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| FullCardType=Condition • Support Area | GameText=To play, spot an [ORC] minion. Each time the fellowship moves from an underground s ...

...me text "stacks" (i.e., two copies of Pinned Down with a [Moria] archer in play make the Free Peoples archery total -2). Pinned Down is also cheaper than G ...

...ily Avoided}}, and more. Ninja Gollum will often build up a huge [[support area]] full of important cards, and you can wipe out all of them at once with Cl ...ed}}), then Clever Hobbits is an option to wipe out their built-up support area at least once. ...

...effects that respond to the same kind of trigger. They count something in play, and when there is more of that thing, more effects happen. ...e Orc you play with They Are Coming (“Shadow: Discard 3 cards from hand to play a [Moria] Orc from your discard pile.”) cannot be one of the cards you disc ...

...ve to spot him (Their Arrows Enrage, Uruk Ravager etc.) are much easier to play. It also means that other copies of him cannot be played while he is out, s ...etc.) as the Free Peoples player will not only be able to discard him from play but also received an additional benefit depending on what card they used. ...

There are three major ways of getting Blade Tip out of your support area and into your target. The first is to simply win skirmishes and activate B ...te threats rather than any conditions you begin collecting in your Support Area. ...

...an informal game term. Fetching a card means taking it from an out-of-play area (often the draw deck) and putting it somewhere more useful, typically the p ...fects, such as {{Card|A Wizard is Never Late}}, fetch a card and put it in play. {{Card|Long-stemmed Pipe}} fetches a card and puts it into the discard pil ...

| FullCardType=Possession • Support Area | GameText=Engine. Shadow: Play a [SAURON] minion to add a [SAURON] token here. Regroup: Remove X [SAURON] ...

Expensive in the realm of support area conditions, the {{Twilight|2}}-cost Far-seeing Eyes is nonetheless game-cha * Decks that play from the discard pile ...

...up Phase]], then hammer any problematic card. Because Grond is a [[support area]] possession, there's only a few Free Peoples cards that can even do anythi ...ck that doesn't discard him first. Unlike most Engines, there's no need to play him with Besiegers, although he does make (the very annoying) {{Card|Gorgor ...

...Scout, Goblin Scavengers or the later Host of Moria. With a strong support area, stacking and replaying is further advantageous for the Shadow Player, as G ...ot them. They do not count for uniqueness. A stacked unique card may be in play elsewhere. Multiple copies of the same unique card may be stacked together. ...

...st in the generation of pool. It is a condition that plays to your support area for only one twilight and with no requirement to spot any minions. This, an ...of pool to play a large number of Nazgul. If you can keep the condition in play long enough, you should be able to accomplish this. To this end, consider p ...

...he game text "stacks" (i.e., two copies of Uruk-Hai Armory with an Uruk in play make the Free Peoples archery total -2). ...

...permanently burning out. In general, the card involved will be a support area condition that has a trigger or a special ability that allows its owner to ''See also active, leaving play.''}} ...

..., Lady of Light shown at the right can use her ability as soon as she's in play. You may play an ally during any of your fellowship phases. You do not have to wait until ...

...er a follower her is bearing to your support area to discard a minion from play. ...

...tion in many archery-based decks, The Splendor of Their Banners found more play after Fellowship block when Legolas, Greenleaf became less prevalent. Legol ...an be discarded with Bilbo, Well-Spoken Gentle Hobbit to discard a support area Shadow condition. ...

...mies of Shadow-aligned minions. Fortifications are played to the [[support area]], but many of them can be transfered to [[minion]]s by [[spot]]ting or [[e ...ey are cheaper or free when you can have multiple [[knight]] companions in play. (There are also fortifications that work with [[ranger]]s instead of knigh ...

...and with enough events, she can be used to wipe out an opponent's support area. She serves as an easy counter to {{Card|Grond, Hammer of the Underworld}}, ...o over the 6 companion limit. Fifth, she only really works against support area possessions, and not ones attached to minions (unless you're double-moving) ...

...rt to produce some effect or produce their main effect when they come into play, like {{Card|Legolas, Greenleaf}} or {{Card|Pippin, Hobbit of Some Intellig '''Fishbowl''' play, also occasionally called '''goldfish''' play, is an informal game term for playing without [[Interaction|interacting]] w ...