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Speaking of which, {{C|Raider}}s have powerful support area cards to enable [[cycling]]. {{Card|Under Foot}} is a keystone of [[swarm]]ing strategies (often multicultural or [[rainbow]] strategies like [[Moria Navy]] or [[Stupid Swarm]]). {{Card|Ships of Great Draught}} not only allows you to never have to worry about a [[Hand Clog|hand clogged]] with Shadow cards, but also lets you retrieve a situational card or play a particularly troublesome card over and over again. With the addition of {{Card|Corsair War Galley}}, this can also give you a near-continuous hold on [[Initiative]], needed to enable certain Southron and Corsair strategies. | Speaking of which, {{C|Raider}}s have powerful support area cards to enable [[cycling]]. {{Card|Under Foot}} is a keystone of [[swarm]]ing strategies (often multicultural or [[rainbow]] strategies like [[Moria Navy]] or [[Stupid Swarm]]). {{Card|Ships of Great Draught}} not only allows you to never have to worry about a [[Hand Clog|hand clogged]] with Shadow cards, but also lets you retrieve a situational card or play a particularly troublesome card over and over again. With the addition of {{Card|Corsair War Galley}}, this can also give you a near-continuous hold on [[Initiative]], needed to enable certain Southron and Corsair strategies. | ||
In theory, {{C|Raider}}s also have strong shared possessions that you play on minions, like {{Card|Raider Bow}} and {{Card|Raider | In theory, {{C|Raider}}s also have strong shared possessions that you play on minions, like {{Card|Raider Bow}} and {{Card|Raider Polearm}}. In practice, both of these cards are only common in one single subculture, and neither one is popular in the culture it's styled after! Both of them appear below along with the corresponding decks. | ||
Most {{C|Raider}} minions are too tightly integrated into their subculture to really work in any deck that isn't devoting significant space to {{C|Raider}} cards. There's one exception: {{Card|Desert Lord}}. He's great for [[exhaust]]ing annoying characters that need to [[exert]] to use their abilities, like {{Card|Legolas, Greenleaf}}, {{Card|Cirdan, the Shipwright}}, and {{Card|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}}. You can just slam him down, get two [[direct wound]]s out of him, and maybe even get a third one when he goes to [[skirmish]]. He's just a really great value card that fits into a variety of decks. | Most {{C|Raider}} minions are too tightly integrated into their subculture to really work in any deck that isn't devoting significant space to {{C|Raider}} cards. There's one exception: {{Card|Desert Lord}}. He's great for [[exhaust]]ing annoying characters that need to [[exert]] to use their abilities, like {{Card|Legolas, Greenleaf}}, {{Card|Cirdan, the Shipwright}}, and {{Card|Eowyn, Lady of Ithilien}}. You can just slam him down, get two [[direct wound]]s out of him, and maybe even get a third one when he goes to [[skirmish]]. He's just a really great value card that fits into a variety of decks. |