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* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck. | * Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck. | ||
* {{Card|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck. | * {{Card|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck. | ||
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Revision as of 06:31, 25 December 2021
Bomb is an informal game term. A "bomb" strategy -- invariably a Shadow deck strategy -- wins the game all at once. Such decks usually use a some sort of combo to do so.
Some example bomb strategies:
- Overrunning the Free Peoples player with a swarm of many minions, or perhaps a larger-than-usual number of very strong minions. Generally, swarm decks are only called "bomb" decks if they somehow play many more minions in a single turn than is normally possible. Stupid swarm is an example of a swarm bomb deck.
- Decks that corrupt the Ring-bearer with many burdens all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of Lost to the Goblins (1R189)
in one turn, after you've filtered out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck. - Little Snuffler (13U52)
decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the Shadow phase. This is weak variant of the Ninja Gollum deck.
