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| lotr~kid |
![]() Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 8:39 am |
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| what does the black circle mean on The One Ring, The Ring of Rings? |
I currently have about 1,000 LotR TCG cards.
including 40 foil cards.
and who knows how many rares.
I'll have to count my rares sometime you know... |
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| Merrick_Hale |
![]() Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 8:59 am |
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That is the Resistance Icon. All companions from Shadows block on have a resistance icon that states how much resistance they have. The only time a non-ring-brearer companion’s resistance matters is when there is a card that checks for a certain resistance to perform an effect. You can read more about resistance in the Comprehensive Rule Book 4.0 on pages 2 and 7.
Just like strength, resistance is added up. So for the The one Ring, The Ring of Rings, it adds 2 resistance to the ring bearer. |
Aaron Rhinehart
Rider of Rohan (retired)
DAgent #417 (retired)
This Incognito is a smooth operator - Lem0nhead |
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