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	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

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	{{~~SplashImage~~\|~~LOTR-EN04S274.0_card.jpg~~\|{{C\|Rohan}} in particular is based around the usage of Mounts in the form of horses.~~\|500px\|Firefoot (4R274)~~}}		{{SplashCard\|Firefoot\|{{C\|Rohan}} in particular is based around the usage of Mounts in the form of horses.}}

	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

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	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

			__TOC__

			== Strategy ==

	The horsemen of {{C\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{C\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{C\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{C\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.
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	==List of Cards that Interact with the Mount Item Class==		==List of Cards that Interact with the Mount Item Class==

			This does not list cards that deal with the [[Mounted]] pseudo-keyword; see that article for a list of such cards.

	{{ThumbnailTable		{{ThumbnailTable
	\|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE 'Mount(s)?(ed)?\\b(?! Doom)' AND {{PromoFilter}} AND {{HobbitFilter}}		\|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE 'Mount(s)?(?!ed)\\b(?! Doom)' AND {{PromoFilter}} AND {{HobbitFilter}}
	\|sort= {{CultureSort}}		\|sort= {{CultureSort}}
	}}		}}

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			{{SplashImage\|LOTR-EN04S274.0_card.jpg\|{{C\|Rohan}} in particular is based around the usage of Mounts in the form of horses.\|500px\|Firefoot (4R274)}}

	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

	The horsemen of {{~~Card~~\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{~~Card~~\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{~~Card~~\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{C\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{C\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

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	{{ThumbnailTable		{{ThumbnailTable
	\|filter= CR.Subtypes__full = 'Mount' AND {{PromoFilter}}		\|filter= CR.Subtypes__full = 'Mount' AND {{PromoFilter}} AND {{HobbitFilter}}
	\|sort= {{CultureSort}}		\|sort= {{CultureSort}}
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	{{ThumbnailTable		{{ThumbnailTable
	\|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE 'Mount(s)?(ed)?\\b(?! Doom)' AND {{PromoFilter}}		\|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE 'Mount(s)?(ed)?\\b(?! Doom)' AND {{PromoFilter}} AND {{HobbitFilter}}
	\|sort= {{CultureSort}}		\|sort= {{CultureSort}}
	}}		}}

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	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

	The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth~~}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony~~}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

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Adding cargo query tables

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	The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at ~~'''~~[[Underground]]~~'''~~ [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are ~~'''~~underground~~'''~~, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

	Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish is an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).		Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish is an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).

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	After [[Towers Block]], most Free Peoples mounts granted a potpourri of different abilities, often but not always including a strength bonus. Most of these mounts are {{C\|Rohan}} culture or different versions of Shadowfax. The main exception is [[Bloodlines]], which added a a [[cycle]] of Free Peoples mounts in each culture that interact with [[Culture Tokens]].		After [[Towers Block]], most Free Peoples mounts granted a potpourri of different abilities, often but not always including a strength bonus. Most of these mounts are {{C\|Rohan}} culture or different versions of Shadowfax. The main exception is [[Bloodlines]], which added a a [[cycle]] of Free Peoples mounts in each culture that interact with [[Culture Tokens]].

			Not to be confused with [[Mount Doom]] or {{Card\|Mount Doom}}.

	==Mount cards==		==Mount cards==

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	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A ~~character who is '''mounted''' is a~~ character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

	The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at '''[[Underground]]''' [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are '''underground''', making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at '''[[Underground]]''' [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are '''underground''', making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

	Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish ~~becomes~~ an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).		Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish is an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).

