The Uruk-hai are both very strong and mostly in great numbers. The army of the White Wizard Saruman is feared in close quarters.
Mordor can (re)build a strong army quicker than any of the other races. Doesn't it go entirely as planned? Let the heroes fall back, or build new ones (it's quite cheap) and build another horde. But when they strengthen their hordes with siege weapons, trolls or even Nazgûl, then their army will swarm over enemy bases. Their average infantry are a horde of Orcs that are only usable in large groups, but a large army is not hard to build for Mordor, as they have low costs and low buildtime. Dwarves are a little expensive and slower, so while playing against evil races, one is advised to beware of a rush. They may be slow, but their armors are so tough that arrows aren't always as fatal as with the other races, and their siege can give very good cover while their feared close combat unit's approach. The Dwarves of Erebor are masters of siege weapons and armory. With their number of archers it's advised to attack carefully and not charge right in, but give cover as much as possible. Every elf is expensive, so facing greater numbers is normal with them, but considering their strength of each individual unit, they are strong enough to fight greater armies. Their only problem is that they aren't cheap. Their heroes and units are very strong and even have a good navy. They perfected the art of combat and their infantry stands above the average, but they are really great with archery.
The elves are the elite warriors of Middle-earth. The Ents are buildable by Rohan and make great additions to save a lost cause. With a great variety of riders, they can actually take the fighting away from their camps, but if the enemy comes near, they are able to defend. Their infantry and defense is weaker, but their riders can cause much damage. The people of Rohan are excellent horsemen, and their greatest strength is to keep mobile and to maintain the pressure on the enemy’s base. One of their greatest features is the Army of the Dead and their great number of Heroes ( Aragorn, Boromir, Faramir, Elendil, Isildur, Imrahil, etc.) The soldiers of Gondor are versatile, strong archers, strong infantry and strong riders. With their trebuchets and strong Citadel Walls, their base is quite safe. Probably the best known people of the LotR universe, they excel in both building and defending. The TC counts a total of eight races four bad and four good. So charging with Rohan riders is much more successful if Theoden rides with them. They aren't just very strong, but they also give a morale bonus (in the form of extra armor or more health regeneration). The TC also features Heroes, so that monarchs aren't the only strong and unique units in the field. There are also a great number of units that weren't in the movies, like the Knights of Dol Amroth, the Wainriders and the Dwarven armies. It is mostly inspired by the books of J.R.R Tolkien and the films of Peter Jackson, and it has a greater number of units than the original TA:K. The TC replaces all the units of TA:K by units from The Lord of the Rings universe.
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