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[Merrick_Hale]

First off, you have 36 cards listed for the fellowship and you need to drop it down by one to have an equal number of cards per side.

Personally, I might cut the Endurance of Dwarves as there can b...

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I agree with everything pipeweed said, but I would also add that it will very much depend on your meta as well. If you are playing in a meta with lots of cheap Damage +1 minions, you might want to pl...

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Nope. Comprehensive Rules Book 4.0 states on page 4:
"Don’t place any tokens into the twilight pool for the cards in your starting fellowship."

If you haven’t read the Comprehensive Rules boo...

[Merrick_Hale]

Looks like CG might be our 10th and final member in the Hall of Fame! Just don’t get too tripped up on the last 5. Nobody is supposed to help you with them.

[Merrick_Hale]

I was thinking the same thing AC... Fortunatly there is only one non-unique Nazgul minion.

A nightmare deck for me would be a return of massive twilight choke... Now that there is no anti-choke sh...

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Rule of four was introduced in the first CRD to the game when only fellowship of the ring was out. People were drawing 3 to 4 cards per turn with Elrond Lord of Rivendell then using delving to draw a...

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Incidentally, dwarves and elves were the reason the rule of four exists.

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In my experience a balrog isn’t that impressive in fellowship block. Yes he is guaranteed to come out, but it only takes a Boromir, Lord of Gondor with Armor or a skirmish canceling card and he is ...

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The biggest down side is that you don’t have much twilight denial potential any more because of losing The Green Hill Country. Other than that, the deck should work fairly well aside from the fact ...

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I’m not so sure after seeing the most recent online meta report.