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Set 70009 Worriz's Combat Lair
Legends of Chima

Worriz's Combat Lair

Worriz's Combat Lair is the Wolf Tribe's stronghold from LEGO's Legends of Chima theme, home base for the wolf warrior Worriz and his pack. Sharp, tooth-like shapes and hidden traps give the fortress a distinctly aggressive silhouette, reflecting the Wolf Tribe's role in the wider fight over Chima's CHI energy. At 664 pieces and 6 minifigures, it sits in the mid-size range for the theme's tribal bases.

Set number
70009
Year
2013
Pieces
664
Minifigures
6
Theme
Legends of Chima
Different parts
223
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Parts list 223

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Spare parts (11)

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Minifigures 6

Description

Architecture with teeth

Where several other Chima tribes get bases with rounder, more organic shapes, the Wolf Tribe's fortress leans hard into sharp points, claw shapes and jagged trim that echo the pack's predatory identity. That distinct silhouette is one of the easier ways to tell tribes apart across the Legends of Chima line at a glance. Built-in trap mechanisms let the fortress be defended actively during play, rather than sitting as a static piece of scenery on a shelf.

Grey and black with red picked out for danger

Dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black form the bulk of the structure, giving it a cold, fortified look, while red is used sparingly to mark traps and other dangerous details. That contrast draws the eye straight to the parts of the base worth watching out for during play, matching the Wolf Tribe's combative role in the Chima storyline. The parts list on this page breaks down all 223 distinct pieces by colour and quantity, useful for locating a specific element after the build.

223 distinct parts across a mid-sized fortress

At 223 distinct parts out of 664 pieces, the set carries solid detail for a mid-sized tribal base, most visible in the trap mechanisms and the jagged edges of the facade that give the fortress its aggressive read. That's a useful part count for anyone building their own fantasy structures too, offering a decent stock of grey and black elements with red accents beyond the set's original design. Builders extending the model or repurposing parts will find plenty to work with.

Six minifigures from the CHI conflict

Six minifigures put this among the better-populated sets in the Chima line, likely pairing wolf warriors with figures from a rival tribe. That mix supports acting out the fortress being attacked or defended, rather than just posing figures around it. Combined with other Legends of Chima sets, it becomes part of a larger running conflict between the animal tribes over Chima's CHI energy, with bases and vehicles from several sets working together.

FAQ

What role does the Wolf Tribe play in Legends of Chima?
They're one of the more aggressive tribes fighting over the CHI energy from the river of Chima, led by Worriz.
What makes this fortress interesting to play with?
Built-in trap mechanisms let it be actively defended during play rather than just displayed.
What colours define the set?
Dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black for the structure, with red picked out for traps and key details.

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