Editing Cultural Enforcement
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* Referring to a specific [[Race]] that only appears in one culture | * Referring to a specific [[Race]] that only appears in one culture ([[Dwarf]] for the {{C|Dwarven}} culture, [[Nazgul]] for {{C|Ringwraith}}). | ||
* Referring to [[unique]] individuals by name who are only part of one culture | * Referring to [[unique]] individuals by name who are only part of one culture ([[Gandalf]] for {{C|Gandalf}}, [[Theoden]] for {{C|Rohan}}). | ||
* Referring to keywords or combinations of keywords which are exclusive | * Referring to keywords or combinations of keywords which are exclusive subcultures of a particular culture ('''[[besieger]]s''' for {{C|Sauron}}, '''[[Ring-bound]] [[Ranger]]s''' for {{C|Gondor}}). | ||
* Utilizing mechanics which are used primarily by one culture | * Utilizing mechanics which are used primarily by one culture ([[roaming]] minions for {{C|Gondor}} '''[[Ranger]]s''', mass [[archery]] for the {{C|Elven}} culture). | ||
The more cultural requirements, the stronger the enforcement is (and theoretically, the stronger or more thematic the effect you purchase as a result). Denethor, Lord of Minas Tirith (pictured at the right) is an example of a card with very strong cultural enforcement. He has to spot two other {{C|Gondor}} [[Man|men]] just to be played, and once on the table his ability doesn't even work except with {{C|Gondor}} culture cards. On the other hand, your investment into that culture earn you the ability to pull any {{C|Gondor}} cards you want from your deck, which cannot be underestimated. | The more cultural requirements, the stronger the enforcement is (and theoretically, the stronger or more thematic the effect you purchase as a result). Denethor, Lord of Minas Tirith (pictured at the right) is an example of a card with very strong cultural enforcement. He has to spot two other {{C|Gondor}} [[Man|men]] just to be played, and once on the table his ability doesn't even work except with {{C|Gondor}} culture cards. On the other hand, your investment into that culture earn you the ability to pull any {{C|Gondor}} cards you want from your deck, which cannot be underestimated. |