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Lord of the Rings LCG: HC2 -Race Across Harad Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: HC2 -Race Across Harad Adventure Pack

The second Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

Freshly seated atop the oliphaunts they captured and tamed, a small band of Middle-earth's greatest heroes begin their journey through the deserts and dangers of Harad. However, they don't get far before they hear the distant howling of wargs. And where the warg howls, there also the orc prowls.

The new scenario in Race Across Harad pits the heroes against these wargs and their riders, all within the treacherous wilds of Harad. Their towering oliphaunts may give the heroes an advantage, however, even their oliphaunts cannot keep the heroes safe for long from the warg-riders and their barbed arrows. Instead, their only choice is to quicken their pace and race toward the Ford of Harnen. There, the heroes' massive oliphaunts might be able to crash through waters too deep for the wargs to cross…

Featuring scenario-specific rules that allow the Orcs and wargs to pursue the heroes from their own staging area, Race Across Harad brings this frantic chase to life in dramatic fashion, as you and your friends need to progress through your quest stages more quickly than the Orcs progress through their own.

Simultaneously, the Adventure Pack introduces a new Dúnedain hero in the Lore sphere, as well as three copies each of nine different player cards that enhance a wide range of the game's existing keywords, Traits, and mechanics. You'll find support for everything from Mounts to side quests and from the Doomed keyword to the cycle's new focus on events that offer powerful rewards when you can target specific pairs of Traits.

The Wandering Folk
Since the Angmar Awakened cycle of Adventure Packs more or less took place in their backyard, it offered a great deal of support to the Dúnedain of The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, many of whom secretly lived as Rangers, tirelessly hunting the Enemy's minions across the North in order to safeguard the realms of Men.

While the Haradrim cycle doesn't focus on the Dúnedain, it does, nonetheless, deal extensively with your heroes' travels through the wilderness. No doubt, the sands of Harad offer a very different wilderness than they might find in the chilly North, but wherever you may need a guide or a scout, the Dúnedain remain among the game's most talented trackers. And as you look to find your way through the early stages of your journey, Race Across Harad offers some promising new support for these Scouts and Rangers.

For starters, it introduces the new Ranger hero, Thurindir (Race Across Harad, 28) who comes with two Willpower but gains an additional point for each side quest you complete. More than that, he has a unique Setup ability that allows him to fetch a side quest out of your deck after you draw your opening hand. That means that Thurindir doesn't just introduce new options to your Dúnedain Rangers, but he also increases the utility of victory display manipulation decks using Rossiel (Escape from Mount Gram, 28) and Scout Ahead (The Wastes of Eriador, 9).

Of course, Race Across Harad also introduces the new side quest, Explore Secret Ways (Race Across Harad, 36), and Thurindil guarantees you the chance to get it into play as early as possible, meaning you'll derive more benefit from its lasting effect. Especially in the course of a four-player game, this can make a tremendous difference as you look to cross Harad and its arid expanses.

But even if you're not using side quests, Thurindir's two Willpower and two Attack Strength are solid additions to your fellowship, and if you give him a Steed of the North (Race Across Harad, 30), you can make use of both every time you quest and then engage an enemy. The result is that Thurindir and his ability to guide your company along alternate paths may help you more swiftly travel through Harad and defeat all the enemies you face along your way.

Ride an Oliphaunt
Whether you play with Thurindir or attempt to make your way through Harad with another band of heroes, Race Across Harad is your chance to ride a Tamed Mûmak (Race Across Harad, 38) and test its might against the packs of wargs and warg-riders that will be hard upon your heels.

• The second Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
• A new scenario pits Middle-earth’s heroes against warg-riders in a frantic race
• Promotes new deck designs with a Dúnedain hero and twenty-nine player cards
• Offers support for a range of existing mechanics, including side quests and the Doomed keyword
• Continues to develop the cycle’s focus on alliances and decks built around paired Traits

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18.00 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: HC3 -Beneath the Sands Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: HC3 -Beneath the Sands Adventure Pack

The third Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

There's more than Haradrim to fear among the lands of Harad. There are the jungles and the beasts that lair within them. There are the Orcs and Wargs sent by the Dark Lord of Mordor to patrol the region. And there are the deadly expanses of desert, where the sun and dehydration can kill you slowly, provided you're not first captured and eaten by the hidden predators that lie in wait.

In Beneath the Sands, several of Middle-earth's greatest heroes continue their perilous journey through the hostile lands of Harad, only to find evidence of giant spiders that have dragged people under the dunes. Compelled to investigate, your heroes must crawl into the spider's tunnels, only to navigate a scenario that weaves through a labyrinth of cobweb-choked darkness, blocked passages, and deadly spiders. Time is of the essence, as the spiders' victims may yet be alive, but you'll need to be clever and attentive lest you become lost underground.

With scenario-specific rules that allow you to squander your progress when you get off-track, even if you quest successfully, Beneath the Sands places an emphasis upon the game's questing and exploration in a way that truly allows you to feel trapped in a maze. Fortunately, the Adventure Pack also comes with a new Scout hero and twenty-seven player cards (three copies each of nine different cards) to help you get back onto the proper path—or forge your own.

Finding Your Way to the Spider's Den
Fans of The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game have faced Spiders before. If you're a longtime veteran, you may have fought your way through the spiders of Mirkwood not only in the Core Set and the Shadows of Mirkwood cycle of Adventure Packs, but also in The Hobbit: On the Doorstep. But the Spiders of Middle-earth are by no means limited to Mirkwood. The nastiest of all living Spiders doesn't live in Mirkwood at all; Shelob (The Land of Shadow, 40), the daughter of Ungoliant, famously lived within Cirith Ungol, a passage into Mordor through the Mountains of Ash. Of course, Shelob appears in The Land of Shadow Saga Expansion.

Given the many varieties of spiders and the many places in which they can live, it's no surprise that The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game also explored the possibility of Cave Spiders (The Long Dark, 97) residing within the abandoned mines of Moria. And now we find more giant spiders, but this time we see them as one of the deadlier predators living beneath the sands of Harad's deserts.

In Beneath the Sands, your heroes must travel through the network of tunnels in which these giant spiders have made their lair. The victims they've captured may still be alive—at least that's your hope!—and rescuing them depends upon two things. First, you must do your best to stay On Track (Beneath the Sands, 80). Then, once you find your way to the spiders' nest, you must draw your weapons and defeat the vermin in battle.

On Track exists as one side of a double-sided Search objective, the back of which wanders Off Track (Beneath the Sands, 79). Placed into the staging area during setup, this Search objective introduces an idea that's completely new within The Lord of the Rings—it is possible to quest in the wrong direction. Regardless which side of the Search objective is faceup, you'll suffer all the same penalties should you fail to quest successfully. However, if the Off Track side is faceup, you cannot place progress on the main quest because your heroes are searching in the wrong direction.

As a result, should you ever end up headed Off Track, you'll need to find your way back On Track by traveling to a location with the Track X keyword. Whenever you travel to a location with the Track X keyword, like Blocked Passage (Beneath the Sands, 72), you'll discard a number of cards from the top of the encounter deck equal to the location's Track value. So if you were to travel to Blocked Passage, you would discard two cards from the top of the encounter deck. If either of those cards then had the words "On Track" printed in the lower right, you would find your way back On Track, flipping the Search objective to that side.

Keep Your Eyes Open
In addition to its clever take on the game's mechanics for questing and exploration, Beneath the Sands offers a renewed focus on the game's Traits and side quests. Throughout the Haradrim cycle, you'll find a range of new events that reward creative deck-builds by offering powerful effects to players able to pair specific combinations of Traits. Meanwhile, the cycle's new side quests introduce lingering effects that trigger from your victory pile, meaning the sooner you complete them, the more impactful they will be.

These side quests become even more valuable in Beneath the Sands since they allow you to derive benefits from the progress you make while questing, even if that progress cannot be placed on the main quest. When you consider this alongside the fact that the scenario's Spiders become deadlier as you remain On Track, you may find that your trip Beneath the Sands is a perfect reason for including the new side quest Keep Watch (Beneath the Sands, 59) in your deck.

Once added to your victory display, Keep Watch applies a one-point penalty to the Attack Strength of each non-unique enemy engaged with a player. Given how wounds tend to add up, this could be the difference between taking no wounds from your engagements with enemies, or watching your characters bleed one point at a time, until the next point of damage would eliminate a hero.

And as for Traits? There are a number of different cards that target your Traits—or provide you with a Trait—including a new card that rewards you for building your deck around characters with both the Warrior and Scout Traits. Still, for many players, given how many of them come to the game first through their love of Tolkien's novels, the gem of the lot may very well prove to be The Free Peoples (Beneath the Sands, 64).

At a cost of five resources, this event is undeniably expensive, but it is also unquestionably powerful. Like the Core Set event Grim Resolve (Core Set, 25), The Free Peoples allows you to ready all characters in play. The more players and allies you have in play, the more powerful this card becomes, especially since it also provides the secondary benefit of granting a one-point boost to each character's Willpower until the end of the phase. Commit every character in play to the quest, and play The Free Peoples; suddenly, you have every character ready to travel and fight, and they're all gaining the equivalent of a boost from Core Set Faramir (Core Set, 14).

