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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] set.

	{{CardInfobox\|5U115}}		{{CardInfobox\|5U115}}

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

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

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	This version of Sam is intended to roll with the Shadow player's punches, simply shrugging off whatever they have. The built-in overwhelm protection allows his ~~naturally~~ high vitality to shine while any number of healing techniques (a {{C\|Shire}} specialty) ~~puts~~ him back where he started and ready for more. {{Card\|Rosie Cotton, Hobbiton Lass}} is a natural partner, either on her own for the strength boost and to remove a single wound in a pinch or with the rest of the [[Hobbit Hospital]] to constantly push wounds away.		This version of Sam is intended to roll with the Shadow player's punches, simply shrugging off whatever they have. The built-in overwhelm protection allows his high vitality to shine while any number of healing techniques (a {{C\|Shire}} specialty) can put him back where he started and ready for more. {{Card\|Rosie Cotton, Hobbiton Lass}} is a natural partner, either on her own for the strength boost and to remove a single wound in a pinch or with the rest of the [[Hobbit Hospital]] to constantly push wounds away.

	If Frodo, Sam, and Smeagol ~~can make it to site 9, they're~~ often completely unassailable. Swarm strategies need to be able to at least double Frodo's strength (and often triple it, thanks to {{Card\|Bounder}} or {{Card\|Severed His Bonds}}) and triple Sam's. Armed just with their swords, Frodo is 6 or 7 strength depending on The One Ring and Sam is 5, requiring 3 minions with 5 strength on each of them to overcome. Smeagol takes another ~~minion~~, meaning the Shadow player has to put forth at least 7 minions to have a chance -- and that's when there are only 3 companions. With {{Card\|A Promise}} or a pump, ~~overwhelming both Hobbits quickly becomes unfeasible, requiring what~~ would normally be a full swarm's worth of minions to kill just one of ~~them~~. A solid showing of fierce minions may have a shot if they can kill one of the characters in a first ~~skirmish~~, although doing so almost always requires more than the 12 twilight guaranteed by the move.		At site 9, Frodo, Sam, and Smeagol are often completely unassailable. Swarm strategies need to be able to at least double Frodo's strength (and often triple it, thanks to {{Card\|Bounder}} or {{Card\|Severed His Bonds}}) and triple Sam's. Armed just with their swords, Frodo is 6 or 7 strength depending on The One Ring and Sam is 5, requiring 3 minions with 5 strength on each of them to overcome. Smeagol takes another, meaning the Shadow player has to put forth at least 7 minions to have a chance -- and that's when there are only 3 companions. With {{Card\|A Promise}} or a pump, would normally be a full swarm's worth of minions would be required to kill just one of the Hobbits. A solid showing of fierce minions may have a shot if they can kill one of the characters in a first skirmishes, although doing so almost always requires more than the 12 twilight guaranteed by the move.

	Moving just once per turn keeps the trio armed and ready, an incredibly tough nut for the Shadow player to crack. However, if an opponent is ahead on the adventure path there may be no need to try. Double moves are always riskier for smaller Fellowships but may be necessary to have a shot at winning, and when one of the three has to die it can be tough to decide which.		All the Free Peoples player has to do, then, is make it that far. Moving just once per turn keeps the trio armed and ready, an incredibly tough nut for the Shadow player to crack. However, if an opponent is ahead on the adventure path there may be no need to try. Double moves are always riskier for smaller Fellowships but may be necessary to have a shot at winning, and when one of the three has to die it can be tough to decide which.

