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=Isengard Culture= | =====Isengard Culture===== | ||
//This culture was only pertinent for the pre-[[Shadows]] sets. If you are looking for strategies for decks set after that time, see [[Uruk-hai Culture]].// | |||
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Saruman and the hordes of Isengard are the most visible villains for both the first and second Lord of the Rings movies. Their reach is wide and deep, with Orcs, Uruk-Hai, and Men all aiding the Wizard in harrying his enemy across the lands of the West, and Saruman himself scheming to seize the Ring any chance he gets. | Saruman and the hordes of Isengard are the most visible villains for both the first and second Lord of the Rings movies. Their reach is wide and deep, with Orcs, Uruk-Hai, and Men all aiding the Wizard in harrying his enemy across the lands of the West, and Saruman himself scheming to seize the Ring any chance he gets. | ||
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Add to this variety more tricks than you can shake a Wizard's staff at, and it's no wonder Isengard is the culture of choice for many players. | Add to this variety more tricks than you can shake a Wizard's staff at, and it's no wonder Isengard is the culture of choice for many players. | ||
==Warg-riders!== | ====Warg-riders!==== | ||
Warg-riders, new in The Battle of Helm's Deep expansion, are the skirmishers of the Isengard Orcs - though only when they're mounted, of course. At first glance, the Warg-riders look like a more complex version of the Nazgul - high strength and vitality fierce minions that take two cards to make work, instead of the normal one. This complexity is both their strength and weakness, though. | Warg-riders, new in The Battle of Helm's Deep expansion, are the skirmishers of the Isengard Orcs - though only when they're mounted, of course. At first glance, the Warg-riders look like a more complex version of the Nazgul - high strength and vitality fierce minions that take two cards to make work, instead of the normal one. This complexity is both their strength and weakness, though. | ||