I still think you need to just exert sewel which SoP agrees with.

Tweaked the last couple cards a bit. And if ya’ll had paid attention, you would have seen that I already made the change you keep specifying for Sewel days ago!

Lives That Are At Stake
Event • Skirmish
Exert a Man to make him or her strength +2 for each ally and each follower in your dead and discard piles (limit +.
“‘Were they not prepared against just such an evil day as this?’”

These may be our last villagers, but even after all the villagers we’ve already posted, these are rather unique. Thran should be happy, if his comments a few days back are any indication. Enjoy!

Eastfold Farmer
Follower
Resistance +1
Villager. Aid – .
Each time you transfer this to a companion, except a companion, exert bearer twice.
Bearer gains muster.
The farmers and tillers of the grassy plains of Rohan know how to make the most of the sometimes infertile lands.

Westfold Rancher
Follower
Strength +1
Villager. Aid – .
To play, spot a Man.
When you transfer this to a companion bearing a mount, heal that companion.
Though the most regal horses are cared for in Edoras, the fine steeds bred and raised elsewhere in the country are treated like royalty as well.

Rohirrim Peasant
Follower
Vitality +1
Villager. Aid – .
Other cards borne by bearer may not be discarded by Shadow cards.
The citizens in Rohan’s many outlying villages were the first to suffer the full might of Saruman’s armies as the Riders slowly mustered their forces.

Eastfold Farmer
Follower
Resistance +1
Villager. Aid – .
Each time you transfer this to a companion, except a companion, exert bearer twice.
Bearer gains muster.
The farmers and tillers of the grassy plains of Rohan know how to make the most of the sometimes infertile lands.
works.

Westfold Rancher
Follower
Strength +1
Villager. Aid – .
To play, spot a Man.
When you transfer this to a companion bearing a mount, heal that companion.
Though the most regal horses are cared for in Edoras, the fine steeds bred and raised elsewhere in the country are treated like royalty as well.
should it be each time you transfer this to a...?

Rohirrim Peasant
Follower
Vitality +1
Villager. Aid – .
Other cards borne by bearer may not be discarded by Shadow cards.
The citizens in Rohan’s many outlying villages were the first to suffer the full might of Saruman’s armies as the Riders slowly mustered their forces.

Eastfold Farmer
Follower
Resistance +1
Villager. Aid – .
Each time you transfer this to a companion, except a companion, exert bearer twice.
Bearer gains muster.
The farmers and tillers of the grassy plains of Rohan know how to make the most of the sometimes infertile lands.

Hmmm reltively low power not quite sure why the exert twice is required, maybe just once?

Westfold Rancher
Follower
Strength +1
Villager. Aid – .
To play, spot a Man.
When you transfer this to a mounted companion, heal that companion.
Though the most regal horses are cared for in Edoras, the fine steeds bred and raised elsewhere in the country are treated like royalty as well.

Cool.

Rohirrim Peasant
Follower
Vitality +1
Villager. Aid – .
Other cards borne by bearer may not be discarded by Shadow cards.
The citizens in Rohan’s many outlying villages were the first to suffer the full might of Saruman’s armies as the Riders slowly mustered their forces.

Not a fan seems pointless, balanced but i wouldnt use it.

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•Long Been Friends
Condition • Support Area
Each time you play a Man, you may exert a Man of another Free Peoples culture (or spot 2 or Men) to remove .
“‘...their kinship is rather with the Bardings, the Men of Dale, and with the Beornings of the woods, among whom still may be seen many Men, tall and fair, like the Riders of Rohan.’”

Question is: is it useful enough to really consider using? My original version worked ONLY with and , but I tweaked it to make it work with any other Men, mostly with in mind. Still, is it a decent card? Would YOU ever use it?

•Long Been Friends
Condition • Support Area
Each time you play a Man, you may exert a Man of another Free Peoples culture (or spot 2 or Men) to remove .
“‘...their kinship is rather with the Bardings, the Men of Dale, and with the Beornings of the woods, among whom still may be seen many Men, tall and fair, like the Riders of Rohan.’”

Question is: is it useful enough to really consider using? My original version worked ONLY with and , but I tweaked it to make it work with any other Men, mostly with in mind. Still, is it a decent card? Would YOU ever use it?