Anyway, i would be happy to see any more reviews. Ok, so now i have a question to pose. I am trying to figure out where to go with these minions for the hobbit, they dont seem to want to fit into any culture very well. I am toying around with the idea of introducing a new culture but then i dont know how to define it... anyway any help or input would be welcomed.
I think some of them fit obviously into cultures. For example, Orcs of the Misty Mountain obviously can be
![Orc [Orc]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/orc.png)
(though
![Moria [Moria]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/moria.png)
is possible, it makes less sense given that it isn't actually Moria).
I think Smaug fits best in
![Sauron [Sauron]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/sauron.png)
culture, though people in the past have used a symbol

for [Mountain] or [Smaug].
Spiders of Mirkwood are an interesting question. Based on the fact that they're the Necromancer's minions, I used
![Sauron [Sauron]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/sauron.png)
for them, but I suppose theoretically you could use
![Wraith [Wraith]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/wraith.png)
if you think the Necromancer is more of a "wraithly" personification of Sauron. Other people have invented the [Mirkwood] culture by using the symbol

which is often used both for minions and Elves of Mirkwood.
Not sure what to do with Wargs or Trolls. If you have a [Mountain] culture, then wargs could easily fit in there. Otherwise, I think I'd make them
![Orc [Orc]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/orc.png)
based on the fact that
Warg mounts are in the
![Orc [Orc]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/orc.png)
culture. As for Trolls, they've appeared in
![Sauron [Sauron]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/sauron.png)
and
![Orc [Orc]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/orc.png)
and either one might make sense, or perhaps

.
Hope that helps.
Thranduil