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'''Beatdown''' is a | '''Beatdown''' is an informal name for a common type of [[Shadow Alignment|Shadow]] strategy which aims to win [[skirmish]]es with high-[[strength]] [[minion]]s, slaughtering its way through the [[Fellowship]] until the [[Ring-bearer]] has no protectors left. The idea is simple: play minions with high [[strength]], often supplemented with '''[[Fierce]]''' or '''[[Damage]]''' effects, kill companions dead. Eventually the [[ring-bearer]] runs out of protectors, and has to deal with the same powerful minions all on their own. Victory may come through [[wound|wounding]] companions to death, or it may come through [[overwhelming]] them instead: the important thing is that they die in skirmishes. Frequently. | ||
Shadow [[culture]]s that often use beatdown strategies include {{C|Isengard}}, {{C|Wraith}}, {{C|Sauron}}, {{C|Orc}}, and {{C|Uruk-hai}}. | Shadow [[culture]]s that often use beatdown strategies include {{C|Isengard}}, {{C|Wraith}}, {{C|Sauron}}, {{C|Orc}}, and {{C|Uruk-hai}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:02, 17 March 2022
Beatdown is an informal name for a common type of Shadow strategy which aims to win skirmishes with high-strength minions, slaughtering its way through the Fellowship until the Ring-bearer has no protectors left. The idea is simple: play minions with high strength, often supplemented with Fierce or Damage effects, kill companions dead. Eventually the ring-bearer runs out of protectors, and has to deal with the same powerful minions all on their own. Victory may come through wounding companions to death, or it may come through overwhelming them instead: the important thing is that they die in skirmishes. Frequently.
Shadow cultures that often use beatdown strategies include 
Isengard, 
Wraith, 
Sauron, 
Orc, and 
Uruk-hai.
Other Shadow strategies include archery, corruption, direct wounding, and swarm.
