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''This article is about the noun "wound," as in "wound token." For the verb, as in "wound a character," see [[Wounding]]''
[[File:LOTR-EN01S250.0_card.jpg|right|Good, good, let it flow through...what do you mean, "wrong franchise"?]]


[[File:LOTR-EN01S250.0_card.jpg|right|Good, good, let it flow through...what do you mean, "wrong franchise"?]]
'''Wounds''' are used to represent injury sustained in battle that affects a character's vitality.  Wounds are shown through the use of [[tokens|wound tokens]], which are usually blood-red glass beads. Once a character has wounds equal to their vitality, they are immediately killed. This is in contrast to [[exert|exertion]], which a character cannot die from.


'''Wounds''' are used to represent injury sustained in battle that affects a character's vitalityWounds are shown through the use of wound tokens, which are usually blood-red glass beadsOnce a character has wounds equal to their vitality, they are immediately killed.  This is in contrast to [[exert|exertions]], which cannot remove a character's final point of vitality.
The most common way that wounds occur is through losing [[skirmish_phase|skirmishes]]; once a skirmish has resolved, the losing characters each receive one wound (or more if the winner has any '''[[damage]]''' bonuses)Archery is also a common form of wound-dealing, either through indirect archery fire (that is, your opponent gets to pick where the arrows land) or directed archery fire (such as through use of cards such as Legolas, Greenleaf or Aragorn's Bow)In King block and beyond, threats also became a potent form of wounding, with mechanics similar to a surprise Archery phase.


The most common way that wounds occur is through losing [[Skirmish Phase|skirmishes]]; once a skirmish has resolved, the losing characters each receive one wound (or more if the winner has any '''[[damage]]''' bonuses).  [[Archery]] is also a common form of [[Wounding|wound-dealing]], either through indirect archery fire (that is, your opponent gets to pick where the arrows land) or directed archery fire (such as through use of cards such as {{Card|Legolas, Greenleaf}} or {{Card|Aragorn's Bow}}).  In [[King block]] and beyond, [[threats]] also became a potent form of wounding, with mechanics similar to a surprise Archery phase.
However, there are a great many cards that allow wounds to be assigned at plenty of other times, such as Hate shown to the right.  [Sauron] orcs in particular are well-known for this type of direct exert-to-wound setup, but [raider] men and [isengard] orcs also have a number of cards that deal damage in similar ways.  See the index below for a list of such cards.


However, there are a great many cards that allow wounds to be assigned at plenty of other times, such as Hate shown to the right{{C|Sauron}} orcs in particular are well-known for this type of direct exert-to-wound setup, but {{C|Raider}} men and {{C|Isengard}} orcs also have a number of cards that deal wounds in similar ways.  Use the [[Advanced Card Search]] to find a list of such cards.
Preventing wounds is done through a number of different avenues depending on the culture[Gandalf], for instance, relies primarily on spell events such as [[lotr01076|Intimidate]] to prevent wounds at the last moment, whereas [Gondor] and [Dwarf] have possessions such as Armor and Gimli's Helm, respectively.  Wound prevention can certainly be a powerful avenue to keeping your Fellowship alive, but for most decks it's a secondary consideration at best, since healing is more versatile (in that it can also help against exertions).  


[[Wound Prevention|Preventing wounds]] is done through a number of different avenues depending on the culture.  {{C|Gandalf}}, for instance, relies primarily on [[spell]] [[events]] such as {{Card|Intimidate}} to prevent wounds at the last moment, whereas {{C|Gondor}} and {{C|Dwarf}} have possessions such as {{Card|Armor}} and {{Card|Gimli's Helm}}, respectively.  Wound prevention can certainly be a powerful avenue to keeping your Fellowship alive, but for most decks it's a secondary consideration at best, since [[healing]] is more versatile (in that it can also help against exertions).  
See also exhausted, heal, exert, threat.  


See also [[exhausted]], [[heal]], [[exert]], [[threat]].


[[Category: Comprehensive Rules References That Need Fixed]]'''From the [[comprehensive_rules_4-0#wound|Comprehensive Rules 4.0]]:'''


{{RulesQuote
When a character is wounded by an enemy attack, his vitality is depleted. Place a [[tokens|wound token]] on the character to illustrate this. Glass beads (preferably blood red) make good tokens for this purpose.
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|text=When a character is wounded by an enemy attack, his vitality is depleted. Place a wound token on the character to illustrate this. Glass beads (preferably blood red) make good tokens for this purpose.


Wounds are always placed on a character one at a time.
Wounds are always placed on a character one at a time.
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If a character cannot take wounds, wounds cannot be assigned to that character. However, if a card prevents wounds, wounds may still be assigned to that character.
If a character cannot take wounds, wounds cannot be assigned to that character. However, if a card prevents wounds, wounds may still be assigned to that character.


