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{{C|Raider}}s are the evil men who live in the domains under Sauron's shadow | {{C|Raider}}s are the evil men who live in the domains under Sauron's shadow from the lands to the south and east of Gondor and Rohan. In this game, {{C|Raider}} culture is one of two [[Shadow Alignment|Shadow]] [[culture]]s of evil [[Man|man]] [[minion]]s, and is itself split into three [[subculture]]s: the ambushing, oliphaunt-riding archers of the [[Southron]] Haradrim, the disciplined, ferocious warriors of the [[Easterling]]s, and the larcenous piratical [[Corsair]]s of Umbar. Stereotypical dark-skinned, vaguely Persian or Turkic invaders who subscribe to an evil foreign religion may not have aged terribly well, but, hey, playing them means sometimes you get to step on Legolas with a giant war elephant or send an unkempt Peter Jackson to single-handedly crush the entire Fellowship, so you take the good with the bad. | ||
{{C|Raider}} culture as a whole was first introduced in [[The Two Towers]], alongside another, separate faction of evil men, {{C|Dunland}}. Initially, {{C|Raider}}s only included the first two subcultures, Southrons and Easterlings. Both subfactions received more cards and developed over the course of [[Tower Block]], but really came into their own with [[The Return of the King]]. Then [[Siege of Gondor]] introduced [[Corsairs]] and their boats, introducing what would remain a top-tier strategy in [[Movie Block]] to this day. | {{C|Raider}} culture as a whole was first introduced in [[The Two Towers]], alongside another, separate faction of evil men, {{C|Dunland}}. Initially, {{C|Raider}}s only included the first two subcultures, Southrons and Easterlings. Both subfactions received more cards and developed over the course of [[Tower Block]], but really came into their own with [[The Return of the King]]. Then [[Siege of Gondor]] introduced [[Corsairs]] and their boats, introducing what would remain a top-tier strategy in [[Movie Block]] to this day. |