The catch, of course, is that you have to spot nine different Traits to trigger the card. You can get a head start on this through the careful selection of heroes with multiple Traits. For example, Leadership Denethor (Flight of the Stormcaller, 1) and Elfhelm (Temple of the Deceived, 57) have six different Traits between the two of them, leaving you in need of only three more. Add a couple of allies, or one of the attachments from the Haradrim cycle that adds a Trait, and you'll find it relatively easy to meet the event's requirement.

The Broodlings Are Hungry
Can you stay On Track and find your way to the spider's den? Will you draw upon the collective wisdom of The Free Peoples to do so? How will you make use of the game's side quests?

When you head Beneath the Sands, you'll want a plan that not only builds on your successes but that accommodates your setbacks. How will you fare in your efforts to save the spiders' unwitting victims?

• The third Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for the cooperative The Lord of the Rings LCG
• Challenges Middle-earth's heroes to rescue their friends from an underground nest of spiders
• Introduces new mechanics for losing and finding your way through a maze
• A new hero and player cards permit new decks built around the Scout and Ranger traits
• Further emphasises the cycle's development of side quests and trait-focused cards

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19.40 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: HC6 -The Crossings of Poros Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: HC6 -The Crossings of Poros Adventure Pack

The sixth and final Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

For several of Middle-earth's heroes, the end to a long and difficult journey through Harad is nearly within sight. These heroes have survived a shipwreck and a desert crossing. They have tamed Mûmakil and allied themselves to a tribe of good-willed Haradrim. They have battled Orcs and Wargs. They have confronted Giant Spiders and wicked Southrons. And they have freed their friends from one of the Dark Lord's dungeons.

But now the friends they have freed are slowing them down. The heroes know the Orcs and Wargs will soon return—and in greater numbers. The Southrons will want their revenge. And there are still many miles to cross before they reach the safety of Gondor.

With its sixty cards (including a new hero and three copies of each new player card), The Crossings of Poros challenges you and your heroes to find your way through the final stretches of Harad. Will you lead your company through the desert? Or will you ask them to weave their way through the rocky hills of the Ephel Dúath? Both paths bring their own dangers, and it falls to you to safeguard your heroes, their allies, and their hope for freedom.

A Respite from Your Travels
Even as The Crossings of Poros leads you through the tense final legs of your journey from Harad to Ithilien, it celebrates some of the more unusual partnerships you'll find in The Lord of the Rings. An Ent hero is accompanied by a Hobbit ally. You'll find cards representing the vigilance of Gondor as well as that of the Beornings. And you'll find new ways to use your Traps among the spheres of both Lore and Tactics.

Rather than focusing too narrowly on a single theme, the hero and player cards from The Crossings of Poros conclude the Haradrim cycle by returning to the diverse range of different Traits and mechanics that were introduced in previous cycles giving them new support. These include the return of the Encounter keyword. Embodying one of the rarest and most powerful of all player mechanics, cards with Encounter keyword allow you to dilute the encounter deck, interrupting the tide of evil with beneficial effects.

There are three copies of the card, Wind from the Sea (The Crossings of Poros, 144), in the Adventure Pack, and each bears the Encounter keyword and an encounter card back. This card cannot be placed into your deck, but instead must be set aside at the beginning of the game. Then, if you draw and play a copy of Flight to the Sea (The Crossings of Poros, 140), you can shuffle a copy of Wind from the Sea into the encounter deck.

Of course, there's no telling when (or if!) you might reveal Wind from the Sea from the encounter deck, but if you do, it will turn the tide of the game in your favor. Not only will it refresh each hero committed to the quest, but it also negates one of the encounter deck’s reveals. And this is especially welcome in a scenario that's all about accumulating a mass of other, deadlier encounter cards.

The Hazards of Harad
The encounter deck in The Crossings of Poros is something like a puzzle that comes together differently each time you play. First of all, there are two encounter sets represented in the Adventure Pack, The Crossings of Poros and Mountains of Shadow, but at the beginning of your game, you'll build your encounter deck from just one of these, The Crossings of Poros. Then, you'll set aside a variety of other encounter sets, each of which may bleed into your adventure—based upon the paths you tread and the locations you visit.

As you play through The Crossings of Poros, your heroes will struggle to keep ahead of the villains and creatures on their heels. They must cross the Desolate Lands (The Crossings of Poros, 150) of the Harondor Waste (The Crossings of Poros, 151), and as they do, you'll find yourself moving cards from the set aside encounter sets into your encounter discard pile, repesenting the different forces catching up to you!

In this way, the encounter deck for The Crossings of Poros is always shifting from round to round and game to game, chasing after you and your heroes like Orc snifflers on a scent. It changes, too, when you set your course for one of the two different Stage 2 cards, shuffling its associated encounter set into the encounter deck and removing another from play. And then it solidifies its shape even more when you travel to one of the two different Stage 3 cards, again adding one encounter set and removing the other.

The result is that even though your heroes will want to complete The Crossings of Poros as quickly as possible and put Harad far behind them, the scenario is one that will reward you time and again with fresh challenges, decisions, and encounters.

New Strength for Gondor
Although Middle-earth's heroes could move faster on their own, they wouldn't be true heroes if they left their friends behind. It is because these heroes of Middle-earth commit themselves to the safety of their newfound allies that the final stages of their journey are so fraught with peril.

The question is whether the heroes' decision will bring new strength to Gondor—and new insight into the Dark Lord's methods—or if it will lead to their downfall along the road.

• The climactic final Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for the cooperative The Lord of the Rings LCG
• Middle-earth’s heroes must elude the enemies of Harad as they race to the border with Gondor
• New player cards reinforce many of the game’s existing traits and mechanics, including the powerful ability to shuffler player cards into the encounter deck
• A new Ent hero arrives ready for battle in the Tactics sphere
• Your choices and actions build a new encounter deck each game, engendering fantastic replayability

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18.00 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Heirs of Numenor Deluxe Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Heirs of Numenor Deluxe Expansion

Heirs of Númenor is the second deluxe expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, transporting your games to the realm of Gondor with 165 new cards (including three copies of each player card).

Two new heroes and a host of new allies arrive to join an escalating war against the forces of evil, and three new scenarios lead you from the relative safety of the streets of Pelargir to the heat of an epic battle with an army of Orcs and Southrons.

Bulwark of the West
Evil stirs in the lands of Mordor. Smoke rises from the mouth of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord’s power grows, and his armies push outward. Against this shadow growing in the East, the Men of Gondor form the first solid line of defense. Can they stand fast against the onslaught from the East?

Heirs of Númenor gives you the opportunity to command some of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes in a region at war against the forces of evil. Three new scenarios lead you from the relative safety of the streets of Pelargir to the heat of an epic battle with an army of Orcs and Southrons.

True-hearted Men
Descended from the Dúnedain of ages past, the Men of Gondor are the heirs to traditions of noble wisdom and wealth, but also of fantastic ambition and a bitter enmity with the Dark Lord of Mordor, who was once overthrown by the Dúnedan, Elendil, and the Elf, Gil-galad, during the Last Alliance of Elves and Men.

Heirs of Númenor introduces players to the great cities of Gondor and its people. Two new Gondor heroes, a cast of Gondor allies, and several new events like Behind Strong Walls (Heirs of Númenor, 8) reinforce the Gondor trait, so that for the first time in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game it can serve as the thematic focus of whole new deck designs.

Stand Fast Against the Shadow
The realm of Gondor is the shield wall that stands between the hosts of Mordor and the free lands to the West. The massive walls of its fortresses are for defense, not for show, and its merchants’ prosperity is won by the sweat and skill of its Rangers, who search the outlying lands for bands of Orcs and dispatch the threats. Even so, the strength of its walls and the skill of its Rangers may not be enough to keep Gondor safe from the nearby forces of evil.

Through the years, Gondor has known many battles and sieges, and Heirs of Númenor represents these momentous confrontations through new keywords that will change the way players approach the quest phase by forcing characters to use attributes other than Willpower to make progress on their quest. After all, a battle cannot be won by the power of will alone, but needs hearty soldiers, great commanders, and the strength of steel.

Moreover, the battles of Heirs of Númenor will spill over into Against the Shadow, the following cycle of Adventure Packs.

As with the game’s first deluxe expansion, Khazad-dûm, Heirs of Númenor transports The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game to a new region, filled with enemies, locations, and treacheries that differ greatly from those in the game’s Core Set. Accordingly, Heirs of Númenor introduces ten new encounter sets that give life (and teeth) to the region’s foes. These encounter sets build the encounter decks for the expansion’s scenarios and lay the foundation for the upcoming scenarios from Against the Shadow.

This means that while Heirs of Númenor is an epic narrative experience in its own right, it’s also the introduction to a full cycle of adventures set in a realm bordering the land of shadow!

A Gathering Storm
Dark clouds hang over the lands of Mordor and pose an ever-present threat to the lands of Gondor. Amidst this setting, your heroes will embark upon a journey that takes them from the streets of Pelargir to the heart of a desperate defense against waves upon waves of Orcs and other foes.

