Editing Morgul Orcs
From LOTR-TCG Wiki
The edit can be undone. Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then publish the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
Latest revision | Your text | ||
Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
Unlike most other subcultures, they work well with the rest of {{C|Ringwraith}} culture, often spotting or buffing [[Nazgul|Nazgûl]]. Nazgûl have always wounded the ring-bearer or placed burdens, so while a card like {{Card|Morgul Whelp}} doesn't mention Nazgûl by name, it meshes well with the same gameplan as older cards like {{Card|Ulaire Nelya, Ringwraith in Twilight}}. Likewise, a number of Nazgûl-focused cards from this block benefit from going into a deck with more of a [[swarm]] gameplan, such as {{Card|Ulaire Lemenya, Assailing Minion}}, {{Card|Flung Into The Fray}}, and {{Card|Black Marshal}}. | Unlike most other subcultures, they work well with the rest of {{C|Ringwraith}} culture, often spotting or buffing [[Nazgul|Nazgûl]]. Nazgûl have always wounded the ring-bearer or placed burdens, so while a card like {{Card|Morgul Whelp}} doesn't mention Nazgûl by name, it meshes well with the same gameplan as older cards like {{Card|Ulaire Nelya, Ringwraith in Twilight}}. Likewise, a number of Nazgûl-focused cards from this block benefit from going into a deck with more of a [[swarm]] gameplan, such as {{Card|Ulaire Lemenya, Assailing Minion}}, {{Card|Flung Into The Fray}}, and {{Card|Black Marshal}}. | ||
There are two chief Morgul Orc decks: the more-popular Morc deck, a semi-[[swarm]] deck that plays many efficient minions that force the Free Peoples player to choose between wounding the [[ring-bearer]] or suffering some other consequence, and the less-popular Morc Archery deck, which plays minions that add to the [[archery]] total under certain circumstances. Except for {{Card|Morgul Squealer}} (which occasionally sees play in all sorts of Nazgûl-focused decks), most of the other {{C|Ringwraith}} orc minions, particularly the ones that [[ | There are two chief Morgul Orc decks: the more-popular Morc deck, a semi-[[swarm]] deck that plays many efficient minions that force the Free Peoples player to choose between wounding the [[ring-bearer]] or suffering some other consequence, and the less-popular Morc Archery deck, which plays minions that add to the [[archery]] total under certain circumstances. Except for {{Card|Morgul Squealer}} (which occasionally sees play in all sorts of Nazgûl-focused decks), most of the other {{C|Ringwraith}} orc minions, particularly the ones that [[buff]] Nazgûl by name or interact with Free Peoples possessions, are too expensive or too weak to see much play. | ||
== Morc swarm == | == Morc swarm == |