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[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a [[The | [[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a promotional card in the [[The Two Towers]] set. Two versions of this card were released, one in full [[Oversized]] dimensions (2x) and one at normal size. Although it is based upon {{Card|The One Ring, Answer to All Riddles}}, the normal-sized version was specifically ruled to not be tournament-legal as a replacement for that card. | ||
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[[Category:Reprints]] | |||
[[File:4M1_size_comparison.jpg|600px|none|thumb|The [[Oversized]] version of the promo compared to the regular-sized version.]] | |||
== Failed Schedule == | |||
As noted on the card, the planned release schedule for 2004-2007 was as follows: | |||
# <li value="8">[[Siege of Gondor]] - March 2004</li> | |||
# [[Mount Doom]] - July 2004 | |||
# [[Shadows]] - November 2004 | |||
# [[Black Rider]] - March 2005 | |||
# [[Bloodlines]] - July 2005 | |||
# [[The Hunters]] - November 2005 | |||
# [[Rise of Saruman]] - March 2006 | |||
# [[Treachery and Deceit]] - July 2006 | |||
# [[The Great Eye]] - November 2006 | |||
# [[Shelob's Lair]] - March 2007 | |||
# [[Age's End]] - July 2007 | |||
The schedule was made almost immediately obsolete with the release of [[Reflections]] as set 9 in May, 2004. [[Mount Doom]] through [[Black Rider]] released on time, each pushed down one set number, while [[Bloodlines]] marked the first slipped deadline as it released a month late in August 2005. [[Decipher]] at this time began to slip further and further behind, with [[Expanded Middle-earth]] being released as a stop-gap in February 2006, and [[The Hunters]] released as set 15, 7 months late. [[The Wraith Collection]] was tossed out as another stop-gap, and [[Rise of Saruman]] limped to release a year late. With so many delays, [[Treachery & Deceit]] released merely 2 months before Decipher's license expired, leaving [[The Great Eye]] and [[Shelob's Lair]] cut from the schedule entirely. [[Age's End]] brought up the rear, only technically a month after its originally scheduled release, printed right up until the last day it was legal to do so. | |||
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The One Ring (4M1) is a promotional card in the The Two Towers set. Two versions of this card were released, one in full Oversized dimensions (2x) and one at normal size. Although it is based upon The One Ring, Answer To All Riddles (4R1)
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Failed Schedule
As noted on the card, the planned release schedule for 2004-2007 was as follows:
- Siege of Gondor - March 2004
- Mount Doom - July 2004
- Shadows - November 2004
- Black Rider - March 2005
- Bloodlines - July 2005
- The Hunters - November 2005
- Rise of Saruman - March 2006
- Treachery and Deceit - July 2006
- The Great Eye - November 2006
- Shelob's Lair - March 2007
- Age's End - July 2007
The schedule was made almost immediately obsolete with the release of Reflections as set 9 in May, 2004. Mount Doom through Black Rider released on time, each pushed down one set number, while Bloodlines marked the first slipped deadline as it released a month late in August 2005. Decipher at this time began to slip further and further behind, with Expanded Middle-earth being released as a stop-gap in February 2006, and The Hunters released as set 15, 7 months late. The Wraith Collection was tossed out as another stop-gap, and Rise of Saruman limped to release a year late. With so many delays, Treachery & Deceit released merely 2 months before Decipher's license expired, leaving The Great Eye and Shelob's Lair cut from the schedule entirely. Age's End brought up the rear, only technically a month after its originally scheduled release, printed right up until the last day it was legal to do so.
