Corsair Pirate

Corsair Pirate

Theme:	The Lord of The Rings
Accessories:	Axe Hat
Years:	2013
[List of appearances]

A Corsair Pirate is a minifigure from the theme The Lord of the Rings set released in 2013.

Background[edit | edit source]

The Corsair Pirates, also known as Corsairs of Umbar, were a band of pirates that sailed the oceans of Middle-earth in their ships. They mainly sailed on the coasts of Gondor. In The Return of the King they were attacked and overrun by Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli, who were now united with the Army of the Dead. These three and the Army of the Dead then made their way, in the Corsairs' ships, to the battle of the Pelennor Fields. Once at the battle, the three jumped out of the boat and surprise the awaiting orcs, lead by Guritz, who came, expecting the Pirates, to taunt them for being late. Some of the main workers on the movie portrayed these pirates, including the director, Peter Jackson.

Description from LEGO.com[edit | edit source]

This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it. (of Umbar visit this item's product page) Pirate of Umbar

The Corsairs of Umbar/Pirates of Umbar are band of brutal pirates, ordered by Sauron to mount an attack on Gondor from their frightening fleet of black battle ships. As they arrive, they find only Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas waiting for them on the shore. To the pirates, victory seems almost too easy. They soon discover their host of Gondor already has company: an unexpected army of allies out of this world

Appearances[edit | edit source]

79008 Pirate Ship Ambush

Video Game Appearances[edit | edit source]

LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game

Gallery of Variants[edit | edit source]

Corsair Pirate

Gallery of Video Game Variants[edit | edit source]


DLC	Regular	Non-playable	Non-playable

Gallery[edit | edit source]

CGI Image
With Legolas Greenleaf
Token (Regular)
Token (DLC)
Token (Non-playable)
Token (Non-playable)

Sources[edit | edit source]

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Men:	Aragorn \| Bain \| Bard the Bowman \| Beorn \| Boromir \| Corsair Pirate \| Gríma Wormtongue \| Éomer \| King Théoden \| Lake-town Guard \| Master of Lake-town \| Rohan Soldier
Hobbits:	Bilbo Baggins \| Gollum \| Frodo Baggins \| Meriadoc Brandybuck \| Peregrin Took \| Samwise Gamgee
Dwarves:	Balin \| Bifur \| Bofur \| Bombur \| Dori \| Dwalin \| Fíli \| Gimli \| Glóin \| Kíli \| Nori \| Óin \| Ori \| Thorin Oakenshield
Elves:	Arwen Evenstar \| Elrond \| Galadriel \| Haldir \| Legolas Greenleaf \| Mirkwood Elf \| Mirkwood Elf Chief \| Mirkwood Elf Guard \| Tauriel \| Thranduil
Dark Forces:	Azog \| Berserker Uruk-hai \| Goblin King \| Goblin Scribe \| Goblin Soldier \| Gundabad Orc \| Hunter Orc \| Lurtz \| Mouth of Sauron \| Necromancer of Dol Guldur \| Ringwraith \| Uruk-hai \| \| Witch-King \| Yazneg
Creatures:	Cave Troll \| Great Eagle \| Mirkwood Spider \| Shelob \| Smaug \| Warg
Istari:	Gandalf \| Radagast \| Saruman
Army of the Dead:	King of the Dead \| Soldier of the Dead
Video Game only:	Beregond \| Blacksmith \| Barliman Butterbur \| Celeborn \| Círdan the Shipwright \| Denethor \| Durin's Bane \| Easterling \| Elendil \| Éowyn \| Faramir \| Farmer Maggot \| Fell Beast \| Fimbul \| Gamling \| Gil-galad \| Glorfindel \| Gondorian Ranger \| Gondorian Soldier \| Gothmog \| Grishnákh \| Guritz \| Haradrim \| Isildur \| Lothlórien Elf \| Mini-Balrog \| Oliphaunt \| Olog-hai \| Prince Imrahil \| Quest Elf \| Quest Hobbit \| Rohan Guard \| Rosie Cotton \| Sauron \| Shadowfax \| Shagrat \| Théodred \| Thrór \| Treebeard \| Tom Bombadil