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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Dwarven}} [[Event]] from the [[Mines of Moria]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Dwarven}} [[Event]] from the [[Mines of Moria]] set.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==

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	= Rulings =		= Rulings =
			While a discard-based strategy may be tempted to use this with {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} to maximize the damage done to an opponent's deck, Decipher gave this ruling for Dwarven Axe:
	{{RulesQuote		{{RulesQuote
	\|source=Dwarven Axe		\|source=Dwarven Axe
	\|text=This card can trigger only once for each Shadow player with a minion in that skirmish, regardless of how many minions that player had.		\|text=This card can trigger only once for each Shadow player with a minion in that skirmish, regardless of how many minions that player had.
	}}		}}
			However, no such ruling was ever issued for {{Card\|Thorin III, Stonehelm}}, meaning he is capable of causing a single player to lose multiple cards if he beats several minions in a skirmish.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	At first glance, Disquiet of Our People doesn't seem to be much: 2 minions are usually at least 10 strength combined, 3 might overwhelm even a strong companion. Throw an exertion in the mix and this card may as well simply make the Free Peoples player kill a companion. Often that is exactly what it does: but importantly, the Free Peoples player is the one choosing a companion to kill and not the Shadow player. At site 4 or 5 when many minions stop roaming, the Shadow player has had a few turns to build a good hand, and the Free Peoples player hasn't gotten through much of their deck, Disquiet of Our People can mean the difference between a minor setback and the end of the game. At sites 7-9 when Shadow players have built up their support areas and are able to dish out real damage, it lets the Free Peoples player set the pace of their demise and keep the one companion that matters -- the Ring-bearer -- alive to the end.		At first glance, Disquiet of Our People doesn't seem to be much: 2 minions are usually at least 10 strength combined, 3 might overwhelm even a strong companion. Throw an exertion in the mix and this card may as well simply make the Free Peoples player kill a companion. Often that is exactly what it does: but importantly, the Free Peoples player is the one choosing a companion to kill and not the Shadow player. At site 4 or 5 when many minions stop roaming, the Shadow player has had a few turns to build a good hand, and the Free Peoples player hasn't gotten through much of their deck, Disquiet of Our People can mean the difference between a minor setback and the end of the game. At sites 7-9 when Shadow players have built up their support areas and are able to dish out real damage, it lets the Free Peoples player set the pace of their demise and keep the one companion that matters - the Ring-bearer - alive to the end.

	While obviously it is more potent when facing Orcs, any Shadow deck can have their progress set back by a timely defender bonus on unessential companions. Uruk-hai are expensive and tend to rely on damage bonuses to tear a fellowship apart; piling two of them onto a companion who would die from one gives the Free Peoples player time to build up other companions and fare better down the road. Nazgul have enough strength to overwhelm weaker companions; when the fellowship's fighters are exhausted after the first round of skirmishes this card can keep losses down to the least important companion.		While obviously it is more potent when facing Orcs, any Shadow deck can have their progress set back by a timely defender bonus on unessential companions. Uruk-hai are expensive and tend to rely on damage bonuses to tear a fellowship apart; piling two of them onto a companion who would die from one gives the Free Peoples player time to build up other companions and fare better down the road. Nazgul have enough strength to overwhelm weaker companions; when the fellowship's fighters are exhausted after the first round of skirmishes this card can keep losses down to the least important companion.

	~~Note that~~ this card can be used to make a Dwarf ally gain a defender bonus, although ~~to get~~ any use ~~of it you will need a third~~ card to ~~either~~ heal {{Card\|Thrarin, Dwarven Smith}} in the maneuver phase / increase ~~his~~ vitality or allow {{Card\|Grimir, Dwarven Elder}} to skirmish.		Although a defensive card by nature, some Fellowships can allow this card to be used offensively as well. {{Card\|Preparations}} is able to split wounds among any number of minions skirmishing a single Dwarf, allowing some minions to be killed outright and any others defeated in the skirmish regularly. {{Card\|Durin III, Dwarven Lord}} has one of the highest strength ceilings among companions, often reaching 16 strength or more with pumps always available thanks to {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}}. Since he rarely loses skirmishes he also tends to have vitality to spare. His capacity to steamroll minions is limited only by how many are unfortunate enough to face him, making Disquiet of Our People a great way to maximize his effectiveness against decks of any sort. Doing so can also keep {{Card\|Gimli, Bearer of Grudges}} from having to skirmish, preventing needless threats and burdens.

