At the time of his death, Sméagol was about 600 years old, a remarkable age for a creature that was once a Hobbit, but he had been deformed and twisted in both body and mind by the corruption of The Ring. Sméagol killed Déagol, and stole the Ring, calling it his birthday present as it arrived in the river on his birthday. His life was extended far beyond its natural limits by the effects of possessing the One Ring, which he obtained when his relative Déagol found it in the River Anduin, as it had been dropped by Isildur. The name Gollum was derived from the gurgling, choking cough he made, which is known to some as a gulp. Gollum, originally known as Sméagol, was once a Stoor-hobbit. Although he is supposed to be a hunched over Hobbit his legs are larger than the shorter minifigure legs. Gollum only appears in three sets one from The Lord of the Rings theme, second from The Hobbit theme and the other from LEGO Dimensions theme. Most Lord of the Rings and Hobbit sets contain 2 or 3 rings so that it is always easy for Gollum to find his ring again. The sets that feature Gollum always include a fish and a cave. The One Ring can fit in his hand, on top of his hand like a normal minifigure can, and on the stud on his back. On the top of his head there are 9 gray lines depicting hair. The face printed on him has large, blue, evil-looking, eyes and a black mouth with 7 sharp, bent teeth on the inside. The head features two ears, one on either side. He features a stud on the back of his body and has a brown undergarment. Because of his unusual shape, the smallest brick his body can stand on is a 2x2. Gollum is a small hunched over figure with bent legs and separated arms that you must put on during assembly.
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