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36.00 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Hobbit -On the Doorstep Saga Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Hobbit -On the Doorstep Saga Expansion

"You must either go through or give up your quest. And I am not going to allow you to back out now, Mr Baggins.”
–J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit

The Hobbit: On the Doorstep is the second Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, continuing the story begun in The Hobbit: Over Hill and Under Hill. Players directly relive the exciting events of the beloved classic, The Hobbit. Encounter giant spiders, burgle treasures from the mighty Smaug, and fight the Battle of Five Armies. The Hobbit: On the Doorstep introduces three new scenarios, five new heroes, and player cards all pulled from the pages of the second half of The Hobbit!

• The second Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
• Continues the story begun in The Hobbit: Over Hill and Under Hill
• Players relive Bilbo Baggins’ adventures from the second half of The Hobbit
• Introduces three new scenarios with unique enemies, locations, and treachery cards
• Features 165 new cards, including 3 copies of each player card

As a Saga Expansion, The Hobbit: On the Doorstep faithfully retraces the half-sized footsteps of Bilbo Baggins, Middle-earth’s most famous burglar. Three new scenarios invite you to relive the thrilling adventures that lead Bilbo, Thorin, and Company to the end of their amazing journey. Equipped with his magic ring, Bilbo helps the Dwarves through the perilous forests of Mirkwood, burgles treasures from under a dragon’s nose, and struggles to restore peace during the Battle of Five Armies.

The Lucky Number
The Hobbit: On the Doorstep picks up immediately after the events of The Hobbit: Over Hill and Under Hill, and players will find a new version of Bilbo Baggins (On the Doorstep, 1) that arrives more experienced, having gotten a few adventures under his belt. Four additional heroes allow players greater deck-building options, as do six new treasure cards and thirty-six new player cards (three copies each of thirteen different cards).

The Bilbo Baggins included in The Hobbit: On the Doorstep comes with a special set of rules and belongs to a unique sphere of influence, the Baggins sphere, denoted by the symbol. Just as Thorin and his companions came to rely on the wit and courage of the unlikely hero, players will need Bilbo’s help to defeat each the expansion’s new scenarios. Bilbo falls under the control of the first player each turn, and his resources not only allow him to play cards from the Baggins sphere (as well as neutral cards), but they can prove helpful throughout the scenarios in the numerous situations where they can be spent for unique, beneficial effects.

Known to an Ounce
Treasures are a new type of card for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game specific to the Saga Expansion format and that first appeared in The Hobbit: Over Hill and Under Hill. Now, The Hobbit: On the Doorstep introduces six new treasures for Bilbo to burgle.

These unique player cards are extremely powerful, but in order to include them in your deck, you must first discover them during a scenario. Thus, they help tie together the scenarios from The Hobbit: On the Doorstep, turning them into a full-fledged campaign that is greater than the sum of its parts.

To the Mountain
After The Hobbit: Over Hill and Under Hill took Bilbo far from his home in the Shire, The Hobbit: On the Doorstep follows the rest of his path to the Lonely Mountain, through the spider-infested forests of Mirkwood and under the nose of Smaug the Golden (On the Doorstep, 40). There, however, Bilbo’s journey doesn’t end but leads him into even deadlier situations.

The three scenarios from The Hobbit: On the Doorstep recount three classic encounters from The Hobbit. In the middle of the dark Mirkwood forests, Bilbo and the Dwarves battle a horde of giant spiders. After arriving at the Lonely Mountain, Bilbo must prove his worth as a burglar before discovering Smaug’s sole weakness. Finally, The Hobbit: On the Doorstep concludes with the fearsome Battle of Five Armies that followed upon the Dwarves’ single-minded greed.

Throughout the expansion’s scenarios, new quest and encounter mechanics greatly add to the game’s replay value as the players face outcomes more varied than just success or failure, and the strategic decisions they make may have far-reaching repercussions.

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38.60 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Hunt for the Dreadnaught Scenario Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: Hunt for the Dreadnaught Scenario Pack

A unique scenario pack for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game.

Vicious Corsairs have pillaged the Gondorian coastline for months, but now, rumors whisper that the shipyards of Umbar have constructed the most devastatingly gigantic ship ever known: the Dreadnaught. Many are suspicious of such extraordinary reports, but if true, this massive warship is an enemy unlike any you’ve faced before. It will take an equally colossal effort to take down such a potent foe. It’s up to the greatest heroes of Middle-earth to assemble a formidable fleet and scour the seas for this mighty threat!

You and your fellow heroes of Middle-earth take to the high seas and battle the Dreadnaught in this newest scenario pack. Whether you’re playing with a single group of one to four players, or with any number of groups in Epic Multiplayer Mode, The Hunt for the Dreadnaught is a thrilling race to find and sink a powerful warship. You’ll even find a brand-new contract that can be added to your deck in any game of The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, challenging you to make a perilous voyage with a super-sized deck!

Fastest in the Fleet
Taking down the Dreadnaught will be a titanic undertaking, but before you can send that monstrous warship to the bottom of the ocean, you’ll need to gather your own ships and hunt down the Corsairs. Even if you have some experience with ships in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, you’ve never led a fleet like this into battle.

At the start of the game, you and your fellow players will prepare your fleet by each selecting one of the six unique Ships setting sail from the Grey Havens or from Gondor. Each of these ships offers unique benefits for your heroes, whether that’s the higher willpower offered by Eithiliant (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 6a), the defensive strength of Pride of Lebennin (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 8a), the heavy focus on events from Silent Mist (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 9a), or one of the other three ships that you can use to build your fleet!

What’s more, each of these heroic ships are double-sided, featuring a stronger, Upgraded version on the reverse side. If you’re fortunate enough to find your way to a Belfalas Shipyard (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 34), you can upgrade one of your Ships—and you’ll need every advantage if you’re going to take down the Dreadnaught.

Prepare to be Boarded
Your adventure begins as you scour the high seas for the Dreadnaught, battling Corsairs that you find along the way and searching for the Corsairs’ flagship. Once your groups have advanced to the second stage, however, you’re launched into a fleet battle unlike any you’ve seen before—and at its centerpoint, the monstrous Dreadnaught (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 13a), towering above the rest of your fleet on an appropriately-sized giant card. You and the other heroes of Middle-earth will have to work together to destroy this massive warship—but it’s far from the only enemy Ship you’ll have to contend with.

The Dreadnaught may be the flagship of a fleet, but it’s far from the only ship that you’ll have to contend with. Black Sails (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 26) are a potent foe, a Corsair Skirmisher (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 28) poses a dangerous opportunity to grow your own fleet, and a Ramming Ship (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 30) can make a deadly initial attack. And these are only a fraction of the ships that surround the Dreadnaught during your assault.

You’ll also notice that many of these ships feature the new Boarding keyword. At the beginning of this scenario, you’ll pull the thirteen non-Ship, non-unique Corsair enemies into their own separate Corsair Deck. Whenever a ship-enemy engages you from the staging area, it uses the Boarding keyword to bring that many additional enemies from the Corsair Deck! Even as you maneuver your ships into position to attack and sink the Dreadnaught, your heroes will be fighting a desperate battle on the rolling decks of your ships against the Corsair boarding parties, such as the Daring Buccaneer (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 22) or the Southron Sailor (The Hunt for the Dreadnaught, 24). It’s a war on the high seas unlike any other, and a match for the greatest battles you’ve faced throughout The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

Hoist the Mainsails
The next great adventure for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game has crested the horizon. Do you have what it takes to take down the Dreadnaught?

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25.30 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Land of Shadow Saga Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Land of Shadow Saga Expansion

The fourth The Lord of the Rings Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, The Land of Shadow allows you to continue upon your epic journey from the Shire to Mount Doom with three new scenarios that recreate the adventures recorded in the second half of The Two Towers.

Join Frodo Baggins as he draws near to the land of Mordor on his quest for Mount Doom. Wrestle with Gollum at the edge of the Dead Marshes, join the Rangers of Gondor as they ambush the Haradrim in Ithilien, and brave the deadly dark of Shelob’s lair. While these scenarios each provide exciting and memorable challenges when played on their own, they can be combined with your other The Lord of the Rings Saga scenarios in Campaign Mode, where the consequences of your decisions continue to haunt you throughout your ongoing adventures. In addition to its new quest and encounter cards, The Land of Shadow also gives weight to your adventures with new boons and burdens. Finally, three new heroes and player cards for each sphere of influence permit new strategies and further increase your deck-building options.

• The fourth The Lord of the Rings Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
• Recreates adventures drawn straight from the second half of The Two Towers
• Three scenarios can be played as standalone experiences or combined with your other The Lord of the Rings Saga scenarios in Campaign Mode
• New boons and burdens lend further weight to your decisions
• Expands your customization options with three new heroes and thirty player cards

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38.70 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Mines of Moria Custom Scenario Kit
Lord of the Rings LCG: Mines of Moria Custom Scenario Kit

Middle-earth is a vast land full of mystery, but equally vast and perhaps even more mysterious than its quiet fields and lush forests are the great caverns and tunnels that lie below its surface. These ancient halls are the domain of Dwarves and can hold great riches for those who know where to look. But who knows what untold dangers lurk in the darkness below the ancient mansions of the Dwarves?