			This card can be used to make a Dwarf ally gain a defender bonus, although getting any use from doing so requires another card to heal {{Card\|Thrarin, Dwarven Smith}} in the maneuver phase, increase Thrarin's vitality, or to allow him or {{Card\|Grimir, Dwarven Elder}} to skirmish.

	== Deckbuilding Strategy ==		== Deckbuilding Strategy ==
	The card can be game-winning at some times, or a dead card burying the most important ones a little further down at others. In the end, every companion except the Ring-bearer is expendable and could make use of this card in different circumstances, but if those circumstances are rare then removing this card will make the rest of the deck run better. ~~Due to its situational nature there are few good reasons to have more than~~ 1 or 2 copies ~~of this card in~~ a deck.		The card can be game-winning at some times, or a dead card burying the most important ones a little further down at others. In the end, every companion except the Ring-bearer is expendable and could make use of this card in different circumstances, but if those circumstances are rare then removing this card will make the rest of the deck run better. Most of the time 1 or 2 copies is all a deck will need.

	Since the biggest cost of this event is holding it until it is needed, recursion such as {{Card\|Great Works Begun There}} or {{Card\|Ring of Guile}} goes a long way in improving its value ~~(especially if you only include one copy and draw it too early)~~. {{Card\|Aragorn, Ranger of the North}} may be a better choice if he would not bring the Free Peoples up to 4 cultures or 6 companions: though expensive, he can soak up to 4 minions on his own and doesn't take up space in hand waiting for his moment. His high vitality and strength make him flexible against other strategies as well.		Since the biggest cost of this event is holding it until it is needed, recursion such as {{Card\|Great Works Begun There}} or {{Card\|Ring of Guile}} goes a long way in improving its value. {{Card\|Aragorn, Ranger of the North}} may be a better choice if he would not bring the Free Peoples up to 4 cultures or 6 companions: though expensive, he can soak up to 4 minions on his own and doesn't take up space in hand waiting for his moment. His high vitality and strength make him flexible against other strategies as well.

	Against Orcs specifically {{Card\|Here Lies Balin, Son of Fundin}} may sometimes be a better choice as it allows a Dwarf to kill a minion (or two) outright, then potentially kill another in a skirmish rather than be overwhelmed or merely survive a skirmish and keep those minions on the table. It is most threatening against {{C\|Moria}} ~~(where~~ minions ~~tend to have low~~ vitality), but {{Card\|Goblin Armory}} offers protection and can nullify Here Lies Balin ~~if the Free Peoples relies exclusively on it for swarm prevention~~. Disquiet of Our People can be just as useful against a Shadow side with no Orcs, while Here Lies Balin cannot.		Against Orcs specifically {{Card\|Here Lies Balin, Son of Fundin}} may sometimes be a better choice as it allows a Dwarf to kill a minion (or two) outright, then potentially kill another in a skirmish rather than be overwhelmed or merely survive a skirmish and keep those minions on the table. It is most threatening against {{C\|Moria}} which tends to play several minions with one vitality, but {{Card\|Goblin Armory}} offers protection and can nullify Here Lies Balin at a crucial moment. Disquiet of Our People can be just as useful against a Shadow side with no Orcs, while Here Lies Balin cannot.

