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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Elven}} [[Condition]] from the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Elven}} [[Condition]] from the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] set.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	'''Shoulder to Shoulder''' allows the Free Peoples player to redistribute [[wound]]s between [[Dwarf]]s and [[Elf\|Elves]] and vice versa, for 1 [[twilight]] per transfer. This is a deceptively strong way to heal your Fellowship, even though you're simply transferring wounds rather than actually removing them. Don't think of this card as necessarily only working between a dwarf and elf or elf and dwarf: if you've got a wound on an elf (e.g Legolas) that you'd like to have on another elf (e.g. Arwen), simply exert the dwarf to heal Legolas, then exert Arwen to heal the dwarf. It costs twice as much twilight, but it works. Don't think of this as a card where you need a deck split evenly between {{C\|Dwarven}} and {{C\|Elven}} [[culture]]s, either: all you need is one elf and one dwarf! You can splash {{Card\|Gimli, Bearer of Grudges}} or even {{Card\|Thrarin, Dwarven Smith}} into an {{C\|Elven}} deck, or {{Card\|Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad}} into a {{C\|Dwarven}} deck.		'''Shoulder to Shoulder''' allows the Free Peoples player to redistribute [[wound]]s between [[Dwarf]]s and [[Elf\|Elves]] and vice versa, for 1 [[twilight]] per transfer. This is a deceptively strong way to heal your Fellowship, even though you're simply transferring wounds rather than actually removing them. Don't think of this card as necessarily only working between a dwarf and elf or elf and dwarf: if you've got a wound on an elf (e.g Legolas) that you'd like to have on another elf (e.g. Arwen), simply exert the dwarf to heal Legolas, then exert Arwen to heal the dwarf. It costs twice as much twilight, but it works. Don't think of this as a card where you need a deck split evenly between {{C\|Dwarven}} and {{C\|Elven}} [[culture]]s, either: all you need is one elf and one dwarf! You can splash {{Card\|Gimli, Bearer of Grudges}} or even {{Card\|Thrarin, Dwarven Smith}} into an {{C\|Elven}} deck, or {{Card\|Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad}} into a {{C\|Dwarven}} deck.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
			'''Shoulder to Shoulder''' allows the Free Peoples player to redistribute [[wound]]s between [[Dwarf]]s and [[Elf\|Elves]] and vice versa, for 1 [[twilight]] per transfer. This is a deceptively strong way to heal your Fellowship, even though you're simply transferring wounds rather than actually removing them. Don't think of this card as necessarily only working between a dwarf and elf or elf and dwarf: if you've got a wound on an elf (e.g Legolas) that you'd like to have on another elf (e.g. Arwen), simply exert the dwarf to heal Legolas, then exert Arwen to heal the dwarf. It costs twice as much twilight, but it works. Don't think of this as a card where you need a deck split evenly between {{C\|Dwarven}} and {{C\|Elven}} [[culture]]s, either: all you need is one elf and one dwarf! You can splash {{Card\|Gimli, Bearer of Grudges}} or even {{Card\|Thrarin, Dwarven Smith}} into an {{C\|Elven}} deck, or {{Card\|Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad}} into a {{C\|Dwarven}} deck.

