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king_standard [2019/06/18 16:31]
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king_standard [2019/12/31 15:48] (current)
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| | Like many other official [[formats]], King Standard refers to the [[Standard format]] at a particular point in time; in this case, immediately before the release of Siege of Gondor in March 2004. Though less popular than [[Movie Block]], King Standard uses the same site path and most of the same sets. Some view Siege of Gondor and Reflections (which was released a few months later) as the beginning of the power creep than eventually consumed the game.((http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/topic,11423.0.html)) | | Like many other official [[formats]], King Standard refers to the [[Standard format]] at a particular point in time; in this case, immediately before the release of Siege of Gondor in March 2004. Though less popular than [[Movie Block]], King Standard uses the same site path and most of the same sets. Some view Siege of Gondor and Reflections (which was released a few months later) as the beginning of the power creep than eventually consumed the game.((http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/topic,11423.0.html)) |
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| - | Ring-bearer skirmishes can be cancelled in King Standard, as that rule had not yet been introduced. Decklists can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,56.0.html|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House. | + | Ring-bearer skirmishes can be cancelled in King Standard as that rule had not yet been introduced. However, Curse Them is the only legal card capable of doing so. Decklists can be found at [[http://lotrtcgwiki.com/forums/index.php/board,56.0.html|this subforum]] of the Last Homely House. |
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