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	'''The Fellowship of the Ring''' (commonly abbreviated as '''FOTR''') is the first base set of the Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game, the first set in [[Fellowship Block]], and the first set overall. It was released on November 6, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name. The set contained 365 cards (121 commons, 121 uncommons 121 rares, and 2 premium cards that only appeared in starter decks), all of which could appear in foil versions. Fourteen rares and one uncommon from the set had Tengwar versions produced. It began the pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: for each movie, one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.		'''The Fellowship of the Ring''' (commonly abbreviated as '''FOTR''') is the first base set of the Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game, the first set in [[Fellowship Block]], and the first set overall. It was released on November 6, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name. The set contained 365 cards (121 commons, 121 uncommons, 121 rares, and 2 premium cards that only appeared in starter decks), all of which could appear in foil versions. Fourteen rares and one uncommon from the set had Tengwar versions produced. It began the pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: for each movie, one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.

	== Themes and Mechanics ==		== Themes and Mechanics ==
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	\|colspan="5" \| Rare (and unique) hand weapons that can only be borne by a named companion, and which grant +2 strength, damage +1 (with the exception of Sting) and one other ability.		\|colspan="5" \| Rare (and unique) hand weapons that can only be borne by a named companion, and which grant +2 strength, damage +1 (with the exception of Sting) and one other ability.
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			\|rowspan="2" \| Signet support
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			\| {{Card\|Gandalf, the Grey Wizard}}
			\| {{Card\|Aragorn, King in Exile}}
			\| {{Card\|Frodo, Son of Drogo}}
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			\|colspan="5" \| Companions that benefit the three signets available in [[Fellowship block]]. Each set in the block had a cycle like this, although this was the only set where the cycle contained companions.
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	\|rowspan="2" \| Skirmish strength events		\|rowspan="2" \| Skirmish strength events

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	[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C\|Gandalf}} culture template, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|The ~~reverse side. Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C\|Moria}} culture template, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark and brighter / more saturated colors~~.]]		[[File:LOTR-EN01S001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|The premier Ring that one presumably Lords over.]]

	This was it. This was the set that kicked off [[The Lord of the Rings TCG]]. Released November 6th, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name, '''The Fellowship of the Ring''' (commonly abbreviated as '''FOTR''') laid down the groundwork for every set that followed it. This was the first "base set", and it started a pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: for each movie, one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.		This was it. This was the set that kicked off [[The Lord of the Rings TCG]]. Released November 6th, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name, '''The Fellowship of the Ring''' (commonly abbreviated as '''FOTR''') laid down the groundwork for every set that followed it. This was the first "base set", and it started a pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: for each movie, one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.
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	Because the cards were released a month before the movie itself did, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered "spoilers" until after the movie. As a result, FOTR included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|Sam, Faithful Companion}} references {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]; and {{Card\|Gandalf's Cart}} refers to [[Artifact]]s, which were not released until MOM and ROTEL.		Because the cards were released a month before the movie itself did, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered "spoilers" until after the movie. As a result, FOTR included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|Sam, Faithful Companion}} references {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]; and {{Card\|Gandalf's Cart}} refers to [[Artifact]]s, which were not released until MOM and ROTEL.
			{{clear}}
	== Starter Decks ==		== Starter Decks ==
	FOTR released with two standard starter decks, a pattern which would be followed by most following sets, and also included a Deluxe Starter Set. The Gandalf starter is a proto-[[Rainbow]] strategy paired with Moria, while Aragorn is a [[Ranger]] deck paired with Uruks. The two decks are not particularly well balanced, with the {{C\|Gondor}} fellowship doing a much better job of surviving, due to the number of possessions which can be played on each companion, and the fact that the {{C\|Moria}} deck suffers with only half of its usual combo, and interacting poorly with the starter-only discard shuffle rule. The Deluxe Starter Set pairs Hobbits with Nazgul.		FOTR released with two standard starter decks, a pattern which would be followed by most following sets, and also included a Deluxe Starter Set. The Gandalf starter is a proto-[[Rainbow]] strategy paired with Moria, while Aragorn is a [[Ranger]] deck paired with Uruks. The two decks are not particularly well balanced, with the {{C\|Gondor}} fellowship doing a much better job of surviving, due to the number of possessions which can be played on each companion, and the fact that the {{C\|Moria}} deck suffers with only half of its usual combo, and interacting poorly with the starter-only discard shuffle rule. The Deluxe Starter Set pairs Hobbits with Nazgul.

	* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]]: ~~{{C~~\|~~Gondor}}~~ / ~~{{C~~\|~~Isengard}}~~		<gallery widths=300px heights=350px mode="packed">
	* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Gandalf_Starter_Deck\|Gandalf Starter Deck]]: ~~{{C~~\|~~Gandalf}}~~ / ~~{{C~~\|~~Moria}}~~		File:Starter-01-Aragorn.jpg\|link=Starter Decks/Fellowship Block#FOTR Aragorn Starter Deck\|Click through to see the contents of the [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]]
	* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Deluxe_Starter_Set\|Deluxe Starter Set]]: ~~{{C~~\|~~Shire}} / {{C\|Ringwraith}}~~ / ~~{{C\|Sauron}}~~		File:Starter-01-Gandalf.jpg\|link=Starter Decks/Fellowship Block#FOTR Gandalf Starter Deck\|Click through to see the contents of the [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Gandalf_Starter_Deck\|Gandalf Starter Deck]]
			File:Starter-01-Deluxe.jpg\|link=Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Deluxe_Starter_Set\|Click through to see the contents of the [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Deluxe_Starter_Set\|Deluxe Starter Set]]
			<!--File:Rules-Starter-EN_Set-01.pdf\|Click through for the FOTR Starter Rulebook PDF-->
			</gallery>

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			[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C\|Gandalf}} culture template, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|The reverse side. Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C\|Moria}} culture template, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark and brighter / more saturated colors.]]
	== Cultures ==		== Cultures ==
	As the premier set, this was the debut for each of the following cultures. All of the [[Free Peoples]] cultures would remain relevant throughout the game's lifetime, but each of the [[Shadow (Alignment)\|Shadow]] cultures would wax and wane at different times.		As the premier set, this was the debut for each of the following cultures. All of the [[Free Peoples]] cultures would remain relevant throughout the game's lifetime, but each of the [[Shadow (Alignment)\|Shadow]] cultures would wax and wane at different times.

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	* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Gondor}} / {{C\|Isengard}}		* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Gondor}} / {{C\|Isengard}}
	* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Gandalf_Starter_Deck\|Gandalf Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Gandalf}} / {{C\|Moria}}		* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Gandalf_Starter_Deck\|Gandalf Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Gandalf}} / {{C\|Moria}}
	* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#~~FOTR_Deluxe_Starter_SetDeluxe~~ Starter Set]]: {{C\|Shire}} / {{C\|Ringwraith}} / {{C\|Sauron}}		* [[Starter_Decks/Fellowship_Block#FOTR_Deluxe_Starter_Set\|Deluxe Starter Set]]: {{C\|Shire}} / {{C\|Ringwraith}} / {{C\|Sauron}}

	== Cultures ==		== Cultures ==

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 This was it.  This was the set that kicked off [[The Lord of the Rings TCG]].  Released November 6th, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name, '''The Fellowship of the Ring''' (commonly abbreviated as '''FOTR''') laid down the groundwork for every set that followed it.  This was the first "base set", and it started a pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: for each movie, one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.
 FOTR took most of its direction cues from the dramatic combat conflicts of the first movie.  {{C|Elven}} and {{C|Gondor}} cards used many scenes from the prologue battle with Sauron, while {{C|Moria}} and {{C|Isengard}} were spearheaded by the likes of {{Card|1R165}} and {{Card|1R127}}. Being a fresh new game, most strategies relied on simple interactions on one side or another, which worked well with the new player base.
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 Because the cards were released a month before the movie itself did, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered "spoilers" until after the movie.  As a result, FOTR included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed.  {{Card|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come.  Similarly, {{Card|Sam, Faithful Companion}} references {{Card|Bill the Pony}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]; and {{Card|Gandalf's Cart}} refers to [[Artifact]]s, which were not released until MOM and ROTEL.
-[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg|frame|left|A card used to promote the release.  Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C|Gandalf}} culture template, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg|frame|right|The reverse side.  Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C|Moria}} culture template, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark and brighter / more saturated colors.]]
+== Starter Decks ==
 {{Set Table}}

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	This was it. This was the set that kicked off ~~the~~ Lord of the Rings TCG. Released November 6th, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name, ''The Fellowship of the Ring'' laid down the groundwork for every set that followed it. This was the first "base set", and it started a pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.		This was it. This was the set that kicked off [[The Lord of the Rings TCG]]. Released November 6th, 2001, one month before the theatrical release of the movie by the same name, '''The Fellowship of the Ring''' (commonly abbreviated as '''FOTR''') laid down the groundwork for every set that followed it. This was the first "base set", and it started a pattern that would define the Movie block regular release schedule: for each movie, one base set to lay down the foundation followed by two expansions to fill in the gaps.

