Data:Fortress Never Fallen (4U276)/Collection

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As a card from the The Two Towers set, Data:Fortress Never Fallen (4U276) was primarily gained through [standard booster packs | as a card in the XXX starter deck | direct purchase from the XXX product | explanation of promotional distribution], or sometimes as [a random rare in a starter deck]. It is a [brief description of usage], so its demand is [enormous | relatively high | average | relatively low | nonexistent].


  • As an Uncommon, Fortress Never Fallen has a 3 in 121 (~2.5%) chance of being in any TTT booster pack.
  • Foil versions of Movie-era Uncommon cards were randomly selected to be inserted into booster packs at a rate of 1 out of 18 packs (~5.5% of packs). This means any given TTT booster pack had a 1 in 2,128 (~0.047%) chance of containing a foil Fortress Never Fallen.
  • The Two Towers was printed (both standard and foil) in 3 languages other than English: German, French, and Italian.


All known card variants (including those listed above) are below:


Card Image Identifier Notes
English • Nonfoil
English • Nonfoil We've added a limit to the card to ensure it doesn't nuke an entire support area in one go, but being as the card is itself a condition that is susceptible to being removed, we haven't applied any other changes at this time.

Decipher Notes:

Since the release of The Two Towers, we have been refining the cultural identity of Rohan. Among other evolutions, we want them to be absolute top dog at dealing with Shadow possessions, but hard-pressed to deal with Shadow conditions. <span class="tooltip">Let Us Be Swift&nbsp;(5C85)START_WIDGET"'-7b8d10cdf597816eEND_WIDGET</span> and (in a very limited way) <span class="tooltip">Arrow-slits&nbsp;(5U80)START_WIDGET"'-c1649557bc6911fcEND_WIDGET</span> are also capable of discarding conditions, but neither is as reliable or effective as Fortress Never Fallen. The card is so effective, it was impeding future design – it was hard for us to push Rohan to be strong at the things they're supposed to be strong at while they were also so strong at this particular thing they're supposed to be weak at. Any good push ran the risk of simply making them good at everything. With this "obstacle" removed, the road will now be clear for us to roll through with great new cards for fans of the Rohan culture.

English • Foil
German • Nonfoil
German • Foil
French • Nonfoil
French • Foil
Italian • Nonfoil
Italian • Foil
Spanish • Nonfoil
Spanish • Foil