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Master Proudfoot, Distant Relative of Bilbo (1U301)

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<WRAP 500px db rightalign>[[lotr01301|Template:cards:lotr01301.jpg]]</WRAP> <WRAP 480px db2 leftalign> | Set:| The Fellowship of the Ring| | Kind:| Free People| | Culture:| Shire| | Twilight:| 1| | Card Type:| Ally &#149; Home 1 &#149; Hobbit| | Strength:| 2| | Vitality:| 2| | Site:| 1| | Game Text:| Fellowship: If the twilight pool has fewer than 3 twilight tokens, add (2) to reveal the top 3 cards of your draw deck. Take all ![SHIRE] cards revealed into hand and discard the rest.| | Lore:| //"His name, of course, was Proudfoot, and well merited; his feet were large, exceptionally furry...."//| | Rarity:| U| </WRAP>

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General Strategy

Among the least-used [Shire] allies in the game across any format, Master Proudfoot, Distant Relative of Bilbo is a card-drawing vehicle best suited for the early stages of a Hobbit Hospital deck design. While most mono-Hobbit decks do not perform well when producing an excess of !twilight, !skirmish-cancelling stealth cards can prevent an early-site.

Because he does not have an exertion cost, the !Fellowship action of Master Proudfoot can be used multiple times as long as the !twilight pool can be reduced; however, the "Rule of Four" prevents any more than four [Shire] cards taken into hand. Because Master Proudfoot does not !exert for his ability, he can also be exerted to play cards like Thror's Map or A Talent for Not Being Seen.

Strong Versus...

 * Best when paired with a !Shadow side that can play from discard, such as [Moria]

Weak Versus...

 * Ally-targeting cards, such as Tower Assassin