	~~''Fellowship''~~ took most of its direction cues from the dramatic combat conflicts of the first movie. ~~Elf~~ and Gondor cards used many scenes from the prologue battle with Sauron, while Moria and Isengard were spearheaded by the likes of {{Card\|1R165}} and {{Card\|1R127}}. Being a fresh new game, most strategies relied on ~~brute force~~ on one side or another, ~~and this~~ worked well with the ~~expectations of a~~ new player base.		FOTR took most of its direction cues from the dramatic combat conflicts of the first movie. {{C\|Elven}} and {{C\|Gondor}} cards used many scenes from the prologue battle with Sauron, while {{C\|Moria}} and {{C\|Isengard}} were spearheaded by the likes of {{Card\|1R165}} and {{Card\|1R127}}. Being a fresh new game, most strategies relied on simple interactions on one side or another, which worked well with the new player base.

	~~Because~~ the ~~cards use stills~~ from ~~a movie that wouldn't come out for another month~~, ~~New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered spoilers until~~ the later ~~expansions~~. ~~As a result~~, ~~''Fellowship'' included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card~~\|~~1C349}} was the only~~ site ~~5 in~~ the ~~set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down~~ the ~~spoiler sheet only to find~~ that the ~~Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of~~ the ~~Balrog were released in~~ [[~~Mines of Moria~~]] ~~four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|1R310}} references {{Card\|3U106}}~~, ~~who was not released until~~ [[~~Realms of the Elf-lords~~]].		Many of the core mechanics took cues from the story of FOTR, which persisted throughout the lifetime of the game even when later blocks did not line up with their inclusion quite so well. For instance, [[Sanctuary\|Sanctuaries]] being at site 3 and 6 lines up with Rivendell and Lothlorien; the [[Rule of 9]] restricting the number of companions that can be played comes straight from the Fellowship's canonical size; and an emphasis on protecting the [[Ring-bearer]], [[Frodo]], at the expense of all other companions.

	[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|left\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|The reverse side. Note the early differences, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark.]]		Because the cards were released a month before the movie itself did, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered "spoilers" until after the movie. As a result, FOTR included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|Sam, Faithful Companion}} references {{Card\|Bill the Pony}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]; and {{Card\|Gandalf's Cart}} refers to [[Artifact]]s, which were not released until MOM and ROTEL.

			[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|left\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C\|Gandalf}} culture template, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|The reverse side. Note the early differences compared to the finalized {{C\|Moria}} culture template, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark and brighter / more saturated colors.]]


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	{{NavBar\|Fellowship of the Ring Index\| [[Main Page]]\|[[Promotional Set]]\|[[Mines of Moria ~~Index~~]]}}		{{NavBar\|Fellowship of the Ring Index\| [[Main Page]]\|[[Promotional\|Promotional Set]]\|[[Mines of Moria]]}}
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	Because the cards use stills from a movie that wouldn't come out for another month, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered spoilers until the later expansions. As a result, ''Fellowship'' included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|1R310}} references {{Card\|3U106}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]].		Because the cards use stills from a movie that wouldn't come out for another month, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered spoilers until the later expansions. As a result, ''Fellowship'' included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|1R310}} references {{Card\|3U106}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]].

	[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|left\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|~~A card used to promote the release~~. Note the early differences, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark.]]		[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|left\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|The reverse side. Note the early differences, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark.]]


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	\|IsOfficial=Yes		\|IsOfficial=Yes
	\|SubsetOrder=S,M		\|SubsetOrder=S,M

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	{{Set		{{Set
	\|ID=1		\|ID=1
	\|Name=Fellowship of the Ring		\|Name=The Fellowship of the Ring
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	Because the cards use stills from a movie that wouldn't come out for another month, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered spoilers until the later expansions. As a result, ''Fellowship'' included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|1R310}} references {{Card\|3U106}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]].		Because the cards use stills from a movie that wouldn't come out for another month, New Line Cinema prevented Decipher from releasing images they considered spoilers until the later expansions. As a result, ''Fellowship'' included some "prophetic" cards that referenced other cards yet to be printed. {{Card\|1C349}} was the only site 5 in the set, making it impossible to play without it, so you could imagine players' confusion as they looked down the spoiler sheet only to find that the Balrog was nowhere to be found! The first two versions of the Balrog were released in [[Mines of Moria]] four months later, but until then the site was a constant reminder of bigger and better things to come. Similarly, {{Card\|1R310}} references {{Card\|3U106}}, who was not released until [[Realms of the Elf-lords]].

	* [[~~lotr00m01\|{{ cards~~:~~lotr00m01~~.jpg~~?200~~ \|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the flat Twilight icon.}}]]		[[File:LOTR-EN00M001.0_card.jpg\|frame\|left\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the flat Twilight icon.]] [[File:LOTR-EN00M002.0_card.jpg\|frame\|right\|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark.]]
	* [[~~lotr00m02\|{{ cards~~:~~lotr00m02~~.jpg~~?200~~ \|A card used to promote the release. Note the early differences, such as the switched Culture icon / background watermark.}}]]

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