Towers Block - Revision history

Teltura at 02:55, 20 October 2022

2022-10-20T02:55:45Z

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	* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]		* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]
	* Towers Block, originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released		* Towers Block, originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released
	* Open, allowing cards from all sets (~~except for Fellowship~~ Block sites)		* Open, allowing cards from all sets (but only using Towers Block sites)

	While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.		While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.

Teltura: Reverted edits by Teltura (talk) to last revision by Phallen Cassidy

2022-10-20T02:55:22Z

Reverted edits by Teltura (talk) to last revision by Phallen Cassidy

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	When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:		When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:
	* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]		* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]
	* ~~'''~~Towers Block~~'''~~, originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released		* Towers Block, originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released
	* ~~Standard~~, allowing cards from all sets (~~but only using Towers~~ Block sites)		* Open, allowing cards from all sets (except for Fellowship Block sites)

	While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.		While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.

Teltura at 02:52, 20 October 2022

2022-10-20T02:52:49Z

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	When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:		When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:
	* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]		* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]
	* Towers Block, originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released		* '''Towers Block''', originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released
	* ~~Open~~, allowing cards from all sets (~~except for Fellowship~~ Block sites)		* Standard, allowing cards from all sets (but only using Towers Block sites)

	While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.		While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.

Phallen Cassidy: fixed double-header

2022-10-17T21:26:26Z

fixed double-header

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	~~= Towers Block =~~

	When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:		When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:
	* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]		* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]
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	* Open, allowing cards from all sets (except for Fellowship Block sites)		* Open, allowing cards from all sets (except for Fellowship Block sites)

	While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html\|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House.		While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html this subforum] of the Last Homely House.

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Phallen Cassidy: Added some details and a Cargo table entry

2022-10-17T21:24:23Z

Added some details and a Cargo table entry

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	= Towers Block =		= Towers Block =

	When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of The Two Towers, Decipher split the game into three formats:		When LotR TCG began, there was only one format: the cards that existed. With the release of [[The Two Towers]], Decipher split the game into three formats:
	* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from Fellowship of the Ring, Mines of Moria, and Realms of the Elf-lords		* [[Fellowship Block]], allowing cards from [[Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Mines of Moria]], and [[Realms of the Elf-lords]]
	* Towers Block, allowing cards from The Two Towers, Battle of Helm's Deep, and Ents of Fangorn		* Towers Block, originally only allowing cards from The Two Towers with [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] and [[Ents of Fangorn]] added as they were released
	* Open, allowing cards from all sets, except for [[Fellowship Block]] sites		* Open, allowing cards from all sets (except for Fellowship Block sites)

	~~There is no X-list~~ or ~~Restricted list for~~ Towers Block. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html\|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House.		While not as popular as Fellowship Block or [[Movie Block]], Towers Block and [[Towers Standard]] are still very mainstream formats with solid community support. Similar to the way Fellowship Block players tend to view the changes of Towers, Towers enthusiasts tend to view King Block as a much more substantial departure from the game's beginnings than had come before. However, they view Fellowship block as too confined or predictable with half as many cards in the pool and far fewer than half as many cards worth playing. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html\|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House.

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			\|Name=Towers Block
			\|ValidSets=4,5,6
			\|RingBearerCancel=Yes
			\|SitePath=Towers
			}}

			{{Format Table}}

Teltura: Teltura moved page Towers block to Towers Block without leaving a redirect: caps

2021-09-30T07:37:29Z

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	There is no X-list or Restricted list for Towers Block. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html\|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House.		There is no X-list or Restricted list for Towers Block. Decklists for Towers Block can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,19.0.html\|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House.

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imported>Teltura: mass update table references

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mass update table references

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imported>Teltura at 09:48, 26 August 2020

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