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WestMichiganRings: /* Strategy */

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Strategy

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	Mithril-~~Coat~~ is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.		Mithril-coat is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.

	By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril-~~Coat~~ gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that '''Damage +2''' bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.		By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril-coat gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that '''Damage +2''' bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.

	It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-~~Coat~~ to function in an offensive role.		It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-coat to function in an offensive role.

	Finally, by reducing the minion archery total, Mithril-~~Coat~~ plays a part in sheltering the entire fellowship. This can be a redundant ability, since your opponent might not have minion archery. But Mithril-~~Coat~~ is an easy card to include in a deck that has a recognized need for archery reduction, since its only requirement for being played is seeing Frodo on the table.		Finally, by reducing the minion archery total, Mithril-coat plays a part in sheltering the entire fellowship. This can be a redundant ability, since your opponent might not have minion archery. But Mithril-coat is an easy card to include in a deck that has a recognized need for archery reduction, since its only requirement for being played is seeing Frodo on the table.
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	''In this section, describe:''		''In this section, describe:''

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	Mithril Coat is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.		Mithril-Coat is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.

	By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril Coat gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that '''Damage +2''' bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.		By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril-Coat gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that '''Damage +2''' bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.

	It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-Coat to function in an offensive role.		It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-Coat to function in an offensive role.

	Finally, by reducing the minion archery total, Mithril-Coat plays a part in sheltering the entire fellowship. This can be a redundant ability, since your opponent might not ~~necessarily~~ have minion archery. But Mithril-Coat is an easy card to include in a deck that has a recognized need for archery reduction, since its only requirement for being played is seeing Frodo on the table.		Finally, by reducing the minion archery total, Mithril-Coat plays a part in sheltering the entire fellowship. This can be a redundant ability, since your opponent might not have minion archery. But Mithril-Coat is an easy card to include in a deck that has a recognized need for archery reduction, since its only requirement for being played is seeing Frodo on the table.
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	''In this section, describe:''		''In this section, describe:''

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	Mithril Coat is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.		Mithril Coat is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.

	By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril Coat gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that Damage +2 bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.		By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril Coat gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that '''Damage +2''' bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.

	It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-Coat to function in an offensive role.		It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-Coat to function in an offensive role.

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	~~So yeah no '''~~Damage ''' ~~bonuses less archery~~. It's ~~okay... Well~~ not ~~really very good~~ in the ~~slightest~~. ~~No it's first efect "less~~ archery~~" is an all~~-~~round worst effect of posession~~. ~~If you really want less~~ minion archery ~~then just use [[Elven Cloak (1C42)]]~~. ~~Less Damage. Well really he's your Ring~~-~~bearer he won't often be assigned~~ to a ~~skirmish~~, ~~and when he~~ is ~~he has a ring to help him so I just think it's not worth adding to your deck~~.		Mithril Coat is an expensive artifact, which can provide a lot of benefit for your ringbearer, but which depends on the right deck-build to be worth its investment.

			By removing all minion damage bonuses, and removing the strength bonuses from weapons, the Mithril Coat gives you insurance in case you have to place Frodo in the line of fire--and might even encourage you to do so in order to save the rest of your companions from that Damage +2 bruiser who's trying to wreck your day. But naturally, most Free People's sides are designed to protect Frodo first, and in such decks, Frodo won't often be provided the opportunity to lose gracefully.

			It is worth noting that the ability to remove the strength bonus from a minion's weapon can not only further protect Frodo in a fight, but can even give Frodo the chance to win his skirmish--allowing the Mithril-Coat to function in an offensive role.

