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Boromir, Steward's Heir (0P65) is a Gondor Companion from the Promotional set. It was distributed as a prize for players who participated in digital leagues for the Lord of the Rings Online TCG in January 2005.^[1] The card is itself a cut-down version of the much more elaborate Customizable League Card used in the online client, representing a version of the card with 3 points invested into its customization (out of 30). Due to the relatively low popularity of signups for those leagues, the card remains one of the rarest in the game; its high price is purely due to that rarity, as the gameplay appeal is rock bottom.

EN Promo Nonfoil First Edition
EN Nonfoil First Edition

Collection Info
Title	Boromir
Subtitle	Steward's Heir
Unique	Yes
Collectible	Yes
Set	0 - Promotional
Rarity	P - Promotional
Card Number	65
Language	EN - English
Revision	0

Collection Info
Title	Boromir
Subtitle	Steward's Heir
Unique	Yes
Collectible	Yes
Set	0 - Promotional
Rarity	P - Promotional
Card Number	65
Language	EN - English
Revision	0

Gameplay Info
Playable	Yes
Culture	Gondor
Side	Free Peoples
Card Type	Companion
Race	Man
Twilight Cost	3
Strength	7
Vitality	3
Lore	“...but at once, Boromir stood up, tall and proud before them.”

Technical Info
Wiki Base Card ID	LOTR-EN00S065.0
TLHH ID	LOTR00065
GEMP ID	0_65
LOTRO Hex ID	43 6B 18
LOTRO Image ID	00_100019

Technical Info
Wiki Base Card ID	LOTR-EN00S065.0
TLHH ID	LOTR00065
GEMP ID	0_65
LOTRO Hex ID	43 6B 18
LOTRO Image ID	00_100019

Strategy[edit]

While at first glance it seems exciting to have a version of Boromir that can be involved with Knights, Rangers, or Ring-bound Men, the simple fact of the matter is that one seldom builds decks that need all three at once. If you need a Knight, use Boromir, Hero of Osgiliath (11R57) , if you need a Ranger use Boromir, Lord of Gondor (1R96) or Boromir, Defender of Minas Tirith (3P122) , and if you need him to be Ring-bound, run Boromir, Bearer of Council (9R+31) as your Ring-bearer.

Alternate Personas[edit]

Portrait	Name	Game Text
	Boromir, Lord of Gondor (1R96)	Ranger. Boromir is not overwhelmed unless his strength is tripled.
	Boromir, Son of Denethor (1U97)	Skirmish: Exert Boromir to make a Hobbit strength +3.
	Boromir, Defender of Minas Tirith (3P122)	Ranger. Fellowship: Add to heal Boromir.
	Boromir, Bearer of Council (9R+31)	While Boromir is the Ring-bearer, at the start of each skirmish involving him, add 3 burdens or wound him twice. Each time Boromir wins a skirmish, discard each minion he is skirmishing.
	Boromir, Hero of Osgiliath (11R57)	Knight. Each time Boromir wins a skirmish, you may heal a companion.
	Boromir, Defender of Minas Tirith (12U43)	Ranger. Fellowship: Add to heal Boromir.
	Boromir, Doomed Heir (13S62)	Boromir is resistance –1 for each lurker minion you can spot. Skirmish: Exert Boromir to make him strength +1 for each possession he bears.
	Boromir, Proud and Noble Man (18R40)	Ranger. When you play Boromir (except in your starting fellowship), you may play a possession with a twilight cost of 1 or less on him from your draw deck.
	Boromir, Destined Guide (19P13)	Fellowship. Ranger. While you can spot two unbound Hobbits, Boromir’s twilight cost is –1. Each time Boromir wins a skirmish, you may exert an unbound Hobbit to discard each minion he is skirmishing from play.
	Boromir, Steward's Heir (0W19)
	Boromir, Redeemed (V1_20)	Boromir is strength +2 for each minion he is skirmishing. At the start of each assignment phase, you may exert another companion with the Aragorn signet to make Boromir defender +1 until the regroup phase.