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Eomund: Fixed starter deck links

2024-06-25T22:57:05Z

Fixed starter deck links

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	The face cards for the starter decks were {{Card\|Aragorn, Swift Hunter}} and {{Card\|Mauhur, Relentless Hunter}}. Each deck contained contained four copies of its face card, rather than the usual two. The Aragorn deck is the second time that a face card companion was not intended to be played as part of the starting fellowship; instead, Aragorn was meant to be tutored using {{Card\|15S189}}. The first time this happened was in the [[Starter_Decks/WOTR_Block#TTT_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]] from the [[Two Towers]], which used the similar site {{Card\|The Riddermark}} to tutor for Aragorn.		The face cards for the starter decks were {{Card\|Aragorn, Swift Hunter}} and {{Card\|Mauhur, Relentless Hunter}}. Each deck contained contained four copies of its face card, rather than the usual two. The Aragorn deck is the second time that a face card companion was not intended to be played as part of the starting fellowship; instead, Aragorn was meant to be tutored using {{Card\|15S189}}. The first time this happened was in the [[Starter_Decks/WOTR_Block#TTT_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]] from the [[Two Towers]], which used the similar site {{Card\|The Riddermark}} to tutor for Aragorn.

	* [[Starter_Decks/~~WOTR_Block~~#TH_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Gondor}} / {{C\|Elven}} / {{C\|Orc}}		* [[Starter_Decks/Hunters_Block#TH_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Gondor}} / {{C\|Elven}} / {{C\|Orc}}
	* [[Starter_Decks/~~WOTR_Block~~#TH_Mauhur_Starter_Deck\|Mauhur Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Rohan}} / {{C\|Uruk-hai}}		* [[Starter_Decks/Hunters_Block#TH_Mauhur_Starter_Deck\|Mauhur Starter Deck]]: {{C\|Rohan}} / {{C\|Uruk-hai}}

	==Cycles==		==Cycles==

Eomund: Added site control as a returning theme

2024-06-25T04:27:40Z

Added site control as a returning theme

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	==Themes and Mechanics==		==Themes and Mechanics==

	Most of the mechanics of The Hunters were focused around either the hunter keyword or the trio of Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas, named the three hunters in the books and movies. Ents were included in the set for the first time since [[Towers Block]].		Most of the mechanics of The Hunters were focused around either the hunter keyword or the trio of Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas, named the three hunters in the books and movies. Ents were included in the set for the first time since [[Towers Block]] (appearing again in {{C\|Gandalf}} with support from {{C\|Shire}}), and site control returned after being absent in [[War of the Ring Block]] (appearing in {{C\|Men}} and {{C\|Uruk-hai}}).

	===Cultures===		===Cultures===
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	==Starter Decks==		==Starter Decks==

	Continuing the pattern from Shadows, many of the cards in starter packs did not appear in boosters and could only be obtained by buying a starter pack; these cards were all given the rarity symbol S. ~~Uniquely among the game's starter decks, both~~ decks contained ~~cards (specifically,~~ sites) from ~~the previous~~ [[War of the Ring Block]], in part because The Hunters only had eight sites included in the set.		Continuing the pattern from Shadows, many of the cards in starter packs did not appear in boosters and could only be obtained by buying a starter pack; these cards were all given the rarity symbol S. Both decks contained sites from [[War of the Ring Block]], in part because The Hunters only had eight sites included in the set; this is the first time a starter deck had contained any cards from a previous block.

	The face cards for the starter decks were {{Card\|Aragorn, Swift Hunter}} and {{Card\|Mauhur, Relentless Hunter}}. Each deck contained contained four copies of its face card, rather than the usual two. The Aragorn deck is the second time that a face card companion was not intended to be played as part of the starting fellowship; instead, Aragorn was meant to be tutored using {{Card\|15S189}}. The first time this happened was in the [[Starter_Decks/WOTR_Block#TTT_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]] from the [[Two Towers]], which used the similar site {{Card\|The Riddermark}} to tutor for Aragorn.		The face cards for the starter decks were {{Card\|Aragorn, Swift Hunter}} and {{Card\|Mauhur, Relentless Hunter}}. Each deck contained contained four copies of its face card, rather than the usual two. The Aragorn deck is the second time that a face card companion was not intended to be played as part of the starting fellowship; instead, Aragorn was meant to be tutored using {{Card\|15S189}}. The first time this happened was in the [[Starter_Decks/WOTR_Block#TTT_Aragorn_Starter_Deck\|Aragorn Starter Deck]] from the [[Two Towers]], which used the similar site {{Card\|The Riddermark}} to tutor for Aragorn.