Into the Mines
Your adventures in Moria begin with The Mines of Moria, the scenario that was featured at Gen Con 2019. Here, you have been drawn to the West-door of Moria by rumors of growing darkness there. Upon reaching the Doors of Durin, you are surprised to find a foul-smelling pool at its feet, and a fell creature blocking your way. Once you fight your way inside the mines, it becomes obvious that the rumors were true: evil things move through the darkness all around you. With the way behind you blocked by that horrible creature, your only option is to press forward.

Unknown Terrors
Whether you decide to tackle The Mines of Moria or Escape from Khazad-dûm, these custom scenario kits offer you a different type of quest than those found in a standard Adventure Pack. Instead, they give you everything you need to build and play out your own adventures. Each of these kits contains seven quest cards: one Stage 1 card, three Stage 2 cards, and three Stage 3 cards that can be mixed and matched to create a unique adventure.

There’s no telling what hazards you could encounter in the deeps of Moria and each quest card slightly alters your journeys in the mines. As you draw closer to discovering The Fate of Balin (The Mines of Moria, 8), for instance, the first player could be presented with a terrible choice. Similarly, your search for a way out of Khazad-dûm could take A Wrong Turn (Escape from Khazad-dûm, 4), putting a severe strain on your resources.

Whatever your goal, you won’t be navigating the mines alone. All manner of vile beasts live in the deep places of the world and will not take your intrusion into their domain lightly. Both The Mines of Moria and Escape from Khazad-dûm also include 70 encounter cards (14 encounter sets of 5 cards each) and, while you cannot mix quest cards from both sets, you’re free to choose encounter cards from both when building a custom scenario.

Like the quest cards, each encounter set lends its own flavor to your adventure, helping you tailor the experience to the mode you’re playing. If you’re playing a standard 1–4 player cooperative game, you could choose to test yourself by facing a Cave Spider (Escape from Khazad-dûm, 15). Alternatively, if you’re engaging in a thrilling race to see who can complete each other’s custom scenario first in a competitive game, you can directly sabotage your opponents with a Sudden Pitfall (The Mines of Moria, 29). Either way, the adventure will be uniquely your own.

Forge Your Path
There are many unknown roads through Moria. Build your own path through them as you recreate your adventures from Gen Con 2019 and Fellowship 2020 with these Custom Scenario Kits!

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17.70 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Mountain of Fire Saga Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Mountain of Fire Saga Expansion

The sixth and final The Lord of the Rings Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

Your desperate journey nears its end. While the Captains of the West march to the Black Gate, the fuming, barren, and ash-ridden land before you rises upward. Into air choked by smoke. Up toward the fires of Mount Doom—toward your fate and the fate of all Middle-earth...

Dire, world-shattering stakes. Epic Multiplayer Mode. The climactic conclusion to your The Lord of the Rings campaign. In The Mountain of Fire, you'll find three epic saga scenarios inspired directly by The Return of the King.

Two of these scenarios thrust you deep into the heart of Mordor, where you'll join Frodo Baggins for adventures in Cirith Ungol and along the road to Mount Doom. The third will give you the chance to ride beside Aragorn as he, Gandalf, Prince Imrahil, and Éomer lead a valiant army of seven-thousand into the teeth of a battle they cannot possibly hope to win. All they can hope is that they will buy enough time for Frodo to carry the One Ring back to the fires in which it was forged.

And it's not just the scenarios that are bigger and more fantastic than ever. The Mountain of Fire is loaded with new heroes, allies, events, and attachments that truly convey the awesome resolve of those noble and daring Men, Elves, Dwarves, and Hobbits that stood at the end against the forces of Mordor.

Dread and Danger
In The Mountain of Fire, the stakes are higher than ever before. Your efforts will contribute directly toward the end of the Third Age of Middle-earth; you'll either save it or see it plunged into an eternal darkness under the rule of Sauron, the Dark Lord.

Accordingly, The Mountain of Fire introduces a new keyword, "dire," that appears on several of its quest cards and that represents the world-changing endeavors that your heroes must undertake. Whenever the main quest has the dire keyword, your threat elimination level is increased to "99," but you cannot reduce your threat by more than one each round by non-boon player card effects. At the same time, the threat value for triggering Valour effects is changed from forty threat to eighty.

This means you'll find plenty of room for your battles to grow larger than ever. You'll spot enemies on the horizon that may not engage you for many turns. You'll find it harder to sneak quietly and secretly through the land of smoke and ash. And you'll feel the tension like never before as your threat level rises from forty to fifty and then beyond, forcing you to fight the inexorable tide of enemies or muster the strength to place one foot forward in front of the other along the climb to the fires of Mount Doom.

Not only does The Mountain of Fire force you to face greater threats than ever before, it allows you to confront them in any of four different modes. You can play the expansion's scenarios as standalone adventures in the game's standard play mode. You can play through them as the climactic culmination of all the choices and struggles you've faced in Campaign Mode since you first left the Shire in The Black Riders. Or you can play its last two adventures simultaneously in a dramatic Epic Multiplayer Mode, either in standard mode or as part of your campaign.

In this Epic Multiplayer Mode, you and your friends split into two groups and tackle the final two scenarios at the same time. While one group helps Frodo along the final stages of his journey to Mount Doom, the other marches to the Black Gate in order to draw away as many of the Orcs, Trolls, and Nazgûl as possible. Ultimately, Frodo's group must destroy the One Ring in order to save Middle-earth, but should the other group fall at the Gates, Sauron will be able to turn his full attention to the soft little feet padding up Mount Doom… and all will be lost.

Courage at the End of an Age
In the midst of such momentous events—and thrust into battle against the world's greatest evils—you'll find yourself more appreciative than ever of Frodo Baggins (The Mountain of Fire, 1) and Aragorn (The Mountain of Fire, 2) and their fateful heroics.

Both of these heroes gain new form in The Mountain of Fire, as they grow more fully into their roles.

Frodo is now no longer the innocent Hobbit who wondered whether or not he should use the One Ring to hide from Black Riders; his spirit is now woven more fully into his role as Ring-bearer, carrying both its terrible burden and much of its benefit. While he's not completely its Master, the Ring responds to him, and he can use it to give resources to the heroes accompanying him.

Aragorn remains fundamentally the same. After all, he had already traveled far and wide and endured many trials before he first met the Hobbits in Bree. But The Mountain of Fire finds him changed, nonetheless. He's no longer supporting the Ring-bearer as part of the Fellowship, nor is he trying to piece the Fellowship back together. His earlier quests are all complete, and only one remains. Aragorn heads to the Black Gate to meet the enemy in battle and buy the Ring as much time along the road to Mount Doom as possible. And, as a result, The Mountain of Fire finds Aragorn ready to stand and fight until the bitter end.

Of course, while these may be the two most important characters to play a part in your Saga, they're not the only ones you'll find in The Mountain of Fire. You'll also find two more heroes and unique allies for all four spheres, including the sons of Elrond, Elladan (The Mountain of Fire, 7) and Elrohir (The Mountain of Fire, 8).

Driven by a thirst for revenge against the Orcs that imprisoned and tortured their mother, these Noldor Rangers rode from Rivendell to Gondor to join Aragorn in the war against Mordor. And you'll find their blades tremendously useful in the battles to come. When he's with his brother, Elrohir defends at a Defense Strength of three; just as Elladan fights at an Attack Strength of three beside his twin. And whenever you optionally engage an Orc enemy, both of these Elves ready, no matter how tired they become, nor how grim the tide of war.

These are but two of the nine different player cards (three copies of each) that you'll find in The Mountain of Fire, and while these Elves may help you carve you way through your enemies, you'll find other cards to help you raise your spirits and evade the evils around you.

Behold the Eye of Sauron
All your trials have led you here. The battles you've fought. The mountains you've climbed. The pain you've suffered. The choices you've made. At the end of your road, the fate of the world is at stake, and the Eye of Sauron is upon you.

Gather your strength, and see your journey to its end.

• An epic Saga Expansion for the cooperative LCG®, The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game • Three scenarios follow Aragorn and Frodo Baggins through the epic events of the second half of The Return of the King • The last scenarios can support up to eight players simultaneously in Epic Multiplayer Mode • Introduces new copies of Aragorn and Frodo Baggins, along with two other heroes and twenty-seven player cards (three copies each of nine different cards) • Rules for Campaign Mode allow you to play through its scenarios as the epic finale to your The Lord of the Rings Saga campaign

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41.20 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Riders of Rohan Starter Deck
Lord of the Rings LCG: Riders of Rohan Starter Deck

Every adventure begins with the first step. For many new fans of The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, the Revised Core Set is that first step. But what about the next step? Or, beyond that, what if your friend is the one with the Revised Core Set, and you want a deck to call your very own? Not to worry, because there won’t just be one deck for you to choose from—there will be four!

These starter decks are Dwarves of Durin, Elves of Lórien, Defenders of Gondor, and Riders of Rohan. Each deck is built around a different theme and playstyle, and they all can provide the perfect jumping-off point for players who want to try the game with a friend or dabble in deckbuilding beyond what is available in the Revised Core Set. In addition to having fully pre-built player decks that are usable from the moment you open the box, each of these products also includes multiple additional cards that can be used to enhance any decks you build yourself. Whether you plan to use these decks yourself or lend them to a friend who’s trying the game for the first time, there is no doubt that you will want to add these starter decks to your collection!

