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Warhammer Vs Lord of The Rings in a battle between trees.

Treemen are massive humanoid creatures that resemble upright walking trees. They are considered a legend by most Old Worlders and the few that believe in their existence think them long dead. They are not gone, but those that remain dwell exclusively within the forest of Athel Loren . Indeed, there are those who believe the treemen are Athel Loren. They seldom venture beyond the forest for any but the direst reasons, and dryads frequently accompany them when they do so.

The treemen are wise and will not engage in battles they cannot win unless they have no other choice. All the creatures of Athel Loren obey them without question, which grants them a great many beast allies, to say nothing of the Wood Elves . To stand against the wrath of a treeman is to face the fury of nature unleashed. Survivors often dread going into the woods for years afterward.

Ents, also known as Onodrim (Tree-host) by the Elves , were a very old race of Middle-earth . They were apparently created at the behest of Yavanna after she learned of Aulë 's children, the dwarves, knowing that they would want to fell trees.
Considered "shepherds" of the trees, they protected certain forests from orcs and other perils. The Elves had tales of teaching the trees and the Ents to talk: although the Ents were sentient beings at the time, they did not know how to speak until the Elves taught them. Treebeard spoke of the Elves "curing the Ents of their dumbness", an unforgettable gift.
Ents are tree-like creatures, becoming gradually more and more like the trees they herded. They varied in height, size, colouring, and number of fingers and toes. An individual Ent usually resembled the species of tree they guarded. For example, Quickbeam guarded rowan trees, and looked very much like those trees (tall and slender, etc.). Ents were very strong, as recounted by Merry and Pippin : "Their punches can crumple iron like tin, and they can tear apart solid rock like breadcrusts." In the Third Age , the forest of Fangorn was supposedly the last remaining residence of Ents, though huorns still dwelt in other places such as the Old Forest .

Description
Warhammer Vs Lord of The Rings in a battle between trees.

Treemen are massive humanoid creatures that resemble upright walking trees. They are considered a legend by most Old Worlders and the few that believe in their existence think them long dead. They are not gone, but those that remain dwell exclusively within the forest of Athel Loren . Indeed, there are those who believe the treemen are Athel Loren. They seldom venture beyond the forest for any but the direst reasons, and dryads frequently accompany them when they do so.

The treemen are wise and will not engage in battles they cannot win unless they have no other choice. All the creatures of Athel Loren obey them without question, which grants them a great many beast allies, to say nothing of the Wood Elves . To stand against the wrath of a treeman is to face the fury of nature unleashed. Survivors often dread going into the woods for years afterward.

Ents, also known as Onodrim (Tree-host) by the Elves , were a very old race of Middle-earth . They were apparently created at the behest of Yavanna after she learned of Aulë 's children, the dwarves, knowing that they would want to fell trees.
Considered "shepherds" of the trees, they protected certain forests from orcs and other perils. The Elves had tales of teaching the trees and the Ents to talk: although the Ents were sentient beings at the time, they did not know how to speak until the Elves taught them. Treebeard spoke of the Elves "curing the Ents of their dumbness", an unforgettable gift.
Ents are tree-like creatures, becoming gradually more and more like the trees they herded. They varied in height, size, colouring, and number of fingers and toes. An individual Ent usually resembled the species of tree they guarded. For example, Quickbeam guarded rowan trees, and looked very much like those trees (tall and slender, etc.). Ents were very strong, as recounted by Merry and Pippin : "Their punches can crumple iron like tin, and they can tear apart solid rock like breadcrusts." In the Third Age , the forest of Fangorn was supposedly the last remaining residence of Ents, though huorns still dwelt in other places such as the Old Forest .