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	Running is an informal game term. Running means moving down the [[Site Path\|site path]] with your [[Fellowship]] as fast as you possibly can, making a [[Double Move\|double move]] (or more, with [[Move Limit]]-increasing cards) every turn that it wouldn't skip past a [[Sanctuary]], and sometimes even skipping Sanctuaries if you can afford it. The usual strategy for a run is to go from site 1 to site 3 on turn one, get to site 6 on turn 3, and finish the game on turn 5.		'''Running''' is an informal game term. Running means moving down the [[Site Path\|site path]] with your [[Fellowship]] as fast as you possibly can, making a [[Double Move\|double move]] (or more, with [[Move Limit]]-increasing cards) every turn that it wouldn't skip past a [[Sanctuary]], and sometimes even skipping Sanctuaries if you can afford it. The usual strategy for a run is to go from site 1 to site 3 on turn one, get to site 6 on turn 3, and finish the game on turn 5.

	If you think your [[Free Peoples]] deck is much stronger than the opponents [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck, you probably want to run. [[Ent]]s are generally very good at running.		If you think your [[Free Peoples]] deck is much stronger than the opponents [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck, you probably want to run. [[Ent]]s are generally very good at running.
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	The opposite of running is being [[Stop\|stopped]]. If your Shadow deck prevents the Free Peoples player from double-moving, you forced a stop.		The opposite of running is being [[Stop\|stopped]]. If your Shadow deck prevents the Free Peoples player from double-moving, you forced a stop.

			"Run" is also used to mean the act of putting a card in your deck and playing it. The vast majority of {{C\|Gondor}} decks run some version of [[Aragorn]], for example.

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Running is an informal game term. Running means moving down the [[Site Path|site path]] with your [[Fellowship]] as fast as you possibly can, making a [[Double Move|double move]] (or more, with [[Move Limit]]-increasing cards) every turn that it wouldn't skip past a [[Sanctuary]], and sometimes even skipping Sanctuaries if you can afford it. The usual strategy for a run is to go from site 1 to site 3 on turn one, get to site 6 on turn 3, and finish the game on turn 5.

If you think your [[Free Peoples]] deck is much stronger than the opponents [[Shadow Alignment|Shadow]] deck, you probably want to run. [[Ent]]s are generally very good at running.

The opposite of running is being [[Stop|stopped]]. If your Shadow deck prevents the Free Peoples player from double-moving, you forced a stop.

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