	~~A wound-redirection condition,~~ Shoulder to Shoulder ~~allows the Free Peoples player~~ to ~~redirect a wound on a Dwarf~~ to ~~an Elf and vice versa for~~ [1] ~~twilight. With [Elven~~] ~~allies like Galadriel, Lady of Light and Elrond, Lord of Rivendell as mass healing allies, Shoulder~~ to ~~Shoulder is a fantastic method to keeping~~ Legolas, Greenleaf or Gimli, Son of Gloin fully healed for the subsequent archery and skirmish ~~phases~~. ~~Shoulder~~ to ~~Shoulder does potentially create a lot~~ of ~~twilight~~, ~~making~~ it ~~susceptible~~ to ~~shadow events in general, particularly~~ [~~Raider~~] ~~events like Red Wrath~~ or ~~Whirling Strike~~, ~~or worse yet, Fierce~~ in ~~Despair. At~~ the ~~same time~~, ~~this healing engine~~ can ~~be properly coupled with wounding strategies~~ to ~~make sure minions do not survive~~ to ~~the skirmish and regroup phase~~.		Shoulder to Shoulder is a strong way to enable characters who need to [[exert]] to use some powerful ability. {{Card\|Legolas, Greenleaf}}, {{Card\|Gimli, Son of Gloin}}, {{Card\|Uri, Dwarven Lord}}, and {{Card\|Cirdan, the Shipwright}} appreciate being fully fully healed for the subsequent [[Archery Phase\|archery]] and [[skirmish phase]]s. It also makes it easier to get use out of the many powerful cards that exert dwarfs, like {{Card\|Preparations}} or {{Card\|Blood Runs Chill}}. You can also just use it to get your companions out of [[Exhausted\|the danger zone]] if they unexpectedly lose a [[skirmish]] or face a copy of {{Card\|Hate}}. Also, since Shoulder to Shoulder works in the [[maneuver phase]], you can use it to reshuffle a wound before your opponent has a chance to kill someone with {{Card\|Ulaire Enquea, Lieutenant of Morgul}} or {{Card\|Orkish Lackey}}.

	Shoulder to Shoulder ~~became even more popular~~ with ~~the maneuver wound capabilities~~ of ~~the Dwarves~~ in the ~~Battle~~ of ~~Helms Deep expansion~~ and ~~beyond~~. ~~Baruk Khazad~~, ~~Slaked Thirsts~~, ~~and other pre~~-~~skirmish wounding~~, ~~with the typical~~ "~~Rainbow Wounding~~" cards like ~~Aragorn~~'s ~~Bow~~ and ~~Eowyn~~, ~~Lady~~ of ~~Ithilien~~		The best way to get mileage out of Shoulder to Shoulder is to have a plan for where you're going to park those wounds. One of the best ways to deal with them is [[Ally\|allies]], particularly {{C\|Elven}} ones. Shoulder to Shoulder isn't limited to [[companion]]s! Simply offload those wounds to a bunch of lazy jerks chilling out in your [[support area]]. You can even turn this into a healing [[Value Engine\|value engine]], with the right allies. If you have many allies, {{Card\|Galadriel, Lady of Light}} and {{Card\|Elrond, Lord of Rivendell}} can heal them en masse. (In fact, it contributed to both of those cards getting added to the [[X-list]].) But even just {{Card\|Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad}} can absorb two wounds harmlessly every single turn. If you're not using those allies (or sometimes even if you are), you can often "park" wounds on a dwarf or elf [[ring-bearer]]—{{Card\|Gimli, Bearer of Grudges}} or {{Card\|Galadriel, Bearer of Wisdom}}—on the idea that they're unlikely to be taking wounds unexpectedly. {{Card\|Answer to All Riddles}} or {{Card\|The Ring of Doom}} can give you some extra wound storage space. You can also just park the wounds on {{Card\|Gimli, Counter of Foes}}, to strengthen him.

			The only downside to Shoulder to Shoulder is that it generates [[twilight]]. Potentially a lot of twilight, if you're using it to transfer wounds from elf to elf or dwarf to dwarf via an intermediary. This isn't as bad as it could be, since you're generating that twilight in the [[Maneuver Phase]]. (You can even use it to safely enable {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards that want to spot twilight tokens, like {{Card\|Deep in Thought}}.) That twilight isn't available to the Shadow player to use to play more [[minion]]s (unless you move again this turn!). Also, you can just look at the board and make sure there aren't any cards in play that can soak up that extra twilight, like {{Card\|Greed}}, {{Card\|Howl of Harad}}, {{Card\|Easterling Captain}}, or {{Card\|Rapid Reload}}. Be careful against {{C\|Raider}}s in general, though: {{Card\|Whirling Strike}}, {{Card\|Red Wrath}}, or {{Card\|Fierce in Despair}} can take out a companion unexpectedly.

