Poised for Assault (15U166)

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Poised for Assault (15U166) is a Uruk-hai Condition from the The Hunters set.

Collection Info
Title Poised for Assault
Unique Yes
Collectible Yes
Set 15 - The Hunters
Rarity U - Uncommon
Card Number 166
Language EN - English
Revision 0
Gameplay Info
Playable Yes
Culture Uruk-hai
Side Shadow
Card Type Condition
Target Play Area Support Area
Twilight Cost 2
Game Text Each time a companion loses a skirmish involving an minion, place an token here.

Skirmish: Remove 2 tokens from here to take control of a site.

Lore “Over the wall...the last assault came sweeping like a dark wave upon a hill of sand.”
Technical Info
Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN15S166.0
TLHH ID LOTR15166
GEMP ID 15_166
LOTRO Hex ID 66 26 4E 0E
LOTRO Image ID 15_166


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  • This card's game text contains an error; it should say “take control of a site” or "control a site" instead of “take control a site”.