Note: For longtime fans of The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, if you already own all of the game’s expansions, you will not find any new cards in any of these starter decks. However, you may find it helpful to have one of these decks on hand when you introduce a friend to the game, since these decks have been tailor-made for new players.

The Rohirrim are renowned across Middle-earth for their cavalry, and this starter deck’s playstyle draws inspiration from a cavalry charge. Some allies like Escort from Edoras (Riders of Rohan, 5) and Riddermark Knight (Riders of Rohan, 9) rush into quests or combat with wild abandon, and then retreat with self-discard effects. Others, such as Westfold Horse-breaker (Riders of Rohan, 11) and Westfold Lancer (Riders of Rohan, 13), can discard themselves to grant you useful effects, while Éomund (Riders of Rohan, 4) can ready all other Rohan characters on his way out of play.

While having your allies constantly leaving play may seem like a detriment, the heroes of this starter deck ensure that it is nearly always worthwhile. Lothíriel (Riders of Rohan, 3) can let you play an ally for free when she quests, and when that ally gets shuffled back into your deck, Éomer (Riders of Rohan, 1) becomes a powerhouse with 5 attack until the end of the round. With support from Firefoot (Riders of Rohan, 16) and a War Axe (Riders of Rohan, 19) equipped, Éomer can tear through swathes of enemies by himself, which means you will always have an answer to enemy forces even while your allies are mustering for another charge.

Not a standalone product. A copy of The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game core set is required to play.

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28.70 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: RM1 -The Dunland Trap Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: RM1 -The Dunland Trap Adventure Pack

Dunland Trap, the first chapter of The Ring-maker cycle of Adventure Packs for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

Could it be possible to turn the Dark Lord’s foul arts against him? In The Dunland Trap, some of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes continue to aid Saruman the White with the work that he began in The Voice of Isengard deluxe expansion. As they seek to win a rare victory for the forces of good and their struggle against the Shadow of Mordor, the heroes must face new perils, including the threat posed by angry bands of militant Dunlendings!

The Dunland Trap features a combat-heavy new scenario, in which your heroes must battle their way to freedom against waves of ferocious Dunlendings. Additionally, among its sixty cards, you’ll find a new Silvan hero and three copies of each player card, many of which introduce greater shape and surprises to the Silvan trait.

As it begins The Ring-maker cycle, The Dunland Trap also provides more support for the Mount trait, as well as the Time X and Doomed X mechanics featured in The Voice of Isengard, and players will also discover thematic ties to Saruman and the White Council.

That’s not all, though, as the Adventure Packs in The Ring-maker also return to some of the game’s previously developed traits and mechanics. For more about The Ring-maker and the themes at its core, we turn to lead developer Caleb Grace.

Lead Developer Caleb Grace on The Ring-maker:
The Ring-maker cycle continues the rich narrative tradition in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game by linking each adventure together into one continuous storyline, and the first pack of the cycle, The Dunland Trap, picks up immediately after the events in The Voice of Isengard deluxe expansion. The heroes are asked by Saruman to undertake a quest of grave importance, and the events of this scenario lead further into the overarching plot of The Ring-maker. I don’t want to give away too much of the story, however, so I’m going to talk instead about the cycle’s player cards.

One of the very first things that the design team wanted to do with the player cards in The Ring-maker was to develop the Silvan trait. By the time we started working on this set, we’d already bolstered the Dwarf, Gondor, Rohan, and Hobbit traits with heroes and allies to the point that each offered players the ability to build fun and thematic decks around them. It was high time to give Elves some more attention.

Before we started designing new cards around the Silvan trait, we needed to settle on the trait’s thematic core. We knew for certain that we wanted the Elves of Middle-earth to play differently from the other races we’d developed extensively. During the timeline of our game, one of the things that seemed to set the Elves apart from the other free peoples was their dwindling numbers and their standoffish attitude towards the problems of mortals. While they wielded great power, they reserved most of it to defend the shrinking borders of their ancient kingdoms. Whenever they did venture out or intervene on behalf of others, they would strike with great power and then quickly fade away.

That gave us a great starting point for developing the Silvan trait: Silvan allies have powerful abilities that trigger when they enter play but low hit point values so they don’t stick around for long. A good example is the Naith Guide (The Dunland Trap, 1), which reads: “Response: After Naith Guide enters play, choose a hero. That hero does not exhaust to quest this round.” That’s the kind of ability that you want to trigger again and again, and that’s precisely the way Silvan are meant to be played.

As opposed to other traits such as Dwarf and Outlands where players are encouraged to get as many allies into play as possible, Silvan allies encourage you to bounce them in and out of play to take constant advantage of their powerful effects. But in order to play an ally again and again, you need a way of returning that ally back to its owner’s hand, so we crafted some events that represent the expert woodcraft of the Elves which require you to return a Silvan you control to your hand in order to play them. A good example of such a card is The Tree People (The Dunland Trap, 9), which reads: “Action: Return a Silvan ally you control to your hand to search the top 5 cards of your deck for a Silvan ally. Put that ally into play and shuffle the other cards back into your deck.” With luck, this combo will not only return your Naith Guide to your hand so you can play it again next turn, but it will also allow you to trigger the Response effect on the Silvan you choose to put into play.

In playtesting, we found that bouncing Silvan allies in and out of play was a really fun game experience, but the Elves needed something more to unify them. That’s why we created Celeborn (The Dunland Trap, 1) to be a Leadership hero. The husband of Galadriel and Lord of the Galadhrim, Celeborn was a powerful ruler of a secretive people. His ability to rally and inspire the Elves of Lorien is represented in his ability: “Response: After a Silvan ally enters play, that ally gets +1 Willpower, +1 Attack, and +1 Defense until the end of the round.” This ability works for each player’s Silvan allies, so everyone in your group can take advantage of their mobility.

But the Silvan trait isn’t the only theme being developed in The Ring-maker; there’s so much more to look forward to in this cycle! Where previous cycles dedicated a larger portion of cards to their main themes, the player cards in The Ring-maker provide more of a smattering of Middle-earth in order to introduce several new strategies and revive a few older ones too (Secrecy, anyone?). There’s something for everyone in The Ring-maker!

Seeking Strength to Withstand the Shadow
In Mordor, the Dark Lord rallies his strength. Time is not on your side. Can you help the White Wizard discover the means to defeat the Shadow? If so, you’ll first need to survive the deadly Dunlending assaults of The Dunland Trap!

Requires The Lord of the Rings LCG Core Set and The Voice of Isengard.

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Lord of the Rings LCG: RM2 -The Three Trials Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: RM2 -The Three Trials Adventure Pack

The second Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

After their efforts to help Saruman discover the means to forestall the forces of Mordor leads them deep into the heart of Dunland, several of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes must undertake a series of three deadly trials. In The Three Trials, Middle-earth’s heroes must defeat three ferocious Dunlending Guardian spirits, claim their Keys, and recover an ancient Dunlending artifact, the Antlered Crown.

The new scenario from The Three Trials places immediate pressure upon your heroes and their efforts. Like Raven’s Guardian (The Three Trials, 42), each of the scenario’s three Guardians shares the Time X keyword, forcing you to move swiftly along your quest… or suffer the consequences of failure. The scenario’s Guardians and other threats will offer your heroes no chance to catch their breath, so you’ll want to come prepared to fight your way to your goal through round after round of high-intensity combats.

In addition to challenging you to power your way quickly through its powerful enemies, The Three Trials permits a wide range of strategic considerations and possible quest combinations, making it an immensely replayable scenario.

Finally, The Three Trials introduces a new Spirit hero, as well as three copies of each player card. Fans of Middle-earth’s Elves will be pleased to find two new Elven allies, one Noldor and one Silvan, as well as events and attachments that promote the cycle’s new Silvan subthemes. You’ll also find a handful of cards that further support the game’s Secrecy keyword and decks that can keep their Threat at twenty or lower.

Smart and Secret
As part of The Ring-maker cycle, The Three Trials doesn’t focus too heavily on any one player theme. While it lends greater strength to the Silvan mechanics that lead developer Caleb Grace outlined in his introduction to the cycle, the Adventure Pack also supports a wide range of player themes and mechanics that include the Noldor, Dúnedain, and Scout traits; increased interaction for multiplayer games; and the popular Secrecy mechanic that rewards players who can keep their Threat at or below twenty.

Two of these cards, Noiseless Movement (The Three Trials, 33) and Leaf Brooch (The Three Trials, 34), may even provide enough of a boost to the Secrecy mechanic as to encourage players to hunt for the means to race quietly through the Hills of Dunland toward their confrontations with the scenario's Guardians.

While your Noiseless Movement won’t help you sneak past the scenario’s Guardians, it might still help you sneak past other enemies, like the Spirit of the Wild (The Three Trials, 50), and sneaking past such Undead foes as the Spirit might help to buy you the actions and time that you need to defeat the Guardians you can’t avoid.

Meanwhile, Leaf Brooch provides an immediate boon to any Secrecy deck. This neutral attachment plays for just one resource and then adds “Secrecy 1” to the first event you play each turn that matches its bearer’s printed sphere of influence.

