This Lord of the Rings Chess Set Is the Gift You Didn't Know You Needed
I’ve always loved The Lord of the Rings. I wouldn’t necessarily say I’m fanatical about it, though. I already own copies of the books and the movies, so I’m not usually swayed by the endless barrage of Lord of the Rings gifts the internet seems to throw my way. I do really like the look of this Battle for Middle-Earth Chess set, however. I’ve seen a lot of really cool chess sets in my day, but this one appears to be surprisingly well done for how affordable it is. I don’t even play that much chess and I’ve found myself adding it to my Christmas wishlist this year.
This chess set is made by The Noble Collection, which I do actually have some experience with already. They create all kinds of gifts for various popular fandoms like The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. You might be most familiar with its collection of Harry Potter wands, which the company first began releasing back in 2004. The Noble Collection is generally known for making high quality products at affordable prices, including a variety of chess sets like this one. There’s even a high-end $500 version of this same thing that is absolutely glorious, though that is way out of my price range.
If you’re on the hunt for more Lord of the Rings gifts like this one, we have found quite a few. There’s the deluxe illustrated version of the books, Lord of the Rings puzzles, board games, and even a LEGO book nook available.
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