	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =
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	* {{Card\|Dwarven Armor}}, especially combined with {{Card\|Gimli's Helm}}		* {{Card\|Dwarven Armor}}, especially combined with {{Card\|Gimli's Helm}}
	* {{Card\|Preparations}}, which can split wounds among any number of minions skirmishing a single Dwarf		* {{Card\|Preparations}}, which can split wounds among any number of minions skirmishing a single Dwarf
	* {{Card\|Ring of Guile}},		* {{Card\|Durin III, Dwarven Lord}}, who actually stands a good chance at winning skirmishes against multiple minions and may not get much use from his vitality
	* {{Card\|Durin III, Dwarven Lord}}, who actually stands a good chance at winning skirmishes against multiple minions and may not get much ~~other~~ use from his vitality


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	* Swarm strategies and especially swarm bombs, which almost always include {{Card\|Goblin Runner}} for the additional twilight and may not be able to try to swarm again for several sites		* Swarm strategies and especially swarm bombs, which almost always include {{Card\|Goblin Runner}} for the additional twilight and may not be able to try to swarm again for several sites
	* {{C\|Moria}}, especially when {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} or {{Card\|The Balrog, Flame of Udun}} are played and would guarantee a kill anyway		* {{C\|Moria}}, especially when {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} or {{Card\|The Balrog, Flame of Udun}} are played and would guarantee a kill anyway
	*


	== Weak Versus... ==		== Weak Versus... ==

	* Wounding and corruption Shadow sides, which rarely care about ~~winning skirmishes~~		* Wounding and corruption Shadow sides, which rarely care about skirmish assignments

	= Rulings =		= Rulings =

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	'~~'In~~ this ~~section~~, ~~describe:'~~'		At first glance, Disquiet of Our People doesn't seem to be much: 2 minions are usually at least 10 strength combined, 3 might overwhelm even a strong companion. Throw an exertion in the mix and this card may as well simply make the Free Peoples player kill a companion. Often that is exactly what it does: but importantly, the Free Peoples player is the one choosing a companion to kill and not the Shadow player. At site 4 or 5 when many minions stop roaming, the Shadow player has had a few turns to build a good hand, and the Free Peoples player hasn't gotten through much of their deck, Disquiet of Our People can mean the difference between a minor setback and the end of the game. At sites 7-9 when Shadow players have built up their support areas and are able to dish out real damage, it lets the Free Peoples player set the pace of their demise and keep the one companion that matters -- the Ring-bearer -- alive to the end.

	* ''General usage''		While obviously it is more potent when facing Orcs, any Shadow deck can have their progress set back by a timely defender bonus on unessential companions. Uruk-hai are expensive and tend to rely on damage bonuses to tear a fellowship apart; piling two of them onto a companion who would die from one gives the Free Peoples player time to build up other companions and fare better down the road. Nazgul have enough strength to overwhelm weaker companions; when the fellowship's fighters are exhausted after the first round of skirmishes this card can keep losses down to the least important companion.
	* ''Unorthodox or subtle usage''
	* ''Common pitfalls of ~~using this~~ card''		Note that this card can be used to make a Dwarf ally gain a defender bonus, although to get any use of it you will need a third card to either heal {{Card\|Thrarin, Dwarven Smith}} in the maneuver phase / increase his vitality or allow {{Card\|Grimir, Dwarven Elder}} to skirmish.

	== Deckbuilding Strategy ==		== Deckbuilding Strategy ==
	''In this ~~section~~, ~~describe:''~~		The card can be game-winning at some times, or a dead card burying the most important ones a little further down at others. In the end, every companion except the Ring-bearer is expendable and could make use of this card in different circumstances, but if those circumstances are rare then removing this card will make the rest of the deck run better. Due to its situational nature there are few good reasons to have more than 1 or 2 copies of this card in a deck.

