Best teams in LOTR: Heroes of Middle-earth for each race

The Elven team is highly regarded as one of the best teams in the game, due to the powerful abilities they are blessed with. Elves, as a character class in general, are very hard to get due to limited avenues to obtain them and no real farming opportunities. They are quite unique with their diverse set of skills such as Naremiri who can heal multiple allies at once, on top of providing a Protection and Counterattack buff.

Lord Elrond, another top-tier healer, is also part of the Elves team. He is the only unique character that has the ability to revive a slain ally. Elrohir has one of the highest DPS potentials in the game, provided you pair him with a Taunt debuffer such as Elladan. Sadly, the Elves are going to be rated down in the Accessibility rankings as a majority of the Elves are obtainable through purchasing packs via microtransactions.

The beauty of the Shadow squad is that you can build them to reap the benefits from the Dark zone and get extra rewards. On top of the extra stats they receive as part of synergy, the characters included in this team are also disruptive as they exude tons of crowd-control effects. The deadly duo of Mauhur and Ugluk are going to be the highlight of this team composition. If you lack them both, do not bother trying to move on with this team as you won’t be able to trigger the Isengard effect. Ugluk is a great defensive tank, while Mauhur is a great single-target damage dealer who can also self-sustain.

The Light team is one of the best team compositions for the campaign stages. They are also one of the easiest characters to obtain, as a majority of them are given as F2P rewards and/or farmable through story stages. Lady Eowyn is a starter hero that also acts as the core of the team. She can provide the Might buff to all squad members, and can help amplify damage dealt to enemies. Strider is perhaps one of the best early-mid-game AOE-targeted damage dealers, being blessed with powerful damage multipliers.

Eothain stands to be one of the best tanks in the game, especially for a Light team. He can apply the Provoke debuff to enemies for 3 turns, and boosts the turn meter of all allies by 15%. Even his basic ability has a chance to inflict Expose debuff on enemies, amplifying the damage dealt to enemies. Aeldred acts as the core healer of the team, providing bursts of healing at a time.

The Haradrim is going to be one of the most dominating team compositions in PvP areas of the game. These characters are going to be the premier heroes to get if you’re looking to spend in the game, as a majority of them require a hefty investment. Only two of the characters are farmable, that too in late game stages. This team is best known for their offensive capabilities, with Bekelu leading the charge with his barrage of single-target damage-dealing abilities. He is also able to deal bonus damage if the enemies have no Boons.

Tibeb the Sage is going to be the core of the Haradrim team as he shares the passives of all characters with the Haradrim tag. The passive allows all the characters to deal 10% bonus damage and gain a 15% block chance. Further, he is also able to heal all squad members on top of giving the Fortitude buff for 1 turn.

The Road to Rivendell stands to be one of the best teams to build for Raids. They make use of niche mechanics such as being able to put Blind debuffs, remove harvested buffs, and deal a ton of AOE-targeted damage to enemies. Successively, they all are quite easy to get. On the downside, the members of this team composition are mostly Hobbits who do not see much play in the rest of the game. Also, you would need all of them to be at high base star levels promoted to be able to clear higher-level chapters of Raid.

Okay, so these are the best fellowships that you can compose in LOTR Heroes of Middle-earth. Those of you who are fans of similar titles will be excited to know that we have the best PVE teams for Warcraft Rumble, and the best PVP teams that you can use in Warcraft Rumble as well.