I have put together quite a few different Lord of the Rings jigsaw puzzles in my day, but only one has really stuck with me. The Theory11 LotR puzzle is one of my overall favorites thanks to its stylish art direction. It features all of the major characters from the movies while maintaining a design and color palette that feels more like the books. If you’re looking for a good Lord of the Rings gift for yourself, it’s one of my favorite things to suggest.
It’s also currently at its lowest price ever for Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. In fact, almost the entire lineup of Theory11 puzzles based on major franchises has dropped under $20 for a limited time. This is a great price for quality 1000-piece puzzles.
Theory11 Lord of The Rings Jigsaw Puzzle
Lord of The Rings Jigsaw Puzzle
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What I personally love about this puzzle is the design. It feels like a movie poster that was converted into a beautiful mosaic and then split into puzzle pieces. You’ve got Gandalf, Gimli, Frodo, Sam, Aragorn, and the rest of the crew all wreathed in gold surrounding a menacing Balrog in the center. You’ve also got the iconic Lord of the Rings title font right in the middle to tie it all together. I finished this puzzle over a year ago and still haven’t put it away because I just like looking at it.
Like most theory11 jigsaw puzzles, the Lord of the Rings version is 1,000 pieces. This isn’t one of the largest puzzles out there, but it’s definitely a challenge if you’re not looking to dedicate multiple days of your life to completing a puzzle. I have a dedicated puzzle table in my office that I use and usually take 2-3 weeks to actually finish putting together puzzles of this size in between other more pressing aspects of my life.
More Theory11 Puzzles on Sale Today
In addition to the Lord of the Rings Puzzle, Amazon also has discounts on various other Theory11 puzzles from popular franchises. I’d personally recommend the Game of Thrones puzzle here, which has very similar vibes to the LotR one I mentioned above. There’s also a great Harry Potter jigsaw puzzle featured here if you’re looking to stick to Warner Bros. brands.
Jacob Kienlen is a Senior Audience Development Strategist and Writer for IGN. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, he has considered the Northwest his home for his entire life. With a bachelor’s degree in communication and 10 years of professional writing experience, his expertise is spread across a variety of different pop culture topics — from TV series to books and the latest Pokémon games.