''Faramir, Wizard’s Pupil reads: “Skirmish: Exert Gandalf to prevent all wounds to Faramir.” This prevents wounds as they are assigned to Faramir, not the assignments themselves.''}}
''Faramir, Wizard’s Pupil reads: “Skirmish: Exert Gandalf to prevent all wounds to Faramir.” This prevents wounds as they are assigned to Faramir, not the assignments themselves.''
 
==Cards That Defensively Prevent Wounds==
{{CompactTable
|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE '(about to wound{{!}}about to take a wound{{!}}about to be killed by a wound{{!}}prevent (that{{!}}a{{!}}all) wound{{!}}no more than (\\d{{!}}X) wound{{!}}(can{{!}}may) ?not take wound{{!}}unable to take wound{{!}}take no wounds{{!}}from taking more than (X{{!}}\\d) wound{{!}}from taking wound{{!}}only take wound)' AND {{PromoFilter}}
|sort= {{CultureSort}}
}}
 
==Cards That Offensively Prevent Wounds==
{{CompactTable
|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE '(make allies take wound{{!}}cannot take archery wound{{!}}cannot take threat wound)' AND {{PromoFilter}}
|sort= {{CultureSort}}
}}
 
==Cards That Interact With Wounds==
{{CompactTable
|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE '(for each (other )?wound{{!}}each wounded{{!}}takes a wound{{!}}(a{{!}}X{{!}}\d{{!}}) wounded{{!}}has (X{{!}}\\d) wound{{!}}spot (X{{!}}\\d{{!}}a) wound{{!}} or 2 wounds{{!}}each time a wound)' AND {{PromoFilter}}
|sort= {{CultureSort}}
}}
 
==Cards That Directly Wound==
{{CompactTable
|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE '(wound a{{!}}wound up to{{!}}wound (\\d{{!}}X){{!}}(place{{!}}assign) X wound{{!}}assign those wound{{!}}assign those remaining wound{{!}}wound each{{!}}wound every{{!}}wound (bearer{{!}}gandalf{{!}}saruman{{!}}galadriel{{!}}aragorn{{!}}boromir{{!}}faramir{{!}}bilbo){{!}}wound (the{{!}}that{{!}}him{{!}}her{{!}}it{{!}}them))' AND {{PromoFilter}}
|sort= {{CultureSort}}
}}
 
==Cards That Indirectly Wound==
{{CompactTable
|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE '(make the (Free Peoples{{!}}Shadow) player wound{{!}}make your opponent wound{{!}}each player wound{{!}}must wound{{!}}wounds a companion for each)' AND {{PromoFilter}}
|sort= {{CultureSort}}
}}
 
==Misc Wound==
{{CompactTable
|filter= CR.GameText RLIKE 'wound' AND NOT CR.GameText RLIKE '(about to wound{{!}}about to take a wound{{!}}about to be killed by a wound{{!}}prevent (that{{!}}a{{!}}all) wound{{!}}no more than (\\d{{!}}X) wound{{!}}(can{{!}}may) ?not take wound{{!}}unable to take wound{{!}}take no wounds{{!}}from taking more than (X{{!}}\\d) wound{{!}}from taking wound{{!}}only take wound)' AND NOT CR.GameText RLIKE '(make allies take wound{{!}}cannot take archery wound{{!}}cannot take threat wound)' AND NOT CR.GameText RLIKE '(for each (other )?wound{{!}}each wounded{{!}}takes a wound{{!}}(a{{!}}X{{!}}\d{{!}}) wounded{{!}}unwounded{{!}}has (X{{!}}\\d) wound{{!}}spot (X{{!}}\\d{{!}}a) wound{{!}} or 2 wounds{{!}}each time a wound)' AND NOT CR.GameText RLIKE '(wound a{{!}}wound up to{{!}}wound (\\d{{!}}X){{!}}(place{{!}}assign) X wound{{!}}assign those wound{{!}}assign those remaining wound{{!}}wound each{{!}}wound every{{!}}wound (bearer{{!}}gandalf{{!}}saruman{{!}}galadriel{{!}}aragorn{{!}}boromir{{!}}faramir{{!}}bilbo){{!}}wound the{{!}}wound that{{!}}wound (him{{!}}her{{!}}it{{!}}them))' AND NOT CR.GameText RLIKE '(make the (Free Peoples{{!}}Shadow) player wound{{!}}make your opponent wound{{!}}each player wound{{!}}must wound{{!}}wounds a companion for each)' AND NOT CR.GameText RLIKE '(discard cards and wounds{{!}}threat wounds are{{!}}wounds (may{{!}}can) ?not be (removed{{!}}healed){{!}}remove a burden or wound{{!}}heal up to (X{{!}}\\d) wounds{{!}}unwounded)' AND {{PromoFilter}}
|sort= {{CultureSort}}
}}
 


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