Ulaire Lemenya, Dark Enemy (19P37)
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| Set: | Age's End | ||
| Kind: | Shadow | ||
| Culture: | Wraith | ||
| Twilight: | 4 | ||
| Card Type: | Minion • Nazgul | ||
| Strength: | 9 | ||
| Vitality: | 2 | ||
| Site Number: | 3 | ||
| Game Text: | Fierce. Ulaire Lemenya is strength +1 for each [WRAITH] possession in your discard pile. | ||
| Lore: | “‘Do you wish them to find you? They are terrible!'” | ||
| Rarity: | P | ||
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General Strategy
For [4], you drop a 20 strength, Fierce Nazgul. It doesn't get much better than that.
Ulaire Lemenya is only useful in certain kinds of Nazgul decks, namely, ones that rely on a lot of possessions. Fell Beast are often used for hand cycling, The Pale Blade to take a stab at Free People's Conditions, and Morgul Blade to be combo'd with Blade Tip. In large decks (~80+ total) more possessions can be added than normal, and as long as you're constantly cycling and equipping weapons left and right, you can set Lemenya up to be a recurring, cheap bomb on several sites. It's icing on the cake if another Nazgul that happens to be armed is killed before Lemenya; one of the few times that a minion can be made stronger by you losing skirmishes.
Lemenya is however only 2 vitality and so is often sniped by archery fire or other wounding events. It's a good idea to load him up with Shadowy Mount or Ring of Rancor, with an All Blades Perish or two in reserve just in case.
Usable Cards
- Black Steed
- Morgul Blade
- Nazgul Sword
- The Pale Blade
- Sword of Minas Morgul
- Fell Beast
- Sword of Dol Guldur
- Nazgul Scimitar
- Black Flail
- Winged Mount
- The Pale Blade, Sword of Flame
- Nazgul Blade
- Shadowy Mount
- Steed of Mordor
- The Witch-King's Beast, Fell Creature
- Morgul Axe
- Gorbag's Sword
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strong Versus...
- Other shadow-based decks that don't move the Fellowship very fast--this gives you plenty of turns to cycle and get possessions discarded
- Discard decks, Arrow-slits and other possession removal, funnily enough
Weak Versus...
- Targeted Archery/Wounding
