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	A '''combo''' is an informal game term for two cards that work very well together. A combo can be very simple, like using {{Card\|Between Nazgul and Prey}} to [[exert]] {{Card\|Ulaire Enquea, Thrall of the One}} so he can place [[burden]]s and maybe kill a weak [[companion]] while doing it, or very complex, like the [[Fruit Loops]] deck discarding all of the cards your opponent has in play as well as their entire deck then moving down the site path in one turn.		A '''combo''' is an informal game term for two cards that work very well together. A combo can be very simple, like using {{Card\|Between Nazgul and Prey}} to [[exert]] {{Card\|Ulaire Enquea, Thrall of the One}} so he can place [[burden]]s and maybe kill a weak [[companion]] while doing it, or very complex, like the [[Fruit Loops]] deck discarding all of the cards your opponent has in play as well as their entire deck then moving down the site path in one turn.

			A '''combo piece''' is one of the cards in a combo, or a card with an effect that isn't very useful on its own but might be more useful in a combo. {{Card\|The Shire Countryside}}, for example, is a combo piece that turns [[burden]] removal cards into a healing engine.

	Combos that generate value turn after turn, such as [[Moria Culture#The Moria Swarm Engine\|the Moria Swarm]] combo, are often called [[Value Engine\|engine]]s.		Combos that generate value turn after turn, such as [[Moria Culture#The Moria Swarm Engine\|the Moria Swarm]] combo, are often called [[Value Engine\|engine]]s.

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A '''combo''' is an informal game term for two cards that work very well together. A combo can be very simple, like using {{Card|Between Nazgul and Prey}} to [[exert]] {{Card|Ulaire Enquea, Thrall of the One}} so he can place [[burden]]s and maybe kill a weak [[companion]] while doing it, or very complex, like the [[Fruit Loops]] deck discarding all of the cards your opponent has in play as well as their entire deck then moving down the site path in one turn.

Combos that generate value turn after turn, such as [[Moria Culture#The Moria Swarm Engine|the Moria Swarm]] combo, are often called [[Value Engine|engine]]s.

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