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=Hunters Block=
=Hunters Block=
The final block to be released, Hunters Block consists of [[The Hunters]], [[Rise of Saruman]], and [[Treachery & Deceit]]. It was never officialy made a format, and is the least played block format, partly because it is the most egregious example of power creep. Decklists can be found here at [[https://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php?board=22.0|TLHH]].
The final block to be released, Hunters Block consists of [[The Hunters]], [[Rise of Saruman]], and [[Treachery & Deceit]]. It was never officialy made a format, and is the least played block format, partly because it is the most egregious example of power creep. Decklists can be found here at [https://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php?board=22.0 this TLHH subforum].


=X-List and R-List=
=X-List and R-List=
There are no cards on the X- or R-List of Hunters block. Although the Hunters Block starter decks contain War of the Ring sites, currently it is only legal to play sites from Hunters Block.
There are no cards on the X- or R-List of Hunters block. Although the Hunters Block starter decks contain War of the Ring sites, currently it is only legal to play sites from Hunters Block.

Revision as of 18:58, 6 March 2022

Hunters Block

The final block to be released, Hunters Block consists of The Hunters, Rise of Saruman, and Treachery & Deceit. It was never officialy made a format, and is the least played block format, partly because it is the most egregious example of power creep. Decklists can be found here at this TLHH subforum.

X-List and R-List

There are no cards on the X- or R-List of Hunters block. Although the Hunters Block starter decks contain War of the Ring sites, currently it is only legal to play sites from Hunters Block.