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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Ringwraith}} [[Minion]] from the [[Return of the King]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Ringwraith}} [[Minion]] from the [[Return of the King]] set.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[twilight cost]] limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you [[Reconcile\|reconcile]], and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.		'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[twilight cost]] limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you [[Reconcile\|reconcile]], and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[~~Twilight~~]] ~~cost~~ limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you reconcile, and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.		'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[twilight cost]] limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you [[Reconcile\|reconcile]], and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.

	To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.\		To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. While you can get some threats from the [[site]]s like {{Card\|Hall of the Kings}}, {{Card\|City Gates}}, or {{Card\|Dagorlad}} in [[King Block]]-based [[format]]s like [[Movie Block]], you'll generally need at least a trickle of threats from your own cards to make the most of Morgul King. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.

	Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of Asperity}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.		Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of Asperity}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.

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	To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.\		To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.\

	Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of ~~Aspersity~~}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.		Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of Asperity}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.

	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	~~== Gameplay Strategy ==~~		'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[Twilight]] cost limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you reconcile, and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.
	''~~In this section~~, ~~describe:~~''

	* '~~'General usage''~~		To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.\
	* ''Unorthodox or subtle usage''
	* ''Common pitfalls of ~~using this card''~~

	~~== Deckbuilding Strategy ==~~		Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of Aspersity}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.
	~~''In this section, describe:''~~

	* ''Cards and strategies this card ~~works well with''~~
	* ''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 =

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			{{NavBar\|7R221\|[[Return of the King Index]]\|[[War Long Planned (7C220)\|War Long Planned (7C220)]]\|[[Deor (7C222)\|Deor (7C222)]]}}
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	{{~~NavBar\|Lotr07221~~\|Return of the King ~~Index\|War Long Planned (7C220)\|The Witch-king, Morgul King (7R221T)}}~~		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Ringwraith}} [[Minion]] from the [[Return of the King]] set.

			{{CardInfobox\|7R221}}

	{{~~LegacyCardInfoBox~~		{{QueryCardCategories\|7R221}}
	\| ~~TLHHImage=LOTR07221~~		= Strategy =
	~~\| WikiImage=LOTR07221~~		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	~~\| SetNum=07~~		''In this section, describe:''
	~~\| CardNum=221~~
	~~\| SetName=Return of the King~~
	~~\| Side=Shadow~~
	~~\| Culture=Wraith~~
	~~\| Twilight=8~~
	~~\| FullCardType=Minion • Nazgul~~
	~~\| Stat1Name=Strength~~
	~~\| Stat1~~=14
	~~\| Stat2Name~~=~~Vitality~~
	~~\| Stat2~~=4
	~~\| Stat3Name~~=~~Site Number~~
	~~\| Stat3~~=3
	~~\| Stat4Name~~=
	~~\| Stat4=~~
	~~\| GameText=Fierce. When you play the Witch-King~~, ~~you may remove a threat to take a [WRAITH] card into hand from your discard pile. The Ring-bearer cannot take threat wounds.~~
	~~\| Lore=~~
	~~\| Rarity=R~~
	~~\| 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... ===~~

	* Add cards and explanations here.

	= ~~Example Decks~~ =		== Strong Versus... ==

	* ~~Decklists or links to decks that use~~ this card.		* ''List enemy cards this card does well against''

	= ~~Rules and Clarifications~~ =		== Weak Versus... ==

	* ~~Clarify existing rules if needed.~~		* ''List enemy or friendly cards to avoid playing this card with''
	* Link to ~~rules discussions on TLHH.~~

	= ~~Extra Information~~ =		= Rulings =
	~~== Other Versions of The Witch-king ==~~		''In this section'':

	* ~~[[lotr00037\|Lord of the Nazgul (P)]]~~		* ''Put quotes from the CRDs and Comprehensive Rules here that reference this card specifically by name''
	* [[lotr00061\|Black Captain (P)]]		* ''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}})''
	* [[lotr00108\|Captain of the ~~Nine Riders (P)]]~~		* ''Link to rules discussions on TLHH''
	* [[lotr01237\|Lord of Angmar]]
	* ~~[[lotr01237t\|Lord of Angmar (T)]]~~
	* [[lotr02085\|Lord of the ~~Nazgul]]~~
	* [[lotr02m01\|Lord of ~~the Nazgul~~ (~~M)]]~~
	* [[lotr06122\|Deathless Lord]]
	* [[lotr08084\|Black Captain]]
	* [[lotr11226\|Captain of the Nine Riders]]
	* [[lotr11226t\|Captain of the ~~Nine Riders (T)]]~~
	* [[~~lotr11f18\|Captain~~ of ~~the Nine Riders (F)]]~~
	* [[lotr12183\|Black Lord]]
	* [[lotr12f18\|Black Lord (F)]]
	* [[lotr12o09\|~~Black Lord (O~~)]]
	* ~~[[lotr17144\|Conqueror of Arthedain]]~~
	* [[lotr19040\|Dark Lord]]