	'''[[Warg-rider]]s''' were also introduced in [[Towers Block]], as a {{C\|Isengard}} [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]]. Warg-riders are mostly unremarkable [[minion]]s, and each of them is relatively cheap, relatively weak, and '''[[Fierce]]''' while not [[Exhausted\|exhausted]]. Most of them are fairly low-quality, but {{Card\|Warg}}, {{Card\|War-warg}}, or {{Card\|Sharku's Warg}} are powerful [[Warg]] possessions that can only be played on warg-riders. Those three mounts give large [[strength]] and [[vitality]] increases, making the warg-riders strong and difficult to kill. Warg-riders were not an especially successful experiment; except for {{Card\|Sharku, Vile Marauder}}, all warg-riders and cards which directly support warg-riders appear in [[Battle of Helm's Deep]]. In later sets, wargs can be played on any minion of the appropriate culture. This starts with {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} in [[Mount Doom]], and continues with the {{C\|Orc}}-culture wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}}.		'''[[Warg-rider]]s''' were also introduced in [[Towers Block]], as a {{C\|Isengard}} [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]]. Warg-riders are mostly unremarkable [[minion]]s, and each of them is relatively cheap, relatively weak, and '''[[Fierce]]''' while not [[Exhausted\|exhausted]]. Most of them are fairly low-quality, but {{Card\|Warg}}, {{Card\|War-warg}}, or {{Card\|Sharku's Warg}} are powerful [[Warg]] possessions that can only be played on warg-riders. Those three mounts give large [[strength]] and [[vitality]] increases, making the warg-riders strong and difficult to kill. Warg-riders were not an especially successful experiment; except for {{Card\|Sharku, Vile Marauder}}, all warg-riders and cards which directly support warg-riders appear in [[Battle of Helm's Deep]]. In later sets, wargs can be played on any [[orc]] minion of the appropriate culture. This starts with {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} in [[Mount Doom]], and continues with the {{C\|Orc}}-culture wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}}.

	[[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced another enduring design for Shadow mounts, with {{Card\|Mumak}} and {{Card\|War Mumak}}, cards for the {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]] subculture. Mumakil grant large [[strength]] bonuses and the '''[[Fierce]]''' [[Loaded Keywords\|keyword]], turning the relatively middling-strength minions of that subculture into dangerous [[skirmish]]ers. Southrons were not as focused on Mumakil as warg-riders were, but the ~~fact that~~ Southron minions ~~appear~~ in all of the sets of [[Tower Block]] and [[King Block]] made those mounts generally more useful. This design persisted when {{C\|Raider}} culture was converted to {{C\|Men}} culture, with cards like {{Card\|Beast of War}}. Plus, later {{C\|Wraith}} mounts, generally (but did not always) followed the Mumakil model, giving strength bonuses and Fierce to [[Nazgul]].		[[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced another enduring design for Shadow mounts, with {{Card\|Mumak}} and {{Card\|War Mumak}}, cards for the {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]] subculture. Mumakil grant large [[strength]] bonuses and the '''[[Fierce]]''' [[Loaded Keywords\|keyword]], turning the relatively middling-strength minions of that subculture into dangerous [[skirmish]]ers. Southrons were not as focused on Mumakil as warg-riders were, but the greater variety of Southron minions, appearing in all of the sets of [[Tower Block]] and [[King Block]], made those mounts generally more useful. This design persisted when {{C\|Raider}} culture was converted to {{C\|Men}} culture, with cards like {{Card\|Beast of War}}. Plus, later {{C\|Wraith}} mounts, generally (but did not always) followed the Mumakil model, giving strength bonuses and Fierce to [[Nazgul]].

	After [[Towers Block]], most Free Peoples mounts granted a potpourri of different abilities, often but not always including a strength bonus. Most of these mounts are {{C\|Rohan}} culture or different versions of Shadowfax. The main exception is [[Bloodlines]], which added a a [[cycle]] of Free Peoples mounts in each culture that interact with [[Culture Tokens]].		After [[Towers Block]], most Free Peoples mounts granted a potpourri of different abilities, often but not always including a strength bonus. Most of these mounts are {{C\|Rohan}} culture or different versions of Shadowfax. The main exception is [[Bloodlines]], which added a a [[cycle]] of Free Peoples mounts in each culture that interact with [[Culture Tokens]].