Just how good is Leaf Brooch? Consider, first of all, that if your deck has enough events, Leaf Brooch is as good as gaining an extra resource each turn. Then, consider that it can add “Secrecy 1” to such popular cards as Sneak Attack (Core Set, 23) and A Test of Will (Core Set, 50), meaning not only that you can play them more cheaply, but you can play them even if you don’t have a resource on the appropriate hero. This gives you more freedom to move your resources around with cards like the Errand-rider (Heirs of Númenor, 3).

Moreover, because the effects of Secrecy stack, you could play a Leaf Brooch on three different Spirit heroes to play The Galadhrim’s Greeting (Core Set, 46) for free, or you could play Fortune or Fate (Core Set, 54) and recover your teammate’s hero for just two resources.

Will You Pass the Test?
As the threat of Mordor looms ever larger in the East, Middle-earth needs its heroes to find some means of confronting the Dark Lord and his minions. Will you do your part? Can you help the White Wizard find some knowledge or art to forestall the forces of evil? Can you defeat the ancient Dunlending Guardians and succeed at The Three Trials?

Note: The Ring-maker cycle and all its Adventure Packs require both the Core Set and The Voice of Isengard.

The Three Trials is the second Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game. In its new scenario, several of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes must undertake a series of three deadly trials. Can they defeat three ferocious Dunlending Guardian spirits, claim their Keys, and recover an ancient Dunlending artifact, the Antlered Crown? Additionally, players receive a new hero and three copies of each player card, including two new Elven allies and support for the game’s Secrecy keyword.

• The second Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
• A new scenario challenges Middle-earth’s heroes to complete three deadly trials
• Players receive a new hero and three copies of each new player card
• An excellent expansion for fans of Elves and the game’s Secrecy keyword
• Continues the ongoing narrative of The Ring-maker cycle

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Lord of the Rings LCG: RM4 -The Nin-in-Eilph Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: RM4 -The Nin-in-Eilph Adventure Pack

The fourth Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

After slipping out of the ancient, ruined city of Tharbad, past a host of Orcs and spies, several of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes begin a journey through the Nîn-in-Eilph and its treacherous marshlands. They seek a hidden site on the other side of the marsh, in Hollin, which is rumored to be full of powerful secrets that may provide the White Council some means to work against the Dark Lord.

However, your heroes have no time to lose because the Dark Lord’s servants have also learned of the hidden location within Hollin. As they seek to outrace the forces of evil, the heroes must also beware of those creatures that make their home in The Nîn-in-Eilph...

Through the Marsh
Among its sixty new cards, which also include a new hero and three copies of each new player card, The Nîn-in-Eilph introduces a deadly new scenario that challenges players to guide their heroes through the swamps of the Nîn-in-Eilph. Full of deadly Creatures, the swamps haven’t been travelled for an age, and no paths exist to lead your heroes through the shifting bogs.

The new scenario of The Nîn-in-Eilph is one of exploration and survival, and it challenges you to navigate your way through a series of random quest stages. Accordingly, it offers tremendous replayability, and the scenario’s strange collection of Creatures, along with its use of the new Time X keyword, ensure that you’ll enjoy a rewarding experience and a mounting tension each time you battle your way through the Nîn-in-Eilph and its fetid marshlands.

Find Your Bearings
With such a treacherous and important journey ahead of them, even Middle-earth’s greatest heroes may desire extra guidance. Fortunately, The Nîn-in-Eilph introduces a new Ranger hero as well as twenty-seven new player cards (three copies each of nine different cards) that focus on knowledgeable guidance and wise leadership.

Several of the Adventure Pack’s new player cards also promote interesting multi-player interactions, including Follow Me! (The Nîn-in-Eilph, 85), which allows a player to take control of the first player token, becoming the new first player. This is no small matter; enemies engage the first player first, numerous encounter cards target the first player, and in many scenarios the ability to become the first player may prove the difference between success and disaster.

Meanwhile, Wingfoot (The Nîn-in-Eilph, 92) adds to the game’s collection of powerful Aragorn-themed attachments, but it can work wonders on any Ranger. Wingfoot combines well with Henamarth Riversong (Core Set, 60) and Needful to Know (The Redhorn Gate, 9), but it also grows stronger for each player at the table in a multi-player game, as each player increases the number of encounter cards you draw and increases your odds of blindly revealing the correct type.

Outrace the Forces of Mordor
The trackless marshes of the Nîn-in-Eilph are full of dangers. Simply finding your way through the swamp and past its frightful Creatures would be challenge enough, but your task is further complicated by the fact that the Dark Lord’s servants are also racing toward Hollin.

Can you race through the Nîn-in-Eilph quickly enough to uncover the secrets of the hidden site you’ll find on the other side? Or will Mordor increase its strength? Middle-earth needs you to succeed.

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Lord of the Rings LCG: RM5 -Celebrimbor's Secret Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: RM5 -Celebrimbor's Secret Adventure Pack

The fifth Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game.

Of the Rings of Power, only the Three crafted by Celebrimbor were never touched nor sullied by the Dark Lord of Mordor. Having suspected Sauron’s evil purposes, Celembrimbor gave them to three Elf-lords who hid them through the ages and used them to resist the Dark Lord’s influence.

Should he recover the One, Sauron will command all the Rings of Power, even the Three, and he will be able to undo all the good that the Elves had created with the Three. Fortunately, though, Sauron does not have the One, and he does not yet have the means to undo the works created from the Three.

In Celebrimbor’s Secret, you will, at last, lead several of Middle-earth’s heroes toward the end of the quest that was given to them by Saruman the White. Amid the ruins of Ost-in-Edhil lies the forge where Celebrimbor crafted the Three. For ages, its location and all within it were kept secret, but as the power of Mordor grows, Saruman desperately seeks any means to fight against the Shadow, including whatever secrets the heroes may discover in Celebrimbor’s forge.

The sixty new cards in Celebrimbor’s Secret introduce a new scenario, in which Middle-earth’s heroes must search through the ruins of Ost-in-Edhil, even as they are beset by a host of Mordor Orcs that have somehow made it to the ruins ahead of the heroes. But even as you stand against the Orcs, you’ll gain new strength from the Adventure Pack’s player cards, which lend greater strength to the Silvan and Noble traits, as well as the Doomed X mechanic. You’ll also be able to call upon a new hero, one who has closely guarded Celebrimbor’s secret for hundreds of years.

The Lady of the Wood
Celebrimbor’s Secret heralds the long-awaited arrival of both Galadriel and Nenya to The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game.

Though Galadriel (Celebrimbor’s Secret, 112), herself, is Noldor, she’s also the wife of Celeborn (The Dunland Trap, 1), the Silvan-traited Elf and Lord of Lothlórien who appears earlier in The Ring-maker cycle. Accordingly, her unique abilities perfectly complement and enhance those of Celeborn and a new Silvan strategy.

First of all, Galadriel’s abilities make her unique among all of the game’s heroes. She cannot quest, attack, or defend. Still, Galadriel serves magnificently in a supporting role. After all, she has made Lothlórien one of the greatest points of light amid all of Middle-earth. In the game, Galadriel serves as a tremendous inspiration to others, allowing allies to pull double duty whenever they enter play. She allows them to commit their Willpower to the quest, without exhausting, which means they can later exhaust to defend or attack, or even to help bring in more allies with A Very Good Tale (The Hobbit: Over Hill and Under Hill, 11). Of course, Galadriel’s ability scales in power according to the power of the ally you bring into play, and when the ally in question is Gandalf (Core Set, 73) or Saruman (The Voice of Isengard, 3), Galadriel can help you quickly win early ground against the Shadow.

Meanwhile, a strategy built around the new Silvan Elves will likely not only want allies to bring into play, but events like The Tree People (The Dunland Trap, 9) to pull them back out of play. This is where Galadriel’s second ability comes in handy:

“Action: Exhaust Galadriel to choose a player. That player reduces his threat by 1 and draws 1 card. (Limit one per round.)”

Card draw is always useful, but when you rely upon a steady stream of events to power your deck, card draw is absolutely vital. In an event-based deck, Galadriel not only provides you early and consistent access to card draw, she provides you with consistent threat reduction, as well. Accordingly, Galadriel is certain to find a place not only in a number of Silvan decks, but also in a good number of Secrecy decks, especially given that her Noldor trait allows her owner to play Elrond’s Counsel (The Watcher in the Water, 59), which is arguably the most effective threat-reduction event in the game.

Despite her tremendous abilities, if Galadriel were unable to contribute her four Willpower to quests, in one fashion or another, one might wonder if the Lady of Lothlórien were really devoted to the struggle against the Dark Lord. Fortunately, Celebrimbor’s Secret provides access not only to the Lady, but also to her Ring, Nenya. After all, it was not Galadriel’s power, alone, that ensured Lothlórien remained a safe realm, even amid the growing evils of Middle-earth. Many of its defenses owed directly to the strength and influence of her Ring of Power.

In The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, Nenya (Celebrimbor’s Secret, 121) allows Galadriel to exhaust to add her Willpower to another character’s Willpower until the end of the phase.