	Losing Frodo or Sam means half of Sam's survivability fizzles out as well, so choosing to send Sam home would be the obvious choice if not for his response action. The ability to carry on when your Ring-bearer dies can rarely be overvalued, and with {{Card\|A Promise}} even a Smeagol-oriented deck may get rid of the treacherous little toad to keep Frodo and Sam together. If there are no copies of A Promise around, however, {{Card\|Sting, Baggins Heirloom}} is such a potent tool when combined with some of Smeagol's other tricks that Sam might need to be the one to go home. When Frodo is laden with many burdens and there's no relief in sight, granting him eternal rest can be the best option regardless of other considerations.		Losing Frodo or Sam means half of Sam's survivability fizzles out as well, so choosing to send Sam home would be the obvious choice if not for his response action. The ability to carry on when your Ring-bearer dies can rarely be overvalued, and with {{Card\|A Promise}} even a Smeagol-oriented deck may get rid of the treacherous little toad to keep Frodo and Sam together. If there are no copies of A Promise around, however, {{Card\|Sting, Baggins Heirloom}} is such a potent tool when combined with some of Smeagol's other tricks that Sam might need to be the one to go home. When Frodo is laden with many burdens and there's no relief in sight, granting him eternal rest can be the best option regardless of other considerations.
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	This is perhaps the least flexible version of Sam. Since using this card means Smeagol is a key part of the deck, you typically choose him because of how most of your deck already looks rather than choose much of your deck because of him. {{Card\|Sam, Great Elf Warrior}} in Movie block has the strength to not just fend off being overwhelmed but win skirmishes, which further confines him to either Towers or a deck with no Hobbit companions other than Frodo and Sam.		This is perhaps the least flexible version of Sam. Since using this card means Smeagol is a key part of the deck, you typically choose him because of how most of your deck already looks rather than choose much of your deck because of him. {{Card\|Sam, Great Elf Warrior}} in Movie block has the strength to not just fend off being overwhelmed but win skirmishes, which further confines him to either Towers or a deck with no Hobbit companions other than Frodo and Sam.

	Even when he does fit into a deck nicely, ~~his text~~ is a deckbuilding blessing and curse: he doesn't need (and can't use) the overwhelm protection from {{Card\|Bounder}} or {{Card\|Severed His Bonds}}, but any other Hobbits still do. These effects provide somewhat less benefit as a result, creating tension between including enough to keep Frodo alive and not including so much that Sam's text is redundant. When {{Card\|Frodo, Old Bilbo's Heir}} is your ring-bearer, for example, you're able to use Bounder reliably enough already and may get more out of {{Card\|Sam, Samwise the Brave}} or {{Card\|Sam, Son of Hamfast}} instead. However, if one copy of Bounder or Severed His Bonds is all you have, Nice Sensible Hobbit goes a long way to help you get by without it until site 8 or 9 -- hopefully you'll draw it by then!		Even when he does fit into a deck nicely, he is a deckbuilding blessing and curse: he doesn't need (and can't use) the overwhelm protection from {{Card\|Bounder}} or {{Card\|Severed His Bonds}}, but any other Hobbits still do. These effects provide somewhat less benefit as a result, creating tension between including enough to keep Frodo alive and not including so much that Sam's text is redundant. When {{Card\|Frodo, Old Bilbo's Heir}} is your ring-bearer, for example, you're able to use Bounder reliably enough already and may get more out of {{Card\|Sam, Samwise the Brave}} or {{Card\|Sam, Son of Hamfast}} instead. However, if one copy of Bounder or Severed His Bonds is all you have, Nice Sensible Hobbit goes a long way to help you get by without it until site 8 or 9 -- hopefully you'll draw it by then!

	{{Card\|A Promise}} is absolutely essential for Sam, with each additional point of strength he has requiring three more for the Shadow Player to overwhelm him. {{Card\|A Talent for Not Being Seen}} negates the twilight Sam adds each move, and a deck of just Frodo, Sam, and Smeagol (especially {{Card\|Smeagol, Slinker}}) is a powerful choke deck in any format. This is made even stronger with {{Card\|Bill the Pony}} in Towers. Without the twilight to make a real impact there is little to fear when moving once per turn, though several Free Peoples events may be needed to move in the regroup phase if there are minions on the table or twilight left in the pool. When possible, going from 3-5 is safest since site 4 can be chosen to give the Shadow player nothing to work with -- the move to {{Card\|Ered Nimrais}} can be reduced to provide just 3 twilight. 5-7 may also be feasible if you already have sustainable healing set up.		{{Card\|A Promise}} is absolutely essential for Sam, with each additional point of strength he has requiring three more for the Shadow Player to overwhelm him. {{Card\|A Talent for Not Being Seen}} negates the twilight Sam adds each move, and a deck of just Frodo, Sam, and Smeagol (especially {{Card\|Smeagol, Slinker}}) is a powerful choke deck in any format. This is made even stronger with {{Card\|Bill the Pony}} in Towers. Without the twilight to make a real impact there is little to fear when moving once per turn, though several Free Peoples events may be needed to move in the regroup phase if there are minions on the table or twilight left in the pool. When possible, going from 3-5 is safest since site 4 can be chosen to give the Shadow player nothing to work with -- the move to {{Card\|Ered Nimrais}} can be reduced to provide just 3 twilight. 5-7 may also be feasible if you already have sustainable healing set up.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	'~~'In this section~~, ~~describe:''~~		This version of Sam is intended to roll with the Shadow player's punches, simply shrugging off whatever they have. The built-in overwhelm protection allows his naturally high vitality to shine while any number of healing techniques (a {{C\|Shire}} specialty) puts him back where he started and ready for more. {{Card\|Rosie Cotton, Hobbiton Lass}} is a natural partner, either on her own for the strength boost and to remove a single wound in a pinch or with the rest of the [[Hobbit Hospital]] to constantly push wounds away.

