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* '''[[Man]]''', the most numerous [[race]] of Middle-Earth, present on both Free Peoples and Shadow cards. Most characters in the {{C|Gondor}}, {{C|Rohan}}, {{C|Dunland}}, {{C|Raider}}, and {{C|Men}} cultures are of the race of men. | * '''[[Man]]''', the most numerous [[race]] of Middle-Earth, present on both Free Peoples and Shadow cards. Most characters in the {{C|Gondor}}, {{C|Rohan}}, {{C|Dunland}}, {{C|Raider}}, and {{C|Men}} cultures are of the race of men. | ||
* | * {{C|Men}}, a Shadow-aligned [[culture]] introduced in the [[Shadows]] set, as a successor to {{C|Dunland}} and {{C|Raider}} cultures. | ||
You may also have meant one of these cards: | You may also have meant one of these cards: | ||
Latest revision as of 21:08, 19 January 2022
Men may refer to either:
- Man, the most numerous race of Middle-Earth, present on both Free Peoples and Shadow cards. Most characters in the
Gondor, 
Rohan, 
Dunland, 
Raider, and 
Men cultures are of the race of men. - Men, a Shadow-aligned culture introduced in the Shadows set, as a successor to Dunland and Raider cultures.
You may also have meant one of these cards:
- One Whom Men Would Follow (1U109)
- Beyond the Height of Men (2R39)
- Band of Wild Men (4C4)
- Men Will Fall (4U161)
- No Dawn for Men (4R163)
- Men of Harad (4R238)
- Men of Rhûn (4C239)
- Men of Númenor (5C37)
- Mortal Men (6C53)
- Ever the Hope of Men (6U93)
- City of Men (7C83)
- Bold Men and Grim (7R129)
- Gandalf, Leader of Men (8R15)
- Strange-looking Men (11R100)