	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =
			== Synergizes With... ==
			* {{C\|Dwarven}} and {{C\|Elven}} companions with strong [[exert]]ion abilities, like {{Card\|Legolas, Greenleaf}}, {{Card\|Gimli, Son of Gloin}}, {{Card\|Uri, Dwarven Lord}}, and {{Card\|Cirdan, the Shipwright}}, or strong cards that exert dwarfs or elves, like {{Card\|Preparations}} or {{Card\|Blood Runs Chill}}.
			* Dwarf and elf [[Ally\|allies]], especially the {{C\|Elven}} allies that heal themselves or other allies, like {{Card\|Galadriel, Lady of Light}}, {{Card\|Elrond, Lord of Rivendell}}, and {{Card\|Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad}}.
			* Companions that want to be wounded, like {{Card\|Gimli, Counter of Foes}}.

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

	* ~~Free Peoples pre-!skirmish~~ wounding, ~~particularly~~ when ~~moving exertions~~ to ~~allies like Grimir, Dwarven Elder~~		* Shadow [[direct wounding]], especially when it's trying to kill someone off and especially in the maneuver phase. Examples: {{Card\|Ulaire Enquea, Lieutenant of Morgul}}, {{Card\|Hate}}, and {{Card\|Orkish Lackey}}
	* Shadow pre-skirmish wounding redirection, avoiding cards like Ulaire Enquea, Lieutenant of Morgul, Hate, ~~or Greed~~		* In combination with self-healing {{C\|Elven}} allies, it's strong against [[Grind\|grind]] strategies like [[archery]] and [[Sauron Grind]]
	* ~~Works well~~ with ~~Lend Us Your Aid~~ and ~~other exert events~~
	* Strengthening Gimli, Counter of Foes

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

	* ~~Condition discarding~~		* Expensive Shadow [[event]]s and abilities that work in the [[Maneuver Phase]] or later. Cards like {{Card\|Greed}}, {{Card\|Howl of Harad}}, {{Card\|Easterling Captain}}, or {{Card\|Rapid Reload}}, but {{C\|Raider}} events like {{Card\|Whirling Strike}}, {{Card\|Red Wrath}}, or {{Card\|Fierce in Despair}} can come out of their hand unexpectedly.
	* Shoulder to Shoulder creates a lot of ~~twilight for the Shadow player~~, ~~particularly problematic against [~~Raider~~] cards~~ like Whirling Strike or Red Wrath		* Both {{Card\|Steward's Tomb}} and {{Card\|18U139}}
	* Minions who use excess twilight in ~~the skirmish phase, like Easterling Captain and Ulaire Attea, Keeper~~ of ~~Dol Guldur~~.



	= See Also =		= See Also =
	== Decks ==		== Decks ==

			* [https://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php?topic=11946.0 Every My Heart Rises/Greyhame], a Movie Block deck by Enduring on The Last Homely House forums

	'''Movie Block Shoulder to Shoulder Wounding by fenix'''		'''Movie Block Shoulder to Shoulder Wounding by fenix'''

	Starting:		Starting:
	* Gimli, Bearer of Grudges		* {{Card\|Gimli, Bearer of Grudges}}
	* The One Ring, Answer to All Riddles		* {{Card\|The One Ring, Answer to All Riddles}}
	* Legolas, Greenleaf		* {{Card\|Legolas, Greenleaf}}
	* Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath		* {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}}

	Draw Deck		Draw Deck
	* Durin III, Dwarven Lord x3		* {{Card\|Durin III, Dwarven Lord}} x3
	* Faramir, Son of Denethor x2		* {{Card\|Faramir, Son of Denethor}} x2
	* Sam, Son of Hamfast x2		* {{Card\|Sam, Son of Hamfast}} x2

	* Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad x2		* {{Card\|Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad}} x2
	* Galadriel, Lady of the Golden Wood		* {{Card\|Galadriel, Lady of the Golden Wood}}