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			{{SplashImage\|LOTR-EN04S274.0_card.jpg\|{{C\|Rohan}} in particular is based around the usage of Mounts in the form of horses.\|500px\|Firefoot (4R274)}}

	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

	The horsemen of {{~~Card~~\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{~~Card~~\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{~~Card~~\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{C\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{C\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

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	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

	The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth~~}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony~~}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

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	The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at ~~'''~~[[Underground]]~~'''~~ [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are ~~'''~~underground~~'''~~, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at [[Underground]] [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are underground, making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

	Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish is an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).		Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish is an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).

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	'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A ~~character who is '''mounted''' is a~~ character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession.		'''Mount''' is an [[Item Class]], and thus a [[Loaded Keyword]]. Mounts are [[possession]] cards that represent large animals that [[character]]s can ride, such as horses, [[Warg\|wargs]], and [[Fell Beast (6U83)\|fouler things]]. A character who is currently [[bear]]ing a '''mount''' possession is '''mounted'''.

	The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.		The horsemen of {{Card\|Rohan}} [[culture]] have the bulk of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts and cards that interact with mounts, although a handful of mostly unique mounts appear in other cultures, including {{Card\|Asfaloth}}, {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, {{Card\|Shadowfax}}, and {{Card\|Brego, Loyal Steed}}. On the Shadow side, {{Card\|Isengard}} has a whole '''[[Warg-rider]]''' [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]] with its own exclusive wargs, but they also appear in other cultures. {{C\|Wraith}} culture has a handful of black horses and {{Card\|Fell Beast}}s, {{Card\|Raider}} [[Southron]]s have their {{Card\|Mumak}}il, {{C\|Orc}} culture has its own wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}} that play on any relatively low-strength orc, and {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} is an odd wolf out.

	Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at '''[[Underground]]''' [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are '''underground''', making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.		Mounts have had a number of shared gimmicks over the years. [[Fellowship Block]] mounts like {{Card\|Black Steed}} are largely [[strength]] boosters, but are discarded at '''[[Underground]]''' [[site]]s. In that block, most site 4s and the only site 5 ({{Card\|The Bridge of Khazad-Dum}}) are '''underground''', making these cards somewhat unreliable, limiting their popularity.

	Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish ~~becomes~~ an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).		Mounts were a larger part of [[Towers Block]], with the addition of {{C\|Rohan}} culture. Most of the [[Free Peoples]] mounts in that [[Block]] were {{C\|Rohan}} culture, such as {{Card\|Rider's Mount}}, but some of them, like {{Card\|Brego}} and {{Card\|Horse of Rohan}}, could be played on [[character]]s of any culture, as long as they were a [[race]] that is tall enough to ride. Almost every Free Peoples mount in this block exerts enemy [[minion]]s at the start of a [[skirmish]]. In this block, this includes mounts of other cultures, such as {{Card\|Shadowfax}}. (In later sets, exerting at the start of a skirmish is an exclusive quality of {{C\|Rohan}} mounts in particular.) {{C\|Rohan}} cards often interact directly with mounts, either by granting bonuses to mounted characters ({{Card\|Rider's Spear}}) or taking advantage of those exertions ({{Card\|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}} and {{Card\|Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark}}).

