The Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game 2001
- Players
- 2–6
- Play time
- 45 min
- Complexity
- Medium 2.9 / 5 (133 votes)
Description
Tradeable card game cover event lord ring movie frodo companion journey bag end destruction ring mount doom coverage card largely loyal movie lore book reference certain atmosphere book card set expand middle earth draft collection actor play role see movie replete costume allow tom bombadil ghan buri ghan consider card game nonetheless rare typically feel play movie bookthe game fairly familiar veteran ccg player couple important exception firstly combat magiclike execution incremental resolution lost combat result wound elimination magic lr star war ccgs character suffer limited number wound eliminate health rating expend card special action tapping importantly draw one game handfilling game result different dynamic lastly like ice middleearth ccg come card hero shadow card play free people card turn effectively pay cost twilight point opponent turn use point play shadow card attack youas final comment decipher finally see light card cap card deck building include variation aragorn ranger north aragorn king exile total combine additionally sane rarity distribution previous decipher product fact familiar character common uncommon common uncommon variation powerful rare versionsthis game quotendedquot decipher run financial difficulty let license expire follow set release fellowship ring mine moria realm elflord tower battle helm deep ent fangorn return king siege gondor reflection mount doom shadow start set minion culture reformatte black rider bloodline expand middle earth hunter wraith collection rise saruman treachery deceit age end.
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- Year
- 2001
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