	== ~~Other Prints of The Witch-king, Morgul King ==~~		= Alternate Personas =
			{{AlternateVersionTable\|7R221}}

	* [[~~lotr07221t\|The Return of the King~~]]		= See Also =
			* ''Add links to the wayback machine (or wiki archival links) for official Decipher articles regarding the card''
			* ''Link to decks that use this card''
			[[Category:Cards That Need Work]]

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{{NavBar|Lotr07221|Return of the King Index|War Long Planned (7C220)|The Witch-king, Morgul King (7R221T)}}

{{LegacyCardInfoBox
| TLHHImage=LOTR07221
| WikiImage=LOTR07221
| SetNum=07
| CardNum=221
| SetName=Return of the King
| Side=Shadow
| Culture=Wraith
| Twilight=8
| FullCardType=Minion • Nazgul
| Stat1Name=Strength
| Stat1=14
| Stat2Name=Vitality
| Stat2=4
| Stat3Name=Site Number
| Stat3=3
| Stat4Name=
| Stat4=
| GameText=Fierce. When you play the Witch-King, you may remove a threat to take a [WRAITH] card into hand from your discard pile. The Ring-bearer cannot take threat wounds.
| Lore=
| Rarity=R
| 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 The Witch-king ==

* [[lotr00037|Lord of the Nazgul (P)]]
* [[lotr00061|Black Captain (P)]]
* [[lotr00108|Captain of the Nine Riders (P)]]
* [[lotr01237|Lord of Angmar]]
* [[lotr01237t|Lord of Angmar (T)]]
* [[lotr02085|Lord of the Nazgul]]
* [[lotr02m01|Lord of the Nazgul (M)]]
* [[lotr06122|Deathless Lord]]
* [[lotr08084|Black Captain]]
* [[lotr11226|Captain of the Nine Riders]]
* [[lotr11226t|Captain of the Nine Riders (T)]]
* [[lotr11f18|Captain of the Nine Riders (F)]]
* [[lotr12183|Black Lord]]
* [[lotr12f18|Black Lord (F)]]
* [[lotr12o09|Black Lord (O)]]
* [[lotr17144|Conqueror of Arthedain]]
* [[lotr19040|Dark Lord]]

== Other Prints of The Witch-king, Morgul King ==

* [[lotr07221t|The Return of the King]]

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =
	'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[~~Twilight~~]] ~~cost~~ limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you reconcile, and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.		'''The Witch-king, Morgul King''' is one of the strongest and most popular versions of [[the Witch-King]]. As long as you have a [[threat]] to consume, he can treat your [[Discard Pile]] as a toolbox, causing his value to increase as the game goes on and you burn through more of his deck. While his high [[twilight cost]] limits his value as a [[Hand Extension\|hand extender]] in most situations, you'll often be able to afford a utility card or cheap minion. He also goes very well with the otherwise-difficult-to-use cards that can only be played on the Witch-King, particularly {{Card\|The Pale Blade}}. Just discard the Pale Blade when you [[Reconcile\|reconcile]], and pick it up again once you play the Witch-King.

	To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.\		To use his game text, however, you'll need [[threat]]s. While you can get some threats from the [[site]]s like {{Card\|Hall of the Kings}}, {{Card\|City Gates}}, or {{Card\|Dagorlad}} in [[King Block]]-based [[format]]s like [[Movie Block]], you'll generally need at least a trickle of threats from your own cards to make the most of Morgul King. Some of the best sources of threats are {{Card\|Morgul Destroyer}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Cantea, Faster than Winds}}, {{Card\|Dark Swooping Shadows}}, {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Eternally Threatening}}, {{Card\|Captured By The Ring}}, and {{Card\|Fat One Wants It}}.

	Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of Asperity}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.		Morgul King can also recur a card that can in turn recur himself. These cards include {{Card\|Out of Sight and Shot}}, {{Card\|Ring of Ire}}, {{Card\|Ring of Asperity}}, and {{Card\|Ring of Savagery}}. He can also always just grab another copy of himself, to sit in your hand until you play it next turn.

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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Ringwraith}} [[Minion]] from the [[Return of the King]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Ringwraith}} [[Minion]] from the [[Return of the King]] set.

	{{CardInfobox\|7R221}}		{{CardInfobox\|7R221}}