Stampeding Hillsman (17C50)

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Stampeding Hillsman (17C50) is a Men Minion from the Rise of Saruman set.

Collection Info
Title Stampeding Hillsman
Unique No
Collectible Yes
Set 17 - Rise of Saruman
Rarity C - Common
Card Number 50
Language EN - English
Revision 0
Gameplay Info
Playable Yes
Culture Men
Side Shadow
Card Type Minion
Race Man
Twilight Cost 2
Strength 7
Vitality 1
Site Number 4
Game Text Regroup: Spot a minion in your discard pile and discard this minion to place that minion on your support area possession.
Lore "Argh!!"
Technical Info
Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN17S050.0
TLHH ID LOTR17050
GEMP ID 17_50
LOTRO Hex ID 62 67 36 10
LOTRO Image ID 17_050


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Card info above incorrectly lists this as U, it is in fact C.