The Lord of the Rings: The Black Rider is a fine art print by Álvaro Jiménez, listed by Sideshow. Our earlier article incorrectly described it as an open-world role-playing game. The product behind this announcement is artwork; the listing provides no basis for the game features, platforms or Warhorse attribution previously given here.
What the artwork listing actually tells you
Start with the exact product name and artist credit on Sideshow. When comparing listings, check which print or framed option is selected, because the product photograph alone may not identify the version in your basket. A date attached to a collectible concerns that item. It should not be used to schedule a video-game purchase or to infer a new Middle-earth story campaign.
Checks before ordering a physical print
Measure the intended wall space and compare it with the dimensions for the selected option, including any frame. Read the seller’s current shipping availability, delivery estimate and returns terms for your destination. For an order to Tunisia, confirm delivery coverage and the final shipping and import costs before paying. Keep the order confirmation showing the exact variant. If you were looking for a playable Lord of the Rings release, this announcement does not identify one; use the relevant game publisher’s own product page instead.
Sources checked on 21 October 2026: Sideshow — The Black Rider.
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Updated 21 Oct 2026
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