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Moria Orc

Theme:

The Lord of the Rings

Accessories:

Flail, Sword, Shield, Chain

Years:

2012

Appearances
9473 The Mines of Moria (2)

Parts
Part 10623 (1) Part 76382 (1) Part 73200 (1)

Moria Orcs are minifigures from The Lord of the Rings theme released in May 2012. They only appear in one set, 9473 The Mines of Moria. In that set, one orc wields an orc scimitar and a shield, and the other has a flail, as well as a chain to control the Cave Troll.

Background Edit

The Moria Orcs were once elves, but were corrupted and mutilated by Morgoth, Sauron's predecessor and teacher. He created orcs to be the infantry in his army. After Morgoth was defeated, the orcs were scattered but later regrouped under the banner of Sauron. They made an attempt to defeat the free peoples of Middle Earth but they were stopped by Elendil, Gil-Galad, Elrond, Isildur and the last alliance of elves and men. After this battle, the orcs were scattered into the Misty Mountains and Mirkwood. In Mirkwood, they rallied to the Witch king's army and made a strike for Arnor in the Misty Mountains. They made war for the dwarves' delvings and caves. After winning the war on the dwarves the Moria Orcs created an empire whose capitol was in mount Gundbad in the north. The Fellowship of the Ring encountered Orcs of the Misty Mountains in the Mines of Moria. The orcs were hunted to extinction after the defeat of Sauron by Aragorn, Eomer and their armies

Description from LEGO.com Edit

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Moria Orc

A cruel and vile breed of creatures, the Orcs of the Misty Mountains invaded the Dwarf-realm of Moria. Skilled with weapons, they are the foot soldiers of Sauron. They are alerted to the Fellowship’s presence when Pippin accidentally knocks a bucket down a well. Daylight harms and blinds them, so they can't leave their caves. They are mortal, miserable creatures that want to destroy all in their path.

Appearances Edit

9473 The Mines of Moria (2)

Videogame Appearances Edit

LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game

Gallery Edit

See Also Edit

Mordor Orc

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Men:	Aragorn \| Boromir \| Corsair Pirate \| Gríma Wormtongue \| Éomer \| Rohan Soldier \| Théoden
Hobbits:	Bilbo \| Gollum \| Frodo \| Merry \| Pippin \| Sam
Dwarves:	Balin \| Bifur \| Bofur \| Bombur \| Dori \| Dwalin \| Fíli \| Gimli \| Glóin \| Kíli \| Nori \| Óin \| Ori \| Thorin
Elves:	Arwen \| Elrond \| Haldir \| Legolas \| Mirkwood Elf Chief \| Mirkwood Elf Guard \| Tauriel
Dark Forces:	Berserker Uruk-hai \| Goblin King \| Goblin Scribe \| Goblin Soldier \| Hunter Orc \| Lurtz \| Mordor Orc \| Moria Orc \| Mouth of Sauron \| Ringwraith \| Uruk-hai \| Yazneg
Creatures:	Cave Troll \| Great Eagle \| Mirkwood Spider \| Shelob \| Warg
Istari:	Gandalf \| Saruman
Army of the Dead:	King of the Dead \| Soldier of the Dead
Video Game only:	Beregond \| Blacksmith \| Barliman Butterbur \| Celeborn \| Círdan the Shipwright \| Denethor \| Durin's Bane \| Easterling \| Elendil \| Éowyn \| Faramir \| Farmer Maggot \| Fell Beast \| Galadriel \| Gamling \| Gil-galad \| Glorfindel \| Gondorian Ranger \| Gondorian Soldier \| Gothmog \| Grishnákh \| Guritz \| Haradrim Warrior \| Hobbit \| Isildur \| Lothlórien Elf \| Mini-Balrog \| Mountain Troll \| Oliphaunt \| Peter Jackson \| Prince Imrahil \| Radagast \| Rosie Cotton \| Sauron \| Shadowfax \| Shagrat \| Sméagol \| Théodred \| Treebeard \| Tom Bombadil \| Witch-King

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