	'''[[Warg-rider]]s''' were also introduced in [[Towers Block]], as a {{C\|Isengard}} [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]]. Warg-riders are mostly unremarkable [[minion]]s, and each of them is relatively cheap, relatively weak, and '''[[Fierce]]''' while not [[Exhausted\|exhausted]]. Most of them are fairly low-quality, but {{Card\|Warg}}, {{Card\|War-warg}}, or {{Card\|Sharku's Warg}} are powerful [[Warg]] possessions that can only be played on warg-riders. Those three mounts give large [[strength]] and [[vitality]] increases, making the warg-riders strong and difficult to kill. Warg-riders were not an especially successful experiment; except for {{Card\|Sharku, Vile Marauder}}, all warg-riders and cards which directly support warg-riders appear in [[Battle of Helm's Deep]]. In later sets, wargs can be played on any minion of the appropriate culture. This starts with {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} in [[Mount Doom]], and continues with the {{C\|Orc}}-culture wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}}.		'''[[Warg-rider]]s''' were also introduced in [[Towers Block]], as a {{C\|Isengard}} [[orc]] [[Subculture\|subculture]]. Warg-riders are mostly unremarkable [[minion]]s, and each of them is relatively cheap, relatively weak, and '''[[Fierce]]''' while not [[Exhausted\|exhausted]]. Most of them are fairly low-quality, but {{Card\|Warg}}, {{Card\|War-warg}}, or {{Card\|Sharku's Warg}} are powerful [[Warg]] possessions that can only be played on warg-riders. Those three mounts give large [[strength]] and [[vitality]] increases, making the warg-riders strong and difficult to kill. Warg-riders were not an especially successful experiment; except for {{Card\|Sharku, Vile Marauder}}, all warg-riders and cards which directly support warg-riders appear in [[Battle of Helm's Deep]]. In later sets, wargs can be played on any [[orc]] minion of the appropriate culture. This starts with {{Card\|Gothmog's Warg}} in [[Mount Doom]], and continues with the {{C\|Orc}}-culture wargs like {{Card\|Relentless Warg}}.

	[[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced another enduring design for Shadow mounts, with {{Card\|Mumak}} and {{Card\|War Mumak}}, cards for the {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]] subculture. Mumakil grant large [[strength]] bonuses and the '''[[Fierce]]''' [[Loaded Keywords\|keyword]], turning the relatively middling-strength minions of that subculture into dangerous [[skirmish]]ers. Southrons were not as focused on Mumakil as warg-riders were, but the ~~fact that~~ Southron minions ~~appear~~ in all of the sets of [[Tower Block]] and [[King Block]] made those mounts generally more useful. This design persisted when {{C\|Raider}} culture was converted to {{C\|Men}} culture, with cards like {{Card\|Beast of War}}. Plus, later {{C\|Wraith}} mounts, generally (but did not always) followed the Mumakil model, giving strength bonuses and Fierce to [[Nazgul]].		[[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced another enduring design for Shadow mounts, with {{Card\|Mumak}} and {{Card\|War Mumak}}, cards for the {{C\|Raider}} [[Southron]] subculture. Mumakil grant large [[strength]] bonuses and the '''[[Fierce]]''' [[Loaded Keywords\|keyword]], turning the relatively middling-strength minions of that subculture into dangerous [[skirmish]]ers. Southrons were not as focused on Mumakil as warg-riders were, but the greater variety of Southron minions, appearing in all of the sets of [[Tower Block]] and [[King Block]], made those mounts generally more useful. This design persisted when {{C\|Raider}} culture was converted to {{C\|Men}} culture, with cards like {{Card\|Beast of War}}. Plus, later {{C\|Wraith}} mounts, generally (but did not always) followed the Mumakil model, giving strength bonuses and Fierce to [[Nazgul]].

	After [[Towers Block]], most Free Peoples mounts granted a potpourri of different abilities, often but not always including a strength bonus. Most of these mounts are {{C\|Rohan}} culture or different versions of Shadowfax. The main exception is [[Bloodlines]], which added a a [[cycle]] of Free Peoples mounts in each culture that interact with [[Culture Tokens]].		After [[Towers Block]], most Free Peoples mounts granted a potpourri of different abilities, often but not always including a strength bonus. Most of these mounts are {{C\|Rohan}} culture or different versions of Shadowfax. The main exception is [[Bloodlines]], which added a a [[cycle]] of Free Peoples mounts in each culture that interact with [[Culture Tokens]].