Who was in the battle in 'The Hobbit'?

Answer 1

None, really. He stationed himself with the elves and put on the ring. He was knocked unconscious by a rock from above and missed most of the battle. when he woke he found thorin dying and the land tattered

Answer 2

Gandalf played a crucial role. It was Gandalf who warned the Elves, Men, and Dwarves of the incoming Goblins. It was also Gandalf who arranged for the Eagles to come. Without the Eagles, the battle surely would have been lost. The Eagles role was important as they freed the ledges of the Goblins, enabling all defenders to head to the gate. And also, it is speculated that Gandalf had something to do with Beorn's appearance, since he was in direct contact earlier. Beorn's swift coming and going was what won the battle.

Answer 3

The Lake-men, the Elves of Mirkwood, the Dwarves from the Iron Hills and from Under the Mountain, the Goblins of the Misty Mountains, and the Wargs.

The thirteen dwarves fought bravely, Gandalf was there, and even Bilbo, although he did not do much in the way of fighting.

The Eagles and Beorn show up, too.

Answer 4

The five armies were: dwarves, elves, humans, goblins and wargs. Gandalf and Beorn were there as well, and the eagles joined in later. Even though he was invisible, Bilbo was knocked unconscious by a rock early in the battle.

Answer 5

the four hobbits are each a form of innocence through out the books reminding the poeple around them of the purity and inocence that good can defeat evil with.

Answer 6

By fierce battle, I'm assuming you mean the Battle of the Five Armies. Bilbo played little part, as he was knocked unconscious by a rock early in the battle.

Answer 7

The armies of the men, the elves and the dwarves banded together against the goblins and wargs. The eagles and Beorn came to help the men as well.

Answer 8

Bilbo did very little in the Battle. He spotted the arrival of the Eagles just before being knocked out by a rock.