	* Gimli's Battle Axe, Trusted Weapon		* {{Card\|Gimli's Battle Axe, Trusted Weapon}}
	* Dwarven Axe		* {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}}
	* Dwarven Bracers		* {{Card\|Dwarven Bracers}}
	* Hand Axe		* {{Card\|Hand Axe}}
	* Ring of Accretion		* {{Card\|Ring of Accretion}}
	* Ring of Fury		* {{Card\|Ring of Fury}}
	* Aiglos		* {{Card\|Aiglos}}

	* The Tale of Gil-Galad		* {{Card\|The Tale of Gil-Galad}}
	* Slaked Thirsts x3		* {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} x3
	* Preparations x2		* {{Card\|Preparations}} x2
	* Shadow Between		* {{Card\|Shadow Between}}
	* Shoulder to Shoulder		* {{Card\|Shoulder to Shoulder}}
	* The Last Alliance of Elves and Men		* {{Card\|The Last Alliance of Elves and Men}}

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	Gimli, Bearer of Grudges		Starting:
	The One Ring, Answer to All Riddles		* Gimli, Bearer of Grudges
	Legolas, Greenleaf		* The One Ring, Answer to All Riddles
	Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath		* Legolas, Greenleaf
			* Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath

	Draw Deck		Draw Deck
	Durin III, Dwarven Lord x3		* Durin III, Dwarven Lord x3
	Faramir, Son of Denethor x2		* Faramir, Son of Denethor x2
	Sam, Son of Hamfast x2		* Sam, Son of Hamfast x2

	Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad x2		* Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad x2
	Galadriel, Lady of the Golden Wood		* Galadriel, Lady of the Golden Wood

	Gimli's Battle Axe, Trusted Weapon		* Gimli's Battle Axe, Trusted Weapon
	Dwarven Axe		* Dwarven Axe
	Dwarven Bracers		* Dwarven Bracers
	Hand Axe		* Hand Axe
	Ring of Accretion		* Ring of Accretion
	Ring of Fury		* Ring of Fury
	Aiglos		* Aiglos

	The Tale of Gil-Galad		* The Tale of Gil-Galad
	Slaked Thirsts x3		* Slaked Thirsts x3
	Preparations x2		* Preparations x2
	Shadow Between		* Shadow Between
	Shoulder to Shoulder		* Shoulder to Shoulder
	The Last Alliance of Elves and Men		* The Last Alliance of Elves and Men

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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Elven}} [[Condition]] from the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Elven}} [[Condition]] from the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] set.

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	~~\| GameText=Plays to your support area. Maneuver: Add (1) and exert a Dwarf to heal an Elf, or add (1) and exert an Elf to heal a Dwarf.~~
	~~\| Lore=“‘May it be a sign that though the world is now dark better days are at hand, and that friendship shall be renewed between our peoples.'”~~
	~~\| Rarity=C~~
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	= ~~General~~ Strategy =

	A wound-redirection condition, Shoulder to Shoulder allows the Free Peoples player to redirect a wound on a Dwarf to an Elf and vice versa for [1] twilight. With [Elven] allies like Galadriel, Lady of Light and Elrond, Lord of Rivendell as mass healing allies, Shoulder to Shoulder is a fantastic method to keeping Legolas, Greenleaf or Gimli, Son of Gloin fully healed for the subsequent archery and skirmish phases. Shoulder to Shoulder does potentially create a lot of twilight, making it susceptible to shadow events in general, particularly [Raider] events like Red Wrath or Whirling Strike, or worse yet, Fierce in Despair. At the same time, this healing engine can be properly coupled with wounding strategies to make sure minions do not survive to the skirmish and regroup phase.		A wound-redirection condition, Shoulder to Shoulder allows the Free Peoples player to redirect a wound on a Dwarf to an Elf and vice versa for [1] twilight. With [Elven] allies like Galadriel, Lady of Light and Elrond, Lord of Rivendell as mass healing allies, Shoulder to Shoulder is a fantastic method to keeping Legolas, Greenleaf or Gimli, Son of Gloin fully healed for the subsequent archery and skirmish phases. Shoulder to Shoulder does potentially create a lot of twilight, making it susceptible to shadow events in general, particularly [Raider] events like Red Wrath or Whirling Strike, or worse yet, Fierce in Despair. At the same time, this healing engine can be properly coupled with wounding strategies to make sure minions do not survive to the skirmish and regroup phase.
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	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =
			== Strong Versus... ==
	=== Strong Versus... ===