	* '~~'Cards~~ and strategies ~~this card works~~ well ~~with''~~		Since the biggest cost of this event is holding it until it is needed, recursion such as {{Card\|Great Works Begun There}} or {{Card\|Ring of Guile}} goes a long way in improving its value (especially if you only include one copy and draw it too early). {{Card\|Aragorn, Ranger of the North}} may be a better choice if he would not bring the Free Peoples up to 4 cultures or 6 companions: though expensive, he can soak up to 4 minions on his own and doesn't take up space in hand waiting for his moment. His high vitality and strength make him flexible against other strategies as well.
	* ''Cards and strategies this card works particularly well or poorly against''
	* ''Alternate cards you might consider picking instead of ~~this one~~, ~~depending~~ on the ~~situation~~, ~~including alternate version~~ of ~~characters''~~		Against Orcs specifically {{Card\|Here Lies Balin, Son of Fundin}} may sometimes be a better choice as it allows a Dwarf to kill a minion (or two) outright, then potentially kill another in a skirmish rather than be overwhelmed or merely survive a skirmish and keep those minions on the table. It is most threatening against {{C\|Moria}} (where minions tend to have low vitality), but {{Card\|Goblin Armory}} offers protection and can nullify Here Lies Balin if the Free Peoples relies exclusively on it for swarm prevention. Disquiet of Our People can be just as useful against a Shadow side with no Orcs, while Here Lies Balin cannot.

	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =
	== Synergizes With... ==		== Synergizes With... ==

	* ~~''List friendly cards that work~~ well ~~with~~ this card''		* {{Card\|Dwarf Guard}}, whose duty is to die so it may as well be spectacular
			* {{Card\|Great Works Begun There}} or {{Card\|Ring of Guile}}, to allow this card to be taken into hand at the right moment
			* {{Card\|Shoulder to Shoulder}} to heal back the exertion
			* {{Card\|Dwarven Armor}}, especially combined with {{Card\|Gimli's Helm}}
			* {{Card\|Preparations}}, which can split wounds among any number of minions skirmishing a single Dwarf
			* {{Card\|Ring of Guile}},
			* {{Card\|Durin III, Dwarven Lord}}, who actually stands a good chance at winning skirmishes against multiple minions and may not get much other use from his vitality


	== Strong Versus... ==		== Strong Versus... ==

	* ~~''List enemy cards this card does well against''~~		* Swarm strategies and especially swarm bombs, which almost always include {{Card\|Goblin Runner}} for the additional twilight and may not be able to try to swarm again for several sites
			* {{C\|Moria}}, especially when {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} or {{Card\|The Balrog, Flame of Udun}} are played and would guarantee a kill anyway
			*


	== Weak Versus... ==		== Weak Versus... ==

	* ~~''List enemy or friendly cards to avoid playing this card with''~~		* Wounding and corruption Shadow sides, which rarely care about winning skirmishes

	= Rulings =		= Rulings =
	~~''In this section'':~~		{{RulesQuote
			\|source=Dwarven Axe
	* ''Put quotes from the CRDs and Comprehensive Rules here that reference this card ~~specifically by name''~~		\|text=This card can trigger only once for each Shadow player with a minion in that skirmish, regardless of how many minions that player had.
	* ''Also put quotes if a particular rule commonly affects the outcome of a ~~card~~ in ~~a subtle manner (such as quoting the [[Rule~~ of ~~4]] for {{Card\|8R20~~}}~~)''~~		}}
	* ''Link to rules discussions on TLHH''

	~~= See Also =~~
	* ''Add links to the wayback machine (or wiki archival links) for official Decipher articles regarding the card''
	* ''Link to decks that use this card''
	~~[[Category:Cards That Need Work]]~~

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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Dwarven}} [[Event]] from the [[Mines of Moria]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Dwarven}} [[Event]] from the [[Mines of Moria]] set.

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			{{NavBar\|2C2\|[[Mines of Moria Index]]\|[[Beneath the Mountains (2R1)\|Beneath the Mountains (2R1)]]\|[[Dwarven Bracers (2U3)\|Dwarven Bracers (2U3)]]}}
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	{{~~NavBar\|Lotr02002~~\|Mines of Moria ~~Index\|Beneath the Mountains (2R1)\|Dwarven Bracers (2U3)}}~~		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Dwarven}} [[Event]] from the [[Mines of Moria]] set.