Accordingly, with Nenya, Galadriel’s four Willpower are quite considerable. In fact, with Nenya, her four Willpower are worth more than just about any other source of four Willpower. This is because of timing. So long as you have even a single character committed to the quest, Galadriel can respond to the challenges confronting your party at action speed. Will she add her Willpower to the quest; will she participate in another test of Willpower, like the Hide and Escape tests triggered by other scenarios; or will she allow a player to draw a card and lower his threat? Along with Nenya, Galadriel provides you the flexibility to make your decision at the last possible moment, displaying all the foresight and wisdom appropriate to an Elf-lord of her stature.

Secrets of Power... for Good or for Ill?
Will Galadriel be able to help Middle-earth’s heroes recover the secrets of Celebrimbor’s forge? Or will the Dark Lord’s servants discover them first?

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18.00 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Road Darkens Saga Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Road Darkens Saga Expansion

A Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

Join Frodo Baggins and his companions on an epic journey that sweeps you through the most memorable moments of the second half of The Fellowship of the Ring! The Road Darkens introduces three scenarios that allow players to participate in, or even recreate a handful of key events leading from the Council of Elrond to the breaking of the Fellowship.

On their own, these scenarios all present rewarding play experiences, but you can also enjoy them as individual chapters of a fantasy saga with a much greater scope. When you play in Campaign Mode, using the rules from The Black Riders, along with that expansion’s boons and burdens, the Ring weighs heavy upon you, your every decision carries greater import, and your every action has meaningful consequences…

With its 165 cards (including three copies of each player card), The Road Darkens immerses you deeply into the most critical events of Middle-earth’s Third Age. Included are three complete scenarios; two new heroes, including a new version of Frodo Baggins (The Road Darkens, 1); several powerful and unique allies; eight new boons; seven heavy burdens; and three campaign cards to guide you through the fourth, fifth, and sixth chapters of The Lord of the Rings saga.

The Ring Goes South
As in the game’s other Saga Expansions, each scenario in The Road Darkens follows the events of the classic story by J.R.R. Tolkien as faithfully as possible. You’ll receive gifts and guidance from the Council of Elrond before heading south. Then, your company will need to escape the wargs that hunt them through the snows of Hollin and navigate its way through the Mines of Moria. Should you succeed, you may find a brief respite among the Elves of Lórien before setting forth once more, to head further east, into the lands of Shadow…

In each of the expansion’s three scenarios, Frodo and his companions must make choices that will echo throughout their struggles. And these choices won’t be easy. You’ll be forced to grapple with sacrifices, betrayals, and dwindling supplies.

As you proceed, your choices will be given weight by the eight new boons and seven new burdens from The Road Darkens. Some of these you’ll gain, some you may lose, and others you may manage to avoid. These cards are specific to Campaign Mode and follow your heroes from scenario to scenario, even into future Saga Expansions, serving as tangible reminders of your past decisions as you play forward.

Strengthen Your Fellowship
In addition to its three scenarios, The Road Darkens provides a number of new player cards, including a new version of Frodo Baggins, an attachment that represents the unified efforts of the Fellowship of the Ring, and several powerful and unique allies to aid your heroes.

Throughout your adventures in The Road Darkens, Frodo Baggins serves a unique role as your company’s Ring-bearer. Around his neck, he carries The One Ring (The Road Darkens, 91) on a chain, and along with it, he carries the fate of Middle-earth. If Frodo is lost, so is the One Ring and all hope that Middle-earth can be kept from evil.

Throughout the scenarios in The Road Darkens, the first player gains control of Frodo Baggins, per the text on the One Ring. Because Frodo doesn’t count against the hero limit, the first player can control as many as four heroes, and he can make use of Frodo’s Fellowship sphere resources for a number of powerful effects.

The first of these effects is the Response that Frodo brings to the table:

“After Frodo Baggins exhausts to defend an attack, exhaust The One Ring and spend 1 [Fellowship sphere] resource to target the attacking enemy. That enemy cannot deal damage this attack. Then, raise each player’s threat by 2.”

However, you could also save Frodo’s resources for other uses, and much as it is Frodo’s task that brings the Fellowship together in the story by J.R.R. Tolkien, you can use Frodo’s resources to play the new attachment, Fellowship of the Ring (The Road Darkens, 10). For just two resources, this powerful attachment can add as much as thirteen Willpower to your quests each turn, but in order to make the best possible use of it, you’ll need to keep your fellowship strong. If any character leaves play, Fellowship of the Ring is discarded.

Forth into Darkness
In The Black Riders, Frodo Baggins and his companions carried The One Ring to Rivendell, but it cannot stay there. It must be destroyed.

Soon, Frodo must head out of Elrond’s halls and continue, once more, upon his perilous journey. Death and darkness lurk upon all sides, but he must not falter. All of Middle-earth depends upon his success.

Can you help Frodo and his companions safely navigate the trials that lie before them?

The Road Darkens is the second Lord of the Rings Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game. Its 165 cards introduce three new scenarios to the game, along with two heroes, twenty-seven player cards (three copies each of nine different player cards), eight boons, and seven burdens. Together, these cards allow you to immerse yourself in some of the most pivotal moments of Middle-earth’s Third Age as you join Frodo Baggins and his companions on their all-important quest!

• The second Lord of the Rings Saga Expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
• Three new scenarios allow you to relive Frodo’s journey through some of the most pivotal events of the second half of The Fellowship of the Ring
• Two new heroes and twenty-seven player cards encourage the exploration of all-new strategies
• Features eight new boons and seven new burdens that give weight to your decisions
• Continues the ongoing Campaign Mode narrative begun in The Black Riders Saga Expansion

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36.00 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Sands of Harad Deluxe Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Sands of Harad Deluxe Expansion

The sixth deluxe expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!

Set immediately after the events of The Grey Havens and the Dream-chaser cycle, The Sands of Harad gives you and your heroes a chance to explore the strange lands and cultures to the south of Middle-earth… provided you can first make your escape through the streets of Umbar.

Three new scenarios carry you from the coast, deep into the desert of Harad, and then back within the reach of Mordor and the Dark Lord's Orcs, although in such a fashion as you have never seen before. Along the way, you're bound to encounter countless ferocious Haradrim, grueling environmental effects, and deadly desert predators. You will also have to overcome the ancient animosities that have long festered between the Men of Gondor and those of Harad.

Meanwhile, your desperate journeys may also lead to desperate alliances, and you'll find a pair of heroes who make each other stronger, as well as a cluster of new player cards that require paired Traits to trigger, but that then offer tremendous rewards. You'll also find new allies for each sphere of influence and a game-changing side quest that allows you to ignore resource matching on the first ally you play each turn.

Journey Through the Desert
With its 156 new cards, The Sands of Harad presents three new scenarios that weave a compelling narrative of exploration and discovery. You'll start in a hurry, trying to escape the coastal city in which you start. This is the same city in which your heroes end up at the conclusion of the Dream-chaser cycle, but it is unnecessary to own or have played the Dream-chaser cycle in order to enjoy the ways that The Sands of Harad depict the cultures and dangers of the lands south of Gondor.

Once you find your way out of Umbar, however, your pursuers leave you for dead. Why? Because outside the coastal town, you wander into the endless, shifting dunes of the Harad desert. This is a realm of Giant Scorpions (The Sands of Harad, 55) and biting Sandstorms (The Sands of Harad, 51). It is even rumored to be home to the legendary Were-worms (The Sands of Harad, 23) that are said to grow stronger as the lands grow hotter.

In fact, you will be very concerned about the heat as you travel travels through the desert. With a new mechanic for tracking the temperature, The Sands of Harad offers a brutal reminder that your journeys aren't just about battling monsters. Even the sands and sun can become your foes.

Finally, if your weakened and wearied heroes can successfully traverse the desert, they will only find themselves confronted by a band of skilled Haradrim warriors. And this, of course, leads to a climactic confrontation with the Dark Lord's minions—but with a twist that may have your heroes questioning their long-held beliefs.

Desperate Alliances for Desperate Times
Stranded in the desert of Harad, your heroes are going to need every bit of help they can get, and they'll be happy for the assistance provided by the new allies and other player cards from The Sands of Harad.

One of the most exciting of these new player cards is the game-changing side quest, The Storm Comes (The Sands of Harad, 13). Like all the different player side quests previously released, The Storm Comes offers you a powerful incentive for including it in your deck and taking the time away from your main quest to complete it. Unlike previous side quests, however, The Storm Comes doesn't trigger a one-time effect. Instead, so long as it remains in your victory display, it allows you to play your first ally each turn without requiring a resource match.

It's even more powerful in a multiplayer game since it allows all your friends to play their first allies without resource matches, too.

Of course, you wouldn't necessarily want this to serve as the lynchpin to a deck that wants to play a bunch of allies outside its core sphere or spheres. Even if you include three copies of The Storm Comes and three copies of Dúnedain Message (Across the Ettenmoors, 56) to search for it, the side quest needs to be both found and completed before you gain its benefits. Accordingly, it is likely best used as support for a multi-sphere deck that occasionally wishes to play expensive allies, using resources from all three heroes, even though their spheres don't all match the allies'.