Eomund: Upgraded the page from a single short paragraph

2024-06-23T22:22:04Z

Upgraded the page from a single short paragraph

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Tunadan: Fixed Mountain Troll link

2021-12-03T16:45:31Z

Fixed Mountain Troll link

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	The Hunters is the first set of [[Hunters Block]], and the fifteenth set overall. The Hunters is generally regarded as one of the most egregious examples of power creep, as it contained cards whose effectiveness far surpassed many before them.		The Hunters is the first set of [[Hunters Block]], and the fifteenth set overall. The Hunters is generally regarded as one of the most egregious examples of power creep, as it contained cards whose effectiveness far surpassed many before them.

	Some of these egregious examples of power creep are {{Card\|Madril, Defender of Osgiliath}}, {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}}, {{Card\|Aragorn, Thorongil}}, and {{Card\|~~Mountai~~-Troll}}.		Some of these egregious examples of power creep are {{Card\|Madril, Defender of Osgiliath}}, {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}}, {{Card\|Aragorn, Thorongil}}, and {{Card\|Mountain-Troll}}.

	The Hunters introduced the controversial new loaded keyword, [[Hunter]]. The [[Comprehensive Rules 4.1]] defines Hunter "This keyword has the form of "Hunter X" where "X" is the strength bonus the character receives when skirmishing a character that does not have the hunter keyword." This keyword was extraordinarily powerful, as it rendered all previous minions weaker than those with [[Hunter]] keywords.		The Hunters introduced the controversial new loaded keyword, [[Hunter]]. The [[Comprehensive Rules 4.1]] defines Hunter "This keyword has the form of "Hunter X" where "X" is the strength bonus the character receives when skirmishing a character that does not have the hunter keyword." This keyword was extraordinarily powerful, as it rendered all previous minions weaker than those with [[Hunter]] keywords.

	{{Set Table}}		{{Set Table}}

Tunadan: Gave a rundown of The Hunters, removed Stub tag

2021-12-03T02:55:04Z

Gave a rundown of The Hunters, removed Stub tag

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			=The Hunters=
			The Hunters is the first set of [[Hunters Block]], and the fifteenth set overall. The Hunters is generally regarded as one of the most egregious examples of power creep, as it contained cards whose effectiveness far surpassed many before them.

	{{~~Stub~~}}		Some of these egregious examples of power creep are {{Card\|Madril, Defender of Osgiliath}}, {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}}, {{Card\|Aragorn, Thorongil}}, and {{Card\|Mountai-Troll}}.

			The Hunters introduced the controversial new loaded keyword, [[Hunter]]. The [[Comprehensive Rules 4.1]] defines Hunter "This keyword has the form of "Hunter X" where "X" is the strength bonus the character receives when skirmishing a character that does not have the hunter keyword." This keyword was extraordinarily powerful, as it rendered all previous minions weaker than those with [[Hunter]] keywords.

	{{Set Table}}		{{Set Table}}

Teltura at 07:02, 12 November 2021

2021-11-12T07:02:31Z

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			{{NavBar\|The Hunters\|[[Main Page]]\|[[Expanded Middle-earth]]\|[[The Wraith Collection]]}}
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Teltura: Adding abbreviation to set definition

2021-10-12T02:39:33Z

Adding abbreviation to set definition

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	\|Name=The Hunters		\|Name=The Hunters
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	\|Creator=Decipher		\|Creator=Decipher
	\|ReleaseDate=2006-06-09		\|ReleaseDate=2006-06-09

Teltura: Created page with "{{Set |ID=15 |Name=The Hunters |Creator=Decipher |ReleaseDate=2006-06-09 |IsOfficial=yes |Platforms=Paper, LotR-O, GEMP, mLOTRO, Tabletop Simulator, Lackey, gccg |Notes= }} {..."

2021-09-30T07:54:39Z

Created page with "{{Set |ID=15 |Name=The Hunters |Creator=Decipher |ReleaseDate=2006-06-09 |IsOfficial=yes |Platforms=Paper, LotR-O, GEMP, mLOTRO, Tabletop Simulator, Lackey, gccg |Notes= }} {..."

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|ID=15
|Name=The Hunters
|Creator=Decipher
|ReleaseDate=2006-06-09
|IsOfficial=yes
|Platforms=Paper, LotR-O, GEMP, mLOTRO, Tabletop Simulator, Lackey, gccg
|Notes=
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{{Set Table}}