			{{CardInfobox\|2C2}}

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	\| ~~TLHHImage=LOTR02002~~		= Strategy =
	~~\| WikiImage~~=~~LOTR02002~~		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	~~\| SetNum~~=02		''In this section, describe:''
	~~\| CardNum~~=~~002~~
	~~\| SetName~~=~~Mines of Moria~~
	~~\| Side~~=~~Free Peoples~~
	~~\| Culture~~=~~Dwarven~~
	~~\| Twilight=1~~
	~~\| FullCardType=Event~~
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	~~\| Stat2Name=~~
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	~~\| Stat3Name=~~
	~~\| Stat3=~~
	~~\| Stat4Name=~~
	~~\| Stat4=~~
	~~\| GameText=Maneuver~~: ~~Exert a Dwarf to make that Dwarf defender +1 (or defender +2 if you spot an Orc) until the regroup phase.~~
	~~\| Lore=“‘Ah, alas!...When will the day come of our revenge?~~'”
	~~\| Rarity=C~~
	~~\| Notes=~~
	}}

			* ''General usage''
			* ''Unorthodox or subtle usage''
			* ''Common pitfalls of using this card''

	= ~~General~~ Strategy =		== Deckbuilding Strategy ==
			''In this section, describe:''

	In this ~~section, describe:~~		* ''Cards and strategies this card works well with''
			* ''Cards and strategies this card works particularly well or poorly against''
	* ~~Deck design strategy.~~		* ''Alternate cards you might consider picking instead of this one, depending on the situation, including alternate version of characters''
	* ~~Gameplay considerations.~~

	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =
			== Synergizes With... ==

	~~=== Strong Versus... ===~~		* ''List friendly cards that work well with this card''

	* ~~Add~~ cards ~~and explanations here.~~

	~~=== Weak Versus... ===~~

	* Add cards and explanations here.		== Strong Versus... ==

	~~= Example Decks =~~		* ''List enemy cards this card does well against''

	* Decklists or links to decks that use this card.		== Weak Versus... ==

	~~= Rules and Clarifications =~~		* ''List enemy or friendly cards to avoid playing this card with''

	* Clarify existing rules if needed.		= Rulings =
	* Link to rules discussions on TLHH.		''In this section'':

	~~= Extra Information =~~		* ''Put quotes from the CRDs and Comprehensive Rules here that reference this card specifically by name''
			* ''Also put quotes if a particular rule commonly affects the outcome of a card in a subtle manner (such as quoting the [[Rule of 4]] for {{Card\|8R20}})''
			* ''Link to rules discussions on TLHH''

	* Add ~~other information~~ regarding ~~printing, rarity, trivia, etc.~~		= See Also =
			* ''Add links to the wayback machine (or wiki archival links) for official Decipher articles regarding the card''
			* ''Link to decks that use this card''
			[[Category:Cards That Need Work]]

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| TLHHImage=LOTR02002
| WikiImage=LOTR02002
| SetNum=02
| CardNum=002
| SetName=Mines of Moria
| Side=Free Peoples
| Culture=Dwarven
| Twilight=1
| FullCardType=Event
| Stat1Name=
| Stat1=
| Stat2Name=
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| Stat3Name=
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| GameText=Maneuver: Exert a Dwarf to make that Dwarf defender +1 (or defender +2 if you spot an Orc) until the regroup phase.
| Lore=“‘Ah, alas!...When will the day come of our revenge?'”
| Rarity=C
| Notes=
}}

= General Strategy =

In this section, describe:

* Deck design strategy.
* Gameplay considerations.

= Strengths and Weaknesses =

=== Strong Versus... ===

* Add cards and explanations here.

=== Weak Versus... ===

* Add cards and explanations here.

= Example Decks =

* Decklists or links to decks that use this card.

= Rules and Clarifications =

* Clarify existing rules if needed.
* Link to rules discussions on TLHH.

= Extra Information =

* Add other information regarding printing, rarity, trivia, etc.

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