			Finally, by reducing the minion archery total, Mithril-Coat plays a part in sheltering the entire fellowship. This can be a redundant ability, since your opponent might not necessarily have minion archery. But Mithril-Coat is an easy card to include in a deck that has a recognized need for archery reduction, since its only requirement for being played is seeing Frodo on the table.
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	''In this section, describe:''		''In this section, describe:''

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
			So yeah no '''Damage ''' bonuses less archery. It's okay... Well not really very good in the slightest. No it's first efect "less archery" is an all-round worst effect of posession. If you really want less minion archery then just use [[Elven Cloak (1C42)]]. Less Damage. Well really he's your Ring-bearer he won't often be assigned to a skirmish, and when he is he has a ring to help him so I just think it's not worth adding to your deck.
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	''In this section, describe:''		''In this section, describe:''

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	{{~~NavBar\|Lotr02105~~\|Mines of Moria ~~Index\|Merry, Horticulturalist (2C104)\|Mithril-coat (2R105T)}}~~		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Shire}} [[Artifact]] from the [[Mines of Moria]] set.

	{{~~LegacyCardInfoBox~~		{{CardInfobox\|2R105}}
	\| ~~SetNum=02~~
	~~\| CardNum=105~~
	~~\| SetName=Mines of Moria~~

	\| ~~Side~~=~~Free People~~		{{QueryCardCategories\|2R105}}
			= Strategy =
			== Gameplay Strategy ==
			''In this section, describe:''

	~~\| Culture=Shire~~		* ''General usage''
			* ''Unorthodox or subtle usage''
			* ''Common pitfalls of using this card''

	~~\| Twilight~~=2		== Deckbuilding Strategy ==
			''In this section, describe:''

	~~\| FullCardType=Artifact • Armor~~		* ''Cards and strategies this card works well with''
			* ''Cards and strategies this card works particularly well or poorly against''
	~~\| GameText=Bearer must be Frodo. The minion archery total is -1. Each minion skirmishing Frodo does not gain strength bonuses from weapons~~ and ~~loses all damage bonuses.~~		* ''Alternate cards you might consider picking instead of this one, depending on the situation, including alternate version of characters''

	~~\| Lore=~~''"'~~...its worth was greater than the value of the whole Shire and everything in it.~~'"''

	~~\| Rarity=R~~
	~~\| Notes=~~
	}}

	~~= General Strategy =~~

	In this ~~section~~, ~~describe:~~

	* Deck design strategy.
	* 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... ===		== Strong Versus... ==

	* ~~Add~~ cards ~~and explanations here.~~		* ''List enemy cards this card does well against''

	= ~~Example Decks~~ =		== Weak Versus... ==

	* ~~Decklists~~ or ~~links~~ to ~~decks that use~~ this card.		* ''List enemy or friendly cards to avoid playing this card with''

	= ~~Rules and Clarifications~~ =		= Rulings =
			''In this section'':

	* ~~Clarify existing rules~~ if ~~needed.~~		* ''Put quotes from the CRDs and Comprehensive Rules here that reference this card specifically by name''
	* Link to rules discussions on TLHH.		* ''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''

	= ~~Extra Information~~ =		= Alternate Versions =
	~~== Other Versions of Mithril-coat ==~~		{{AlternateVersionTable\|2R105}}

	* ~~[[lotr00094\|Dwarf-mail~~ (P)]]		= See Also =
	* [[~~lotr13153\|Dwarf-mail~~]]		* ''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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{{NavBar|Lotr02105|Mines of Moria Index|Merry, Horticulturalist (2C104)|Mithril-coat (2R105T)}}

{{LegacyCardInfoBox
| SetNum=02
| CardNum=105
| SetName=Mines of Moria

| Side=Free People

| Culture=Shire

| Twilight=2

| FullCardType=Artifact • Armor

| GameText=Bearer must be Frodo. The minion archery total is -1. Each minion skirmishing Frodo does not gain strength bonuses from weapons and loses all damage bonuses.

| Lore=''"'...its worth was greater than the value of the whole Shire and everything in it.'"''

| Rarity=R
| 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 =
== Other Versions of Mithril-coat ==

* [[lotr00094|Dwarf-mail (P)]]
* [[lotr13153|Dwarf-mail]]

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