Editing Second Level (7C118)

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[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C|Gondor}} [[Condition]] from the [[Return of the King]] set.
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= Strategy =

Second Level and Third Level are unusual in that they focus on Rangers instead of Knights, which was not common prior to The Hunters. Second level has a milder effect compared to Third Level, but can be transferred during the maneuver phase.  This is significant because most effects, especially in the earlier sets, that make minions roaming do so only during the skirmish phase.  Cards such as What are They?,  Arrows Thick in the Air and Eregion's Trails gain a lot of benefit from this. Second Level also only needs to spot a single Ranger to transfer, which makes it fairly versatile. It works well with Gondorian Merchant, who has a similar effect.  It is, for the most part rendered obsolete, with the introduction of Madril, Defender of Osgiliath.



= See Also =


* Part of a series of Fortifications found in King Block that represent Minas Tirith. There are seven in total: First Level, Second Level, Third Level, Fourth Level, Fifth Level, Sixth Level and Seventh Level. They are not necessarily used in the same decks.
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 = Strategy =
-'''Second Level''' and {{Card|Third Level}} are unusual in that they focus on [[Ranger]]s instead of [[Knight]]s, which was not common prior to [[The Hunters]]. Second level has a milder effect compared to Third Level, but can be transferred during the maneuver phase.  This is significant because most effects, especially in the earlier sets, that make minions roaming do so only during the skirmish phase.  Cards such as {{Card|What are They?}}, {{Card|Arrows Thick in the Air}} and {{Card|Eregion's Trails}} gain a lot of benefit from this. Second Level also only needs to spot a single Ranger to transfer, which makes it fairly versatile. It works well with {{Card|Gondorian Merchant}}, who has a similar effect.  It is, for the most part rendered obsolete, with the introduction of {{Card|Madril, Defender of Osgiliath}}.
+Second Level and Third Level are unusual in that they focus on Rangers instead of Knights, which was not common prior to The Hunters. Second level has a milder effect compared to Third Level, but can be transferred during the maneuver phase.  This is significant because most effects, especially in the earlier sets, that make minions roaming do so only during the skirmish phase.  Cards such as What are They?,  Arrows Thick in the Air and Eregion's Trails gain a lot of benefit from this. Second Level also only needs to spot a single Ranger to transfer, which makes it fairly versatile. It works well with Gondorian Merchant, who has a similar effect.  It is, for the most part rendered obsolete, with the introduction of Madril, Defender of Osgiliath.
-= Trivia =
+= See Also =
-* Part of a series of Fortifications found in King Block that represent Minas Tirith. There are seven in total:
-* {{Card|First Level}}
+* Part of a series of Fortifications found in King Block that represent Minas Tirith. There are seven in total: First Level, Second Level, Third Level, Fourth Level, Fifth Level, Sixth Level and Seventh Level. They are not necessarily used in the same decks.
-* {{Card|Second Level}}
+[[Category:Cards that need manual review]]
-* {{Card|Third Level}}
-* {{Card|Fourth Level}}
-* {{Card|Fifth Level}}
-* {{Card|Sixth Level}}
-* {{Card|Seventh Level}}
-They are not necessarily used in the same decks.