Hadafang (12R18)

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Hadafang (12R18) is a Elven Possession from the Black Rider set.

EN Nonfoil First Edition DE Nonfoil First Edition FR Nonfoil First Edition IT Nonfoil First Edition

Collection Info Title Hadafang Unique Yes Collectible Yes Set 12 - Black Rider Rarity R - Rare Card Number 18 Language EN - English Revision 0

Gameplay Info Playable Yes Culture Elven Side Free Peoples Card Type Possession Item Class Hand Weapon Twilight Cost 1 Strength +2 Game Text Bearer must be Arwen or Elrond. Each time bearer wins a skirmish, you may exert him or her to discard a condition from play. Lore “This blade is called Hadafang, a noble defense against the enemy throng for a noble lady.”

Translations DE - German Game Text Muss auf Arwen oder Elrond gespielt werden. Jedes Mal, wenn der Träger einen Kampf gewinnt, darfst du ihn anstrengen, um einen Effekt aus dem Spiel abzulegen. Lore "Diese Klinge heißt Hadafang. Sie ist ein angemessener Schutz für eine edle Dame.“ FR - French IT - Italian

Technical Info Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN12S018.0 TLHH ID LOTR12018 GEMP ID 12_18 LOTRO Hex ID 62 B1 71 0B LOTRO Image ID 12_018

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Trivia

The lore quote isn't a line from The Lord of the Rings books or films. It's actually what's inscribed on the blade of the sword in Sindarin, the common language of the elves. The name itself is a possible name for an elven sword, taken from The Lost Road and Other Writings, a collection of J.R.R. Tolkien's drafts and essays, collected after his death by Christopher Tolkien. The prop itself appears in the Fellowship of the Ring, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, and The Hobbit: Battle of Five Armies films.

Gwemegil (1R47) is the same prop, with an original name created by Decipher before they knew about the name in the inscription.