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[[File:LOTR-EN10S028.0_card.jpg|right|frame|link=Denethor, Lord of Minas Tirith (10R28)|''Denethor, Lord of Minas Tirith has very strong cultural enforcement. He's only useful in a deck with many other cards of the same culture.'']] | [[File:LOTR-EN10S028.0_card.jpg|right|frame|link=Denethor, Lord of Minas Tirith (10R28)|''Denethor, Lord of Minas Tirith has very strong cultural enforcement. He's only useful in a deck with many other cards of the same culture.'']] | ||
'''Cultural Enforcement''' is the mechanism used throughout the LotR-TCG to enforce the use of specific [[culture]]s | '''Cultural Enforcement''' is the mechanism used throughout the LotR-TCG to enforce the use of specific [[culture]]s, similar to the use of colored mana costs in Magic: the Gathering). Cards with cultural enforcement require you to play them as part of a deck that focuses on that specific [[culture]] to a greater or lesser degree, depending on the intended power level of the card. Usually this takes the form of [[spot]]ting, [[exert]]ing, or targeting cards of a particular culture, but in some cases this is done more indirectly. Β | ||
Such indirect methods include: | Such indirect methods include: |