In the Nintendo DS version, gameplay features are greatly reduced. The Scout class is unavailable and mounts are non-existent. In addition, the playing perspective is isometric and only 6 maps were shipped with the game. All classes start out relatively weak, but fallen enemies will drop orbs that allow the player to power-up their current character’s attack power and speed, resetting after the player respawns. After a level is over, a post-game statistics screen will appear to show the player’s performance and to award them in-game achievements for their accomplishments (not allowing allies to die, for instance).[9] Source: Wikipedia, "The lord of the rings conquest", available under the CC-BY-SA License. From the back of the box: SAVE MIDDLE-EARTH...OR DESTROY IT Fight for Good or Evil as one of three classes.