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|text=Some card effects allow you to draw cards in the fellowship phase. You cannot draw (or take into hand) mor ...br>This applies to cards taken into hand by any means. This does not apply to cards drawn “at the start of each of your turns.”).'' ...

Goodbye Uruk-hai! That's how many players welcomed Standard Format when it was first announced. And sinc ...d conditions. Before The Battle of Helm's Deep set, it was relatively easy to splash Gandalf (along with Sleep, Caradhras, Deep in Thought, or Grown Sudd ...

...actions that it can contain (though it's usually capped at around 3-4 due to space limitations on the cards themselves). ...s of the action can occur, period. Costs can include, but are not limited to: ...

To play a game, you need a deck. This is where you do this. The picture below shows There are five of them, from left to right: ...

...better...best! Note the improvements of the colors from left to right, and how the rightmost one captures the foiling on the teeth.]] ...to look for when capturing foil images and give plenty of examples of what to imitate. ...

...render skirmish events unnecessary because of how poorly those decks tend to perform in skirmishes. ...m Cirdan. When combined with Over the Isen, Burn Every Village can be used to pick off support companions with an overwhelm. Giving a [Dunland] minion +4 ...

...s a result, Clever Hobbits is mainly used as a trump card in Solo Sméagol, to get through particularly tough turns. ...of the other {{C|Gollum}} conditions in turn. But even then, you're likely to lose some conditions if there isn't a fair amount of [[twilight cost|twilig ...

...ormed "at the start of each fellowship phase" and is an involuntary action to boot, it is often performed before other actions and can sometimes frustrat ...tsea, Ringwraith in Twilight}} and win skirmishes to force the Ring-bearer to begin taking burdens. This is already a suboptimal use of the Blade Tip, a ...

...eck focused on any culture. Unfortunately, it's just not consistent enough to justify inclusion in almost any deck, however. ...later, but with most of these cards you miss out on the archery wound due to the timing. The only card of note that soaks up arbitrary amounts of twilig ...

...ng Axeman is one of those cards that seems simple enough to understand and play at first glance but is actually worth a second and closer look. As a cost 2 ...is also the cheapest of any but Gollum - and it takes 4 burdens for Gollum to be as strong as the Easterling Axeman is with 2; and even then he is not fi ...

...ûl. The Ringwraiths rely on unrelenting persistence and chilling precision to achieve their master's goals. While they may not be large in number, the Ni ...have the ability to cause damage to any companion, or can present disaster to the Ring-bearer should the Nine gain the advantage. ...

...ining cards like {{Card|Noble Leaders}} and {{Card|Stewards' Legacy}}, and to top it all off he has unusually good base strength for his relatively low [ ...or two on him in the early skirmishes, since you'll almost always be able to heal him at the first Sanctuary. ...

...frightening than {{Card|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} in play for similar amounts of twilight and a host of downsides. The card robs The ...even a very powerful one, can sometimes be a bad deal and is rarely going to be a particularly good one. ...

...arming companions when they arrive. Because it allows the Free Peoples to play cards from the discard pile, it has good synergy with other Dwarven effects ...{{Card|Heavy Axe}} in the right deck}}), Beneath the Mountains can be used to quickly arm a fellowship without giving up any twilight. ...

...strong skirmishing potential it may be better to use the {{Twilight|4}} to play {{Card|Saruman, Rabble-rouser}} instead and ensure Hillman Tribe will win ( ...t}} and {{Card|Hillman Mob}} are the most popular choices for doing so due to their balance of twilight cost and strength. In a similar manner, {{Card|Du ...

...definitions further restricting when the ability can be used ("Spot an Elf to..."). ** Integer. Defaults to 0 (meaning no limit). ...

Those links allow you to get to some additional information: * Game Hall - takes you back to the game hall when you're looking at some other tab, ...

...on Store}} and {{Card|Ecglaf}} are the most obvious ways to put it back in play for Towers, though {{Card|Armory}} along with any of {{Card|Eowyn, Daughter ...no interaction with the bearer's skirmish at all. If anything is expended to win the skirmish - which is more often necessary for a banner-bearer than b ...

...Thongs}}, you can discard the Helm before the Shadow player gets a chance to discard it, preventing all of the wounds from the first skirmish. ...total. That doesn't make these cards useless! If the Orc Soldier is going to lose the skirmish anyway, one wound is more than zero. But it does prevent ...

...rb in its text, you can successfully argue that you must ‘spot’ the Balrog to exert it.)These cards are: ...ider Event. Skirmish: Spot a Raider man skirmishing a Ring-bound companion to add a burden. Twilight Cost 0 (4C 235). ...