	* ''~~General usage~~''		If Frodo, Sam, and Smeagol can make it to site 9, they're often completely unassailable. Swarm strategies need to be able to at least double Frodo's strength (and often triple it, thanks to {{Card\|Bounder}} or {{Card\|Severed His Bonds}}) and triple Sam's. Armed just with their swords, Frodo is 6 or 7 strength depending on The One Ring and Sam is 5, requiring 3 minions with 5 strength on each of them to overcome. Smeagol takes another minion, meaning the Shadow player has to put forth at least 7 minions to have a chance -- and that's when there are only 3 companions. With {{Card\|A Promise}} or a pump, overwhelming both Hobbits quickly becomes unfeasible, requiring what would normally be a full swarm's worth of minions to kill just one of them. A solid showing of fierce minions may have a shot if they can kill one of the characters in a first skirmish, although doing so almost always requires more than the 12 twilight guaranteed by the move.
	* ''Unorthodox or ~~subtle usage'~~'
	* '~~'Common pitfalls~~ of ~~using this card~~''		Moving just once per turn keeps the trio armed and ready, an incredibly tough nut for the Shadow player to crack. However, if an opponent is ahead on the adventure path there may be no need to try. Double moves are always riskier for smaller Fellowships but may be necessary to have a shot at winning, and when one of the three has to die it can be tough to decide which.

			Losing Frodo or Sam means half of Sam's survivability fizzles out as well, so choosing to send Sam home would be the obvious choice if not for his response action. The ability to carry on when your Ring-bearer dies can rarely be overvalued, and with {{Card\|A Promise}} even a Smeagol-oriented deck may get rid of the treacherous little toad to keep Frodo and Sam together. If there are no copies of A Promise around, however, {{Card\|Sting, Baggins Heirloom}} is such a potent tool when combined with some of Smeagol's other tricks that Sam might need to be the one to go home. When Frodo is laden with many burdens and there's no relief in sight, granting him eternal rest can be the best option regardless of other considerations.

	== Deckbuilding Strategy ==		== Deckbuilding Strategy ==
	''~~In this section~~, ~~describe:~~''		This is perhaps the least flexible version of Sam. Since using this card means Smeagol is a key part of the deck, you typically choose him because of how most of your deck already looks rather than choose much of your deck because of him. {{Card\|Sam, Great Elf Warrior}} in Movie block has the strength to not just fend off being overwhelmed but win skirmishes, which further confines him to either Towers or a deck with no Hobbit companions other than Frodo and Sam.

			Even when he does fit into a deck nicely, his text is a deckbuilding blessing and curse: he doesn't need (and can't use) the overwhelm protection from {{Card\|Bounder}} or {{Card\|Severed His Bonds}}, but any other Hobbits still do. These effects provide somewhat less benefit as a result, creating tension between including enough to keep Frodo alive and not including so much that Sam's text is redundant. When {{Card\|Frodo, Old Bilbo's Heir}} is your ring-bearer, for example, you're able to use Bounder reliably enough already and may get more out of {{Card\|Sam, Samwise the Brave}} or {{Card\|Sam, Son of Hamfast}} instead. However, if one copy of Bounder or Severed His Bonds is all you have, Nice Sensible Hobbit goes a long way to help you get by without it until site 8 or 9 -- hopefully you'll draw it by then!

