The majority of Wargs will be minions, like the Wild Warg I already posted. I only have two that are mounts. So the main focus of wolves in the culture IS on them being their own "fighting force", as you so eloquently put it. We’ll get to them soon enough, I promise. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

Goblin Soldier
Minion • Orc
Strength: 5
Vitality: 2
Site: 5
Tracker. Hunter 1.
While bearing a hand weapon, this minion is damage +1.
“Others waved their spears and clashed the shafts against their shields.”

Goblin Guard
Minion • Orc
Strength: 5
Vitality: 2
Site: 4
Each time the fellowship moves, this minion is strength +2 and fierce.
“‘Go back up the passage!’”

Dáin’s DC Duos #104

Thanks for the quick reviews, mm and AP! Now we can move on to...some more somewhat boring goblins. There’s not many more of these, I promise. Enjoy!

Goblin Soldier
Minion • Orc
Strength: 5
Vitality: 2
Site: 5
Tracker. Hunter 1.
While bearing a hand weapon, this minion is damage +1.
“Others waved their spears and clashed the shafts against their shields.”

Virtually identical to the Goblin Slasher, I know. The tracker and hunter keywords are the difference. Different ehough, though?

they cost the same, but this one gets tracker and hunter. and only loses strength +1 and roams one extra site. something has to change. i’d make his site 4, also.

Goblin Guard
Minion • Orc
Strength: 5
Vitality: 2
Site: 4
Each time the fellowship moves, this minion is strength +2 and fierce.
“‘Go back up the passage!’”

Nothing special, but hey, it does discourage the double-move.

Virtually identical to the Goblin Slasher, I know. The tracker and hunter keywords are the difference. Different ehough, though?

they cost the same, but this one gets tracker and hunter. and only loses strength +1 and roams one extra site. something has to change. i’d make his site 4, also.

Dáin’s DC Duos #105

Alright, that’s enough of simple goblins for now. Let’s get into some character-specific hating! Mwaha!

cards that target specific characters are nothing new (Dark Fire and the very lethal Such a Little Thing are good examples) and certainly has plenty of culture/race-specific hate (Bitter Hatred, Old Differences, and Throw Yourself in Next Time are just a few of many examples). Below is a little more. Enjoy!

Alone And In Despair
Condition • Support Area
To play, spot a Orc and remove a threat.
Each time a companion of the same culture as the Ring-bearer is killed, add a burden and a threat.
“Now of Isildur it is told that he was in great pain and anguish of heart....”

This one almost ended up in the culture, along with the vast majority of the Last Alliances/Disaster of the Gladden Fields orkish cards. But it seemed to fit so much better with , don’t you think?

i like it. it really hurts ARBs in a cool way.

•Not Afraid of Fire
Condition • Support Area
Each time a spell is played, you may exert your Orc (or spot 3 minions) to exert a companion.
“Others rushed round and stamped and beat, and beat and stamped, until nearly all the flames were put out-but they did not put out the fire nearest to the trees where the dwarves were.”

Very specific, obviously. But many of Gandalf’s more powerful events and conditions are spells, especially in Lasting Alliances. And as many decks as Gandalf appears in, this card could end up getting quite a workout.

Alone And In Despair
Condition • Support Area
To play, spot a Orc and remove a threat.
Each time a companion of the same culture as the Ring-bearer is killed, add a burden and a threat.
“Now of Isildur it is told that he was in great pain and anguish of heart....”

•Not Afraid of Fire
Condition • Support Area
Each time a spell is played, you may exert your Orc (or spot 3 minions) to exert a companion.
“Others rushed round and stamped and beat, and beat and stamped, until nearly all the flames were put out-but they did not put out the fire nearest to the trees where the dwarves were.”