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| [Thematic campaign] From Bag-End to Rivendell | |
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banania 1934
Played as part of a 2-player Fellowship, read the description here for deck piloting: https://ringsdb.com/fellowship/view/10065
Short Description
This is the first time I built and played a Bond of Friendship deck and it was so fun to play! I don't know if there's an exact strategy to it except to: draw tons of cards with Drinking Song and Frodo's Intuition (5 cards!). You can use an Ancient Mathom for yourself, but it's best to use it on the Aragorn deck, which can lack card draw. From there, it's a standard Hobbit deck. Don't cringe from engaging enemies if they have a higher engagement cost than your threat even early game, draw a card with Pippin, ready Sam Gamgee and get his bonus, several times if able, with many ways to defend (Sam, Gaffer Gamgee, or Sentinel Aragorn, Eldahir in the other deck) and a 5 Merry (9 one you've found and played the Dagger of Westernesse), it's really not an issue to get rid of those Nazgûl, Spy or Wight enemies. Play cards. Win. The Unexpected Courage goes on Aragorn as soon as he's ready to defend/attack several times.