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You will find the latest 15 Card-Reviews here (order desc by publishing date).
Worry
This Card-Review article was written by a anonymous person and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"'One by one, regardless of their strength to good or evil...they fell.'"
Worry is one of those Fellowship set cards that got a lot of use when first released, and gradually faded into the background as further sets came out, and then suddenly exploded back on the scene when the Isengard Trackers were introduced with The Two Towers base set, because anything that keys off winning a skirmish is twice as good when you have twice as many skirmishes to win.
See the rest of this Card-Review...A most well-founded and considerate Ent
This Card-Review article was written by Matt Clemans and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
See the rest of this Card-Review...Tidings of Erebor
This Card-Review article was written by Stephen Chast and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"'...we have so far been fortunate, though we do not escape the shadow of these times.'"
Card drawing is an important aspect of the game. It increases the resources we have at our disposal at any given time. During the Fellowship phase, this usually means drawing Possessions or Characters to beef up the party until dead or discarded. Yet many cultures have cards that target large fellowships, and lately the shadow has gotten really good at discarding our possessions as well. The Rule of 4 limits us, preventing more than 4 card draws during this phase.
See the rest of this Card-Review...Winged and Ominous
This Card-Review article was written by Hayden-William Courtland and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"It scudded across the mooSee the rest of this Card-Review...Betrayal of Isengard
This Card-Review article was written by a anonymous person and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
See the rest of this Card-Review...Best Company
This Card-Review article was written by Ben Litz and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"An axe swung and fell bacSee the rest of this Card-Review...Blade Tip
This Card-Review article was written by Pascal Lajoie and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
In our previous See the rest of this Card-Review...
Sméagol, Old Noser
This Card-Review article was written by Trek Barnes and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"'Could you find anything fit for a hungry hobbit?'"
See the rest of this Card-Review...Curse Their Foul Feet!
This Card-Review article was written by Shawn Conley and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"'A strong company of OrcsSee the rest of this Card-Review...The Nine Servants of Sauron
This Card-Review article was written by Pascal Lajoie and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"'That Black Rider was looSee the rest of this Card-Review...Easterling Axeman
This Card-Review article was written by Cynthia Hart and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
See the rest of this Card-Review...Flaming Brand
This Card-Review article was written by Hayden-William Courtland and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"... a glimpse of Strider leaping out of the darknes with a flaming brand of wood in either hand"
Back in the early days I remember asking myself, "why can't my companions bear more than one hand weapon?" I mean they all have two hands right? With the release of Mines of Moria, my question was answered. Indeed companions can bear more than one hand weapon. Well, they can if they're a Man and if the weapon lets them. And so, the Flaming Brand became a turning point for free peoples weapons.
See the rest of this Card-Review...The Pale Blade
This Card-Review article was written by Matt Clemans and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
In his wretched grip, the CaptaSee the rest of this Card-Review...Flanking Attack
This Card-Review article was written by Cynthia Hart and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
See the rest of this Card-Review...Helm! Helm!
This Card-Review article was written by Shawn Conley and was published first on "Lord of the Rings Online (lotrtcg.decipher.com)".
"And with that shout the king came. His horse was white as snow, golden was his shield, and his spear was long."
Not only is the King's spear long, so are those borne by the warriors of Rohan. With Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark, leading your Rohirrim companions down the site path, there are few minions that can stand against this mounted onslaught, provided of course that you have your extra companions, mounts, and weapons in play. To ensure that you can ride through your opponent's minions, just give a shout of Helm! Helm!
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