(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The weather soon turns stormy, and thunder echoes through the valleys.
The frightened goblins scatter, and Gandalf leads the company to safety.
In the scramble, Bilbo is bumped, trips, and falls into the blackness behind the others.
His anger grows, and he orders the travelers to be punished.
Just then, the lights go out and confusion erupts in the goblin hall.
Gandalf reappears in a flash of blue light, striking down the Great Goblin with his sword, Glamdring.
After leaving Rivendell, Bilbo and the company of dwarves begin their journey into the Misty Mountains.
The goblins call the Elvish swords Biter and Beater in lieu of their Elvish names.
Suddenly, his dream becomes real when the cave wall opens and goblins rush in.
When he spots the swords taken from the trolls’ hoard, he recognizes them as ancient blades used against goblins in past wars.
The company escapes the goblins’ main tunnels but doesn’t realize Bilbo has been left behind.
The Great Goblin is furious to see strangers in his domain and suspects them of being spies or thieves.
Everyone is tired and soon falls asleep, except Bilbo, who dreams uneasily of cracks in the walls.
When he wakes up, he cannot see anything and begins feeling around in the pitch-black tunnel.
Gandalf uses his magic and sword to guide and protect them as they run.
The dwarves and Bilbo can barely keep up in the confusion.
Kili and Fili are tasked with finding shelter to weather the storm.
Bilbo lies unconscious for a while in the dark, completely alone.
Gandalf inspects the cave carefully before agreeing they can rest inside for the night.
The goblins sing a cruel song as they lead the captives before their leader, the Great Goblin.
Lightning flashes reveal great stone giants throwing rocks at each other across the peaks.
They flee through the twisting tunnels, pursued by goblins shouting in the darkness.
The path is rough, steep, and often covered in mist and loose stones.
The goblins capture Bilbo and the dwarves while Gandalf disappears in the confusion.
Oin and Gloin wanted to light a fire to dry their clothes, but Gandalf says no.
The travelers take shelter in a small cave to escape the storm.
