The Witch-king, Lord of the Nazgul (2M1)

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The Witch-king, Lord of the Nazgul (2M1) is an Oversized Ringwraith promotional card from the Mines of Moria set. It was released via the Convention Store in Summer 2002.

EN Oversized Nonfoil First Edition DE Oversized Nonfoil First Edition FR Oversized Nonfoil First Edition IT Oversized Nonfoil First Edition ES Oversized Nonfoil First Edition PL Oversized Nonfoil First Edition

Collection Info Title The Witch-king Subtitle Lord of the Nazgul Unique Yes Collectible Yes Notes Oversized. Set 2 - Mines of Moria Rarity M - Megasized Promo Card Number 1 Language EN - English Revision 0

Gameplay Info Playable No Culture Ringwraith Side Shadow Card Type Minion Race Nazgul Twilight Cost 8 Strength 14 Vitality 4 Site Number 3 Game Text Twilight. Return to Its Master may not be played. Each time The Witch-king wins a skirmish, you may exert him to wound the Ring-bearer twice. Lore “‘A great king and sorcerer he was of old, and now he wields a deadly fear.'”

Technical Info Wiki Base Card ID LOTR-EN02M001.0 TLHH ID LOTR02M01 GEMP ID 2_1 LOTRO Hex ID 65 4D E8 01 LOTRO Image ID 02_085

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Alternate Personas

Portrait	Name	Game Text
	The Witch-king, Lord of Angmar (1R237)	Fierce. For each other Nazgûl you can spot, The Witch-king is strength +2.
	The Witch-king, Deathless Lord (6P122)	Fierce. Each time a companion is killed in a skirmish involving a Nazgûl, wound an ally twice or exert a companion.
	The Witch-king, Morgul King (7R221)	Fierce. When you play The Witch-king, you may remove a threat to take a card into hand from your discard pile. The Ring-bearer cannot take threat wounds.
	The Witch-king, Black Captain (8R84)	Enduring. Each Man skirmishing The Witch-king loses all strength bonuses from weapons.
	The Witch-king, Captain of the Nine Riders (11R226)	Fierce. Toil 2. (For each character you exert when playing this, its twilight cost is –2.) Muster. (At the start of the regroup phase, you may discard a card from hand to draw a card.)
	The Witch-king, Black Lord (12R183)	Fierce. The Witch-king is twilight cost –1 for each wound on the Ring-bearer. Each time a companion is played, you may reveal this card from hand to exert the Ring-bearer.
	The Witch-king, Conqueror of Arthedain (17R144)	Fierce. Each time the Witch-king wins a fierce skirmish, you may exert a companion for each companion you can spot over 4.
	The Witch-king, Dark Lord (19P40)	Fierce. Skirmish: Discard a Nazgûl from hand to make The Witch-king strength +1 (or strength +2 if you can spot that discarded Nazgûl). ​

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