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{{Language
|Name=Search
|Code=S
|SortOrder=0
|Notes=This is used to store the canonical names for searchability purposes (English minus accented characters)
}}
{{Language
{{Language
|Name=English
|Name=English
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|Name=Tengwar
|Name=Tengwar
|Code=TW
|Code=TW
|SortOrder=2
|Notes=Various sets
}}
{{Language
|Name=German-Tengwar
|Code=TG
|SortOrder=2
|SortOrder=2
|Notes=Various sets
|Notes=Various sets
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✴️ = Some cards from this set produced in that language
✴️ = Some cards from this set produced in that language


✴️§ = These sets have two different Tengwar-alphabet card types: English text and German text. Most Tengwar cards are the English text transcribed using the Tengwar alphabet. However, in the War of the Ring Block, the German licensee also produced Tengwar-alphabet cards based on the German-language text.
✴️§ = German Tengwar cards from the War of the Ring block actually used a German rather than an English mode of transcription, meaning that there are two Tengwar card types for these sets.
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