	* ''Cards and strategies this card works well with''		{{Card\|A Promise}} is absolutely essential for Sam, with each additional point of strength he has requiring three more for the Shadow Player to overwhelm him. {{Card\|A Talent for Not Being Seen}} negates the twilight Sam adds each move, and a deck of just Frodo, Sam, and Smeagol (especially {{Card\|Smeagol, Slinker}}) is a powerful choke deck in any format. This is made even stronger with {{Card\|Bill the Pony}} in Towers. Without the twilight to make a real impact there is little to fear when moving once per turn, though several Free Peoples events may be needed to move in the regroup phase if there are minions on the table or twilight left in the pool. When possible, going from 3-5 is safest since site 4 can be chosen to give the Shadow player nothing to work with -- the move to {{Card\|Ered Nimrais}} can be reduced to provide just 3 twilight. 5-7 may also be feasible if you already have sustainable healing set up.
	* ''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''~~

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

	* ~~''List friendly cards that work well with this card''~~		* {{Card\|A Promise}}
			* {{Card\|Rosie Cotton, Hobbiton Lass}}
			* {{Card\|Smeagol, Slinker}}

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

	* '~~'List enemy cards this card does well against''~~		* Fierce minions with high strength such as Nazgul and {{C\|Isengard}} trackers, which will let Sam get twice as much use out of his overwhelm protection
			* Beatdown decks, which rely on breaking down the Fellowship's strongest fighters over two or three sites
			* Swarm decks, which will have to try to overwhelm Frodo before Sam and overcome the strength bonus of The One Ring twice

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

	* ~~''List enemy or friendly cards~~ to ~~avoid playing this card with''~~		* {{C\|Isengard}} Orcs, which are at their strongest against a Fellowship built to merely survive
			* {{C\|Dunland}} decks, which only need to win skirmishes to inflict long-term damage to the Fellowship
	~~= Rulings =~~
	~~''In this section'':~~

	* ~~''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''~~

	= Alternate Personas =		= Alternate Personas =
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	= See Also =		= See Also =
	* ~~''Add links to the wayback machine~~ (~~or wiki archival links~~) ~~for official Decipher articles regarding the card~~''		==Sample Deck==
	* '~~'Link to decks that use this card''~~		Format: [[Towers Standard]]
	~~[[Category:Cards That Need Work]]~~		* Ring-bearer: {{Card\|Frodo, Reluctant Adventurer}}
			* Ring: {{Card\|The One Ring, Answer To All Riddles}}

			Free Peoples Draw Deck (35 cards):
			* 1x {{Card\|Smeagol, Slinker}}
			* 1x {{Card\|Merry, Friend to Sam}}
			* 1x {{Card\|Pippin, Hobbit of Some Intelligence}}
			* 1x {{Card\|Sam, Nice Sensible Hobbit}}
			* 1x {{Card\|Bounder}}
			* 1x {{Card\|Rosie Cotton, Hobbiton Lass}}
			* 2x {{Card\|Brace of Coneys}}
			* 2x {{Card\|Frodo's Cloak}}
			* 2x {{Card\|Hobbit Sword}}
			* 2x {{Card\|Sting, Baggins Heirloom}}
			* 4x {{Card\|Don't Follow the Lights}}
			* 3x {{Card\|Not Listening}}
			* 3x {{Card\|Hobbit Intuition}}
			* 2x {{Card\|Don't Look at Them}}
			* 1x {{Card\|Follow Smeagol}}
			* 4x {{Card\|A Promise}}
			* 1x {{Card\|A Talent for Not Being Seen}}
			* 4x {{Card\|The Shire Countryside}}

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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] set.

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			{{NavBar\|5U115\|[[Battle of Helm's Deep Index]]\|[[Rare Good Ballast (5U114)\|Rare Good Ballast (5U114)]]\|[[Sting, Baggins Heirloom (5R116)\|Sting, Baggins Heirloom (5R116)]]}}
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	{{~~NavBar\|Lotr05115~~\|Battle of Helm's Deep ~~Index\|Rare Good Ballast (5U114)\|Sting, Baggins Heirloom (5R116)}}~~		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] set.

