Gate Troll (AI) (6R128)

Isengard Mechanics (AI) (6R127)

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Gate Troll (AI) (6R128) is a Sauron Minion from the Ents of Fangorn set.

EN Nonfoil First Edition EN Foil First Edition DE Nonfoil First Edition DE Foil First Edition FR Nonfoil First Edition FR Foil First Edition IT Nonfoil First Edition IT Foil First Edition ES Nonfoil First Edition ES Foil First Edition

Collection Info Title Gate Troll Unique Yes Collectible Yes Notes Alternate image. Set 6 - Ents of Fangorn Rarity R - Rare Card Number 128 Language EN - English Revision 0 Collection Info Title Gate Troll Unique Yes Collectible Yes Notes Alternate image. Set 6 - Ents of Fangorn Rarity R - Rare Card Number 128 Language EN - English Revision 0

Gameplay Info Playable Yes Culture Sauron Side Shadow Card Type Minion Race Troll Twilight Cost 8 Strength 13 Vitality 4 Site Number 6 Game Text Fierce. While you can spot a Troll, Gate Troll’s twilight cost is –4. For each other minion you can spot, this minion is strength +1. Lore “‘...what the plague did you bring us here for?'”

Translations DE - German Card Name Morannon-Troll Game Text Erbittert. Solange du einen Troll entdecken kannst, reduzieren sich die Kosten dieses Dieners um 4. Dieser Diener erhält Stärke +1 für jeden weiteren Diener, den du entdecken kannst. Lore “Warum zum Henker hast du uns dann hierher gebracht?” ES - Spanish FR - French IT - Italian

Technical Info Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN06S128.0 TLHH ID LOTR06128 GEMP ID 6_128 LOTRO Hex ID 60 E0 B8 05 LOTRO Image ID 06_128 Technical Info Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN06S128.0 TLHH ID LOTR06128 GEMP ID 6_128 LOTRO Hex ID 60 E0 B8 05 LOTRO Image ID 06_128

This card is an alternate image of Gate Troll. Please refer to that card for strategy and clarifications.

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For the Battle of Helm's Deep and Ents of Fangorn releases, Decipher tried something new. Instead of packaging three random rares in each starter pack, they selected beforehand three rare cards that actually fit the culture and strategy of the deck they were a part of, and gave the selected cards an alternative image. This move was not very popular as it made starter packs next to worthless (except, of course, to actual newbies) and killed the value of those rares (their alternate versions included). Fortunately, starting with Return of the King, Decipher went back to the old distribution model.