagonists of the human faction were known as the Crown knights, who fought the Skeleton warriors, led by an Evil Wizard, who appeared in the first year of the theme.

Most sets contained warriors from two opposing factions, in order to increase playability. The theme mainly focuses on fantasy creatures such as trolls and dwarves, and pits humans against various evil creatures instead of an opposing faction of other human beings. The theme ran until 2010, when it was replaced with Kingdoms. The theme was often referred to as 'Fantasy Era' or 'Fantasy Castle' by fans to avoid confusion with the original Castle theme that was introduced in 1978. For other uses, see Castle (disambiguation).Ĭastle was a theme introduced in 2007. This article is about the Castle subtheme that lasted from 2007 to 2009. Kingdoms The Lord of the Rings Castle The Hobbit

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