	* Free Peoples pre-!skirmish wounding, particularly when moving exertions to allies like Grimir, Dwarven Elder		* Free Peoples pre-!skirmish wounding, particularly when moving exertions to allies like Grimir, Dwarven Elder
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	=== Weak Versus... ===		== Weak Versus... ==

	* Condition discarding		* Condition discarding
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	* Minions who use excess twilight in the skirmish phase, like Easterling Captain and Ulaire Attea, Keeper of Dol Guldur.		* Minions who use excess twilight in the skirmish phase, like Easterling Captain and Ulaire Attea, Keeper of Dol Guldur.

	= ~~Example~~ Decks =

			= See Also =
			== Decks ==


	'''Movie Block Shoulder to Shoulder Wounding by fenix'''		'''Movie Block Shoulder to Shoulder Wounding by fenix'''

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| Rarity=C
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= General Strategy =

A wound-redirection condition, Shoulder to Shoulder allows the Free Peoples player to redirect a wound on a Dwarf to an Elf and vice versa for [1] twilight. With [Elven] allies like Galadriel, Lady of Light and Elrond, Lord of Rivendell as mass healing allies, Shoulder to Shoulder is a fantastic method to keeping Legolas, Greenleaf or Gimli, Son of Gloin fully healed for the subsequent archery and skirmish phases. Shoulder to Shoulder does potentially create a lot of twilight, making it susceptible to shadow events in general, particularly [Raider] events like Red Wrath or Whirling Strike, or worse yet, Fierce in Despair. At the same time, this healing engine can be properly coupled with wounding strategies to make sure minions do not survive to the skirmish and regroup phase.

Shoulder to Shoulder became even more popular with the maneuver wound capabilities of the Dwarves in the Battle of Helms Deep expansion and beyond. Baruk Khazad, Slaked Thirsts, and other pre-skirmish wounding, with the typical "Rainbow Wounding" cards like Aragorn's Bow and Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien

= Strengths and Weaknesses =

=== Strong Versus... ===

* Free Peoples pre-!skirmish wounding, particularly when moving exertions to allies like Grimir, Dwarven Elder
* Shadow pre-skirmish wounding redirection, avoiding cards like Ulaire Enquea, Lieutenant of Morgul, Hate, or Greed
* Works well with Lend Us Your Aid and other exert events
* Strengthening Gimli, Counter of Foes

=== Weak Versus... ===

* Condition discarding
* Shoulder to Shoulder creates a lot of twilight for the Shadow player, particularly problematic against [Raider] cards like Whirling Strike or Red Wrath
* Minions who use excess twilight in the skirmish phase, like Easterling Captain and Ulaire Attea, Keeper of Dol Guldur.

= Example Decks =

'''Movie Block Shoulder to Shoulder Wounding by fenix'''

Gimli, Bearer of Grudges
The One Ring, Answer to All Riddles
Legolas, Greenleaf
Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath

Draw Deck
Durin III, Dwarven Lord x3
Faramir, Son of Denethor x2
Sam, Son of Hamfast x2

Elrond, Herald to Gil-Galad x2
Galadriel, Lady of the Golden Wood

Gimli's Battle Axe, Trusted Weapon
Dwarven Axe
Dwarven Bracers
Hand Axe
Ring of Accretion
Ring of Fury
Aiglos

The Tale of Gil-Galad
Slaked Thirsts x3
Preparations x2
Shadow Between
Shoulder to Shoulder
The Last Alliance of Elves and Men

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