			{{CardInfobox\|5U115}}

	{{~~LegacyCardInfoBox~~		{{QueryCardCategories\|5U115}}
	\| ~~TLHHImage=LOTR05115~~		= Strategy =
	~~\| WikiImage~~=~~LOTR05115~~		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	~~\| SetNum~~=05		''In this section, describe:''
	~~\| CardNum~~=~~115~~
	~~\| SetName~~=~~Battle of Helm's Deep~~
	~~\| Side~~=~~Free Peoples~~
	~~\| Culture~~=~~Shire~~
	~~\| Twilight=2~~
	~~\| FullCardType=Companion • Hobbit~~
	~~\| Stat1Name=Strength~~
	~~\| Stat1=3~~
	~~\| Stat2Name=Vitality~~
	~~\| Stat2=4~~
	~~\| Stat3Name=Resistance~~
	~~\| Stat3=5~~
	~~\| Stat4Name=~~
	~~\| Stat4=~~
	~~\| GameText=Ring-bound. While you can spot Frodo and Smeagol~~, ~~Sam may not be overwhelmed unless is strength is tripled. Response~~: ~~If Frodo is killed, make Sam the Ring-bearer (resistance 5).~~
	~~\| Lore=“‘Trust Sméagol now? Very, very good.~~'”
	~~\| Rarity=U~~
	~~\| 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... ===		== 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 Personas =
	~~== Other Versions of Sam ==~~		{{AlternateVersionTable\|5U115}}

	* [[lotr00078\|Steadfast Friend (P)]]		= See Also =
	* ~~[[lotr00w13\|Lover of Trees (W)]]~~		* ''Add links to the wayback machine (or wiki archival links) for official Decipher articles regarding the card''
	* [[lotr01310\|Faithful Companion]]		* ''Link to decks that use this card''
	* [[lotr01311\|Son of Hamfast]]		[[Category:Cards That Need Work]]
	* [[lotr02114\|Proper Poet]]
	* [[lotr02m03\|Proper Poet (M)]]
	* [[lotr04315\|Frodo'~~s Gardener]]~~
	* [[lotr04316\|Samwise the ~~Brave]]~~
	* [[lotr07326\|Needer of Vittles]]
	* [[lotr07327\|Resolute Halfling]]
	* [[lotr10122\|Great Elf Warrior]]
	* [[lotr10122t\|Great Elf Warrior (T)]]
	* ~~[[lotr11172\|Steadfast Friend]]~~
	* [[lotr13156\|Bearer of Great Need]]
	* [[~~lotr13156t\|Bearer of Great~~ Need ~~(T)]]~~
	* [[lotr13f16\|Bearer of Great Need (F)]]
	* [[lotr15153\|Innocent Traveler]]
	* [[lotr19032\|Loyal Friend]]

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{{NavBar|Lotr05115|Battle of Helm's Deep Index|Rare Good Ballast (5U114)|Sting, Baggins Heirloom (5R116)}}

{{LegacyCardInfoBox
| TLHHImage=LOTR05115
| WikiImage=LOTR05115
| SetNum=05
| CardNum=115
| SetName=Battle of Helm's Deep
| Side=Free Peoples
| Culture=Shire
| Twilight=2
| FullCardType=Companion • Hobbit
| Stat1Name=Strength
| Stat1=3
| Stat2Name=Vitality
| Stat2=4
| Stat3Name=Resistance
| Stat3=5
| Stat4Name=
| Stat4=
| GameText=Ring-bound. While you can spot Frodo and Smeagol, Sam may not be overwhelmed unless is strength is tripled. Response: If Frodo is killed, make Sam the Ring-bearer (resistance 5).
| Lore=“‘Trust Sméagol now? Very, very good.'”
| Rarity=U
| 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 Sam ==

* [[lotr00078|Steadfast Friend (P)]]
* [[lotr00w13|Lover of Trees (W)]]
* [[lotr01310|Faithful Companion]]
* [[lotr01311|Son of Hamfast]]
* [[lotr02114|Proper Poet]]
* [[lotr02m03|Proper Poet (M)]]
* [[lotr04315|Frodo's Gardener]]
* [[lotr04316|Samwise the Brave]]
* [[lotr07326|Needer of Vittles]]
* [[lotr07327|Resolute Halfling]]
* [[lotr10122|Great Elf Warrior]]
* [[lotr10122t|Great Elf Warrior (T)]]
* [[lotr11172|Steadfast Friend]]
* [[lotr13156|Bearer of Great Need]]
* [[lotr13156t|Bearer of Great Need (T)]]
* [[lotr13f16|Bearer of Great Need (F)]]
* [[lotr15153|Innocent Traveler]]
* [[lotr19032|Loyal Friend]]

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