LEGO The Lord of the Rings [Portable] - 2 years 6 months ago Welcome to the Middle-earth Collectibles section for LEGO The Lord of the Rings. This page displays every area in the game where you can find each Mithril Brick, Red Brick, Quest and Unlockable Character scattered throughout the Middle-earth overworld map. (Note: Always travel to each section at night by choosing the moon icon next to the map stone, as some collectibles can only be found when its dark. All other collectibles can be found either time of day.) EditMiddle-earth Areas Hobbiton Bree Weathertop (overworld) Rivendell The Pass of Caradhras (overworld) Lothlorien Amon Hen (overworld) Emyn Muil Dead Marshes (overworld) Edoras Helm's Deep (overworld) Isengard Minas Tirith Osgiliath (overworld) Minas Morgul The Black Gate (overworld) Cirith Ungol (overworld) See All Top Contributors » Need assistance with editing this wiki? Check out these resources: Beginner's Guide to Wikis LEGO The Lord of the Rings [Portable] Wiki Guide
Video Walkthroughs & Tips The Pass of Caradhras (overworld) The Black Gate (overworld) PS Vita, DS, 3DS, Wii Differences Easter Eggs and Secrets - 5 months 19 days ago Red Bricks are Collectibles that are acquired in the Hub World by forging specific Mithril Treasure Items requested by characters encountered in the Hub World. There are a total of 32 available. Each brick offers a specific ability, bonus, or other feature to the game. The brick effects can be turned on and off from the "Extras" option in the game menu. Multiple bricks can be turned on at once, and effects such as stud multipliers will build on each other. Red Brick locations are marked on the map with a red question mark. See the Schematics page for a quick guide to finding the Mithril Treasure Items schematics!Obtaining red bricks are done in the adventure worlds. Each adventure world contains a special red brick. Most red bricks are cosmetic, fun type bricks to enhance your game experience, while a few are more directly helpful to the gameplay.
While exploring each of the adventure worlds, a character in a shield will appear, as depicted on the left. As you get closer to that character, it will run away and a timer will appear above its head. You’ll have 20 seconds to catch it before it disappears. If it disappears before you can reach it, you’ll have to find it again. You won’t be able to just run on foot to catch the character. You’ll want to use a vehicle or character with flying. To claim the red brick, all you have to do is touch that characters shield. After finding a red brick, you can return to the central portal in Vorton to purchase the benefit effect. After purchasing, the effect can be turned on or off through the main menu. Year 2 Red Bricks Catching ghosts is now easier and pays more studs. I Know A Guy Upgrades to vehicle tags cost half. Saves you when you fall off an edge. Extra stud multipliers added during combat combos. Magically draws studs to you! Year 1 Red Bricks
Back to the Future Faulty Flux Drive will add special effects from Back to the Future to vehicles. DC Captions will unlock comic book type images and also sounds from the original Batman TV Series to be used when attacking. These include popups of Pow!, Splat!, Bang!, etc. Sound of the Doctor Sound of the Doctor replaces all the music with that from the series of Doctor Who. Music in adventure worlds can be adjusted by using the Jukebox. Full Minifigure Apparition will make your characters appear to be ghosts. As a ghost, several enemies will avoid you since you’re considered “invisible”. Pack Hunter will give enemies dinosaur hats. Master of Chi will allow characters that use Chi to have twice as much Chi. Rare Artifact Detector assists with locating minikits. The Way of the Brick The Way of the Brick will allow for building things to be completed quicker. Dwarf’s Bounty doubles the amount of studs that you pick up. Silver studs now are worth 20, Gold studs are now worth 200, Blue studs are now worth 2,000, and Purple studs are now worth 20,000.
Don’t worry about the higher cost of this unlock, it is worth it. 8-Bit Music replaces all the music from 8-Bit games. Aperture Enrichment Detector assists with locating quests in the adventure worlds. Villain Disguises gives all major level bosses disguises. All Hail King Homer All Hail King Homer will turn your characters into gold characters and also assist with locating gold bricks in the adventure worlds. We’re Off to See the Wizard We’re Off to See the Wizard replaces all the music with Wizard of Oz music. Lego The Hobbit Red Brick Guide All collectible red bricks can be found by completing a fetch quest for someone in the HUB world. You must find a character that is willing to give you a red brick in exchange for a Mithril item. To get their requested item you will need to locate the Blacksmith Design and then craft the item […] Lego Jurassic World Red Brick Guide Scattered throughout the four HUB worlds there are twenty red bricks to find.
When you have found one you can then go to the Visitor’s Centre in Jurassic Park, or on Main Street in Jurassic World, and purchase the brick. When you have purchased a brick you can turn it on by pausing the game and […] Lego Batman 3 Beyond Gotham Red Brick Guide There are twenty red bricks that can be purchased in this game. Four of them are automatically available for you to buy, but the other sixteen must be found throughout the levels of the game. When you have unlocked a red brick you will need to purchase it from the Batcave or the Watchtower trophy […] Lego Marvel Superheroes Red Brick Guide Unlike other Lego games, most of the red bricks must be found while playing the bonus levels in free-play mode. Four are unlocked at the start of the game and can be bought as soon as you have enough studs. Eleven more must be found in bonus levels before you can purchase it. Each bonus level […] Lego Lord of the Rings Red Brick Guide Throughout Middle-earth there are 20 red bricks for you to find an unlock.
The in-game map will show you how many red bricks can be found in each part of Middle-earth by hovering over the Map Stone in each location. Every red brick is unlocked by completing a fetch quest for a Mithril item. Lego Harry Potter Years 5 – 7 Red Brick Guide As with all Lego games, you can find some red bricks to unlock extras to help you while you play. In the world of Harry Potter, these bricks take the form of parcels that you must find and mail off using a post owl. When you have found a parcel and posted it, you can […] Lego Pirates of the Caribbean Red Hat Guide Unlike other Lego games, you must find red hats, instead of bricks. There are 20 to be found and all of them are within the main hub. Some of them are easy to find, while others need some thinking about. Like other Lego games, one of the red hats can be unlocked to help you […] Lego Star Wars 3 Red Brick Guide There are only 18 red bricks to find in this lego game, but they are scattered far and wide.