In this way, you could play a Tactics ally like the Vigilant Dúnadan (The Sands of Harad, 6) using only a single resource from your Tactics hero and pairing it with three resources from your other heroes. Or you could play a Spirit ally, but borrow some of the resources from your non-Spirit heroes, in order to keep a resource on your Spirit hero in case you need to play A Test of Will (Core Set, 50) during the Quest Phase… And, occasionally, you might use the side quest's ability to play a single, powerful ally that doesn't match any of your heroes' spheres of influence.

However you use it, though, The Storm Comes reinforces two of the themes from The Sands of Harad. It plays to the many difficult decisions the expansion's side quests will force you to make as you find your way through the desert of Harad. And it promotes the Unlikely Friendships (The Sands of Harad, 7) that make allies of characters from different spheres, Traits, and backgrounds.

Deep in Enemy Territory
Each of the deluxe expansions for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game have transported you and your heroes to new lands within Middle-earth. None of them, however, have deposited you so far in enemy territory as The Sands of Harad. Here, in the southern reaches, the climate is different, the cultures are different, and the challenges are different.

• A deluxe expansion for the cooperative The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
• Explores the strange lands and cultures in the south of Middle-earth
• Three new scenarios highlight the decisions your heroes make along a desperate journey
• Features two heroes that lend each other strength while working together
• New player cards emphasize unlikely pairings between heroes and allies

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39.10 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: Shadow in the East Deluxe Expansion
Lord of the Rings LCG: Shadow in the East Deluxe Expansion

The eighth deluxe expansion for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game

The power of Mordor stretches across Middle-earth, darkening the hearts of all who fall under its shadow and threatening the peaceful lands beyond its borders. Only the bravest warriors can stand against the spread of evil when a band of desperate Dorwinions come to ask for aid. Your team of heroes will embark on a dangerous journey into darkness that takes you down the River Running to the capital city of Dorwinion, and further into the Hills of Rhûn. There is no telling what horrors await you just beyond the borders of Mordor.

Journey to the East
As the start of the Vengeance of the Mordor cycle, A Shadow in the East takes you to the lands of Rhûn that rest in the shadow of Sauron’s domain. Here, you must embark on a new quest through three original scenarios built from 156 cards, including two heroes, ten quest cards, 29 player cards, and 115 encounter cards that pit you against the forces of Mordor and the corrupted souls who long for the dark days of Sauron’s rule to return.

To begin your adventures in this deluxe expansion, The River Running quest has you traveling along the titular river on your way to Dorwinion, where a great darkness has befallen this fair country. You have been tasked with investigating a string of disappearances, but before you can even begin your mission, you are attacked by raiders in the night. They set fire to your boat, trapping you on the east side of the river. Now, you must outrun the likes of the Easterling Outrider (A Shadow in the East, 13) and other deadly pursuers as you flee on foot.

If you survive long enough to reach the capital, Danger in Dorwinion takes you to a troubled city where a hidden evil lurks in the shadows. Fear grips the heart of the city as the disappearances weigh heavily on the hearts of its citizens, but few will speak of it. Those who do often go missing themselves. Some say that a cult has taken root in the city and they are behind the abductions. You must proceed with caution, lest your investigation attract unwanted attention and deny you any chance to rescue the missing.

Finally, in The Temple of Doom quest, the clues uncovered in your search lead you into the Hills of Rhûn, where the remains of an ancient temple built to honor Sauron taints the landscape. Within its walls rest terrible reminders of the horror that awaits the realm if you should ever fail in your vigilance. And somewhere in the twisting tunnels, the missing captives are held by an evil force you would rather leave forgotten... but innocent lives are at stake.

The Ring-bearer
While some have suspected that shadows have been gathering in Mordor for some time, the question remains: why would their forces choose to stir now? A Shadow in the East includes a single copy of The One Ring (A Shadow in the East, 1). No longer an objective, you may bestow this attachment on any hero able to hold it. The dark power of the Ring reduces your threat elimination level by five, which may encourage you to give it to virtuous warriors like Aragorn (The Watcher in the Water, 53) or Éowyn (The Flame of the West, 2), who offer some abilities that can help to counter this effect.

While The One Ring was once nothing more than a terrible burden, A Shadow in the East gives you the chance to tempt fate and draw upon its powers by using new Master cards. The moment that The One Ring comes into play, you may search your deck and add one of these cards to your hand, ensuring that you can bend the ring to your will, even if only for a short time. For example, The Master Ring (A Shadow in the East, 9) allows the Ring-bearer to exhaust The One Ring and raise your threat in order to cancel and discard an encounter card that you cannot bear to face at this time. Such powers can only be used by those who control The One Ring, and they come with a heavy price—if The One Ring leaves play for any reason, you lose the game. You must protect your Ring-bearer at all costs!

Of all the heroes you may add to your Fellowship, there is only one who has borne The One Ring before and truly understands its power. But do you dare to trust them? A Shadow in the East introduces a new, wholly unique, double-sided hero and enemy in the form of Sméagol (A Shadow in the East, 72). While you may have encountered Gollum as an enemy in the past, this is Sméagol’s first appearance in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, and his first chance at redemption. In order to remain free of the pull of The One Ring, Sméagol cannot have attachments, but he can still prove an invaluable guide for your party, letting you draw a card when you travel to a location if you're willing to raise your threat.

But the corruption of The One Ring is hard to deny. Should you select Sméagol as your hero, you must shuffle two copies of Stinker (A Shadow in the East, 71) into the encounter deck. If either copy of this card is revealed, the hero Sméagol flips and becomes Gollum (A Shadow in the East, 73), turning on the first player and engaging them in combat. He will continue to fight your heroes until he is defeated, at which point he flips back to Sméagol and returns to his master’s control, exhausted. As the pitiable creature struggles with his internal conflict, can you hold the crimes of one corrupted aspect against the other?

The Fateful Step
It has all led to this. The shadow of Mordor approaches in the East and Middle-earth’s bravest heroes must rise to meet it. If you should fail, Rhûn will fall and soon, all of Middle-earth will follow. Are you ready for the challenge? Gather your Fellowship and stand united against the darkness!

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38.00 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: SM1 -The Hunt for Gollum Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: SM1 -The Hunt for Gollum Adventure Pack

“Together we sought for Gollum down the whole length of Wilderland, without hope, and without success.”
- Gandalf, Fellowship of the Ring

The elusive creature known as Gollum is hiding somewhere in the Anduin Valley. It is up to you to find him and discover what dark designs lay in wait for him...

The Hunt for Gollum is the first Adventure Pack in the Shadows of Mirkwood expansion cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game. Gollum has carelessly left a trail of clues in his wake, and Gandalf has commanded you and your companions to follow them and discover where the creature has disappeared to. But be careful, false leads could guide your party in circles, forcing you to begin your hunt anew.

Adventure Packs for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game provide many new options for players. Not only do they expand your available card pool, but they also introduce new quests to challenge your fellowship. These fixed 60 card decks include a new Hero, three copies of nine unique player cards, and the Encounter and Quest cards devoted to the included scenario.

The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game is a unique LCG that can be played solo or cooperatively, so gather your fellowship and begin the adventure!

• First Adventure Pack in the Shadows of Mirkwood expansion cycle
• Adventure Packs feature an all new scenario for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, the first ever solo or cooperative LCG
• Contains 60 never-before-seen cards
• Requires The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game Core Set to play

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19.50 €
Lord of the Rings LCG: SM5 -The Dead Marshes Adventure Pack
Lord of the Rings LCG: SM5 -The Dead Marshes Adventure Pack

On either side and in front wide fens and mires now lay, stretching away southward and eastward into the dim half-light. Mists curled and smoked from dark and noisome pools. The reek of them hung stifling in the still air.
–The Two Towers

After scouring the Emyn Muil for signs of Gollum, the heroes of Middle-earth followed his trail south. Now Gollum takes desperate risks to elude the heroes in a realm of treacherous fens and mires.

The fifth Adventure Pack in the Shadows of Mirkwood cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game! The hunt for Gollum draws to a close... unless he finds his way to escape once and for all.

The Dead Marshes introduces a Quest featuring the new Escape mechanic that allows players to experience how slippery Gollum can be! Additionally, players will find more Treachery, Attachment, and Ally cards, as well as a new Hero whose text evokes one of the most dramatic scenes from The Fellowship of the Ring.

Keeping Hold of Gollum
While previous expansions forced heroes to gather clues, engage in a fearsome melee, heal a wounded eagle, and scour multiple locations to relocate Gollum’s trail, The Dead Marshes finds Gollum within the heroes’ sight. However, the heroes will learn that finding Gollum and getting their hands on him are two entirely separate matters.

The Dead Marshes expansion features the new Escape mechanic, a unique element to this scenario. Each turn, as the heroes commit to the Quest, chasing Gollum through the mire, Gollum’s Escape checks pose them an additional challenge.

Once the heroes get their hands on Gollum, they’ll have to keep hold of him to complete their Quest–a task easier said than done. The heroes may need to corner Gollum more than once before they finally capture him for good, but they have to be wary. The Dead Marshes are home to drakes and other terrifying creatures. Meanwhile, Sauron’s influence grows as the heroes travel nearer Mordor.

With 60 new cards for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, The Dead Marshes enhances existing decks and introduces a wholly fresh Quest experience.

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18.00 €

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