Baruk Khazad (AI) (5R123)

Eowyn, Daughter of Eomund (5P122)

Back to Battle of Helm's Deep Index

Break the Charge (AI) (5R124)

Strategy

Collection

History

Data

Baruk Khazad (AI) (5R123) is a Dwarven Event from the Battle of Helm's Deep set.

EN Nonfoil First Edition EN Foil First Edition DE Nonfoil First Edition DE Foil First Edition FR Nonfoil First Edition FR Foil First Edition IT Nonfoil First Edition IT Foil First Edition ES Nonfoil First Edition ES Foil First Edition

Collection Info Title Baruk Khazâd Unique No Collectible Yes Notes Alternate image. Set 5 - Battle of Helm's Deep Rarity R - Rare Card Number 123 Language EN - English Revision 0

Gameplay Info Playable Yes Culture Dwarven Side Free Peoples Card Type Event Twilight Cost 0 Game Text Maneuver: Exert a Dwarf to wound a minion. You may take the next maneuver action. Lore “Axes of the Dwarves!” cried Gimli in the secret tongue of his kin.

Translations DE - German Game Text Manöver: Strenge einen Zwerg an, um einen Diener zu verwunden. Du darfst die nächste Manöveraktion spielen. Lore “Äxte der Zwerge” rief Gimli in der geheimen Sprache seines Volkes. ES - Spanish Game Text Maniobra: Esfuerza un Enano para herir un siervo. Puedes realizar la próxima acción de maniobra. Lore “¡Hachas de los Enanos!” gritó Gimli en la lengua secreta de su pueblo. FR - French Card Name Barouk Khazâd Game Text Manœuvre : Affaiblissez un Nain pour blesser un séide. Vous pouvez effectuer le prochaine action de manœuvre. Lore « Haches des Nains! » s'écria Gimli dans la langue secrète de son peuple. IT - Italian Game Text Manovra: Sforza un Nano per ferire un servitore. Puoi eseguire la prossima azione di manovra. Lore “Asce dei Nani!” gridò Gimli nella lingua segreta della sua stirpe.

Technical Info Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN05S123.0 TLHH ID LOTR05123 GEMP ID 5_123 LOTRO Hex ID 6B BB C4 04 LOTRO Image ID 05_123

This card is an alternate image of Baruk Khazad. Please refer to that card for strategy and clarifications.

See Also

For the Battle of Helm's Deep and Ents of Fangorn releases, Decipher altered how the 3 rares in each starter deck were chosen. Instead of selecting random rares for each starter deck, they preselected three specific rare cards that actually fit the culture and strategy of the deck they were a part of, and gave the selected cards an alternate image. As a result, these rares aren't actually "rare", since every starter deck included them.