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Befitting his self-applied title "of Many Colours," Saruman also appears on cards in other cultures besides {{C|Isengard}}, representing his capacity as leader and instigator. He's the first character in the game to appear in a second culture, with {{Card|Saruman, Rabble-rouser}}. Of all [[unique]] [[character]]s, Saruman appears in the most different cultures: {{C|Isengard}}, {{C|Dunland}}, {{C|Men}}, and {{C|Uruk-hai}} cultures. (The next closest is [[Gothmog, Morgul Commander (8R72)|Gothmog]], who appears in three, followed by [[Aragorn]] and many Shadow characters appearing in two.)
Befitting his self-applied title "of Many Colours," Saruman also appears on cards in other cultures besides {{C|Isengard}}, representing his capacity as leader and instigator. He's the first character in the game to appear in a second culture, with {{Card|Saruman, Rabble-rouser}}. Of all [[unique]] [[character]]s, Saruman appears in the most different cultures: {{C|Isengard}}, {{C|Dunland}}, {{C|Men}}, and {{C|Uruk-hai}} cultures. (The next closest is [[Gothmog, Morgul Commander (8R72)|Gothmog]], who appears in three, followed by [[Aragorn]] and many Shadow characters appearing in two.)


Along with [[Grima]], the [[Balrog]], the {{Card|Watcher in the Water, Many-Tentacled Creature}}, and [[Maia|Sauron himself]], Saruman is one of the few characters who continues to appear in his original culture after the Shadow cultures are reorganized in the [[Shadows]] set. Unlike most of those, he appears in both his original culture in the post-Shadows sets as well as in the new post-Shadows cultures, a trait he shares only with his servant [[Grima]]. He is also one of only two characters in the game to appear in multiple different cultures in the same set, having done so in three of the five sets he appears in. (The only other character is the Mouth of Sauron, who appears in two separate cultures in [[Black Rider]].) He is also the only Shadow [[follower]] in the entire game, as {{Card|Saruman, Servant of Sauron}}.
Along with [[Grima]], the [[Balrog]], the {{Card|Watcher in the Water, Many-Tentacled Creature}}, and [[Maia|Sauron himself]], Saruman is one of the few characters who continues to appear in his original culture after the Shadow cultures are reorganized in the [[Shadows]] set. Unlike most of those, he appears in both his original culture in the post-Shadows sets as well as in the new post-Shadows cultures, a trait he shares only with his servant [[Grima]]. He is also the only character in the game to appear in multiple different cultures in the same set, having done so in three of the five sets he appears in. He is also the only Shadow [[follower]] in the entire game, as {{Card|Saruman, Servant of Sauron}}.


==Versions of Saruman==
==Versions of Saruman==
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