•Glorfindel, The Golden-Haired
Companion • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
Ranger. Hunter 2.
While the fellowship is at a forest and you can spot another ranger, Glorfindel’s twilight cost is -2.
Response: If a minion wins a skirmish at a forest, river, or sanctuary, exert Glorfindel to wound that minion (twice if it is a Nazgûl or roaming minion).
“‘There are few even in Rivendell that can ride openly against the Nine....’”

•Asfaloth, Gleaming in the Shadows
Possession • Mount
Strength +1
Resistance +1
Bearer must be Glorfindel or Arwen.
If you can spot a mounted Nazgûl, the move limit is +1.
“‘His pace is light and smooth; and if danger presses too near, he will bear you away with a speed that even the black steeds of the enemy cannot rival.’”

•Arwen, Lady of Rivendell
Companion • Elf
Strength: 6
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
At the end of each assignment phase, if Arwen is not assigned to a skirmish, you may heal Aragorn or an Elf.
While the fellowship is at a forest or dwelling site, each minion skirmishing Arwen is strength -1.
“So it was that Frodo saw her whom few mortals had yet seen; Arwen, daughter of Elrond, in whom it was said that the likeness of Lúthien had come on earth again; and she was called Undómiel, for she was the Evenstar of her people.”

cool, i like this one.

•Arwen, Noble Maiden
Companion • Elf
Strength: 6
Vitality: 3
Signet: Frodo
Ranger.
Arwen is strength +1 for each Nazgûl in her skirmish (or +2 if that Nazgûl is fierce).
While Arwen is mounted, each minion skirmishing her is strength -2.
“‘If you want him, come and claim him!’”

i’m not a big fan of this one. there is already a nazzy-hate strength arwen ranger. granted this is slightly different, but i’d take out the bit about arwen’s strength while skirmishing nazgul. really, i’d like to see "when you play Arwen, you may play a hand weapon on her from your draw deck." that seems to fit Noble maiden better. and keep the bit about when she’s mounted. that’s my thoughts.

•Hadafang, Throng Cleaver
Artifact • Hand Weapon
Strength +1
Vitalty +1
Bearer must be Elrond or Arwen.
Skirmish: Exert bearer to make each Orc and Nazgûl skirmishing bearer strength -1.
“Aen estar Hadhafang I chatholhen, thand around dan I thang an I arwen.”

i don’t like the "throng cleaver" part. i read it wrong... i was like "oh, there is an ’r’ in that ’throng’" but other than that it’s cool.

•Vilya, Ring of Sapphire
Artifact • Ring
Vitality +1
Bearer must be Elrond.
Each time the fellowship moves to a dwelling, you may exert Elrond twice and discard a card from hand to remove a burden and a threat.
Maneuver: Place an card from hand on top of your draw deck and add (X) to heal X Elf allies whose home is any site 3. Discard this artifact.
“‘Those who made them did not desire strength or domination or hoarded wealth, but understanding, making, and healing, to preserve all things unstained.’”

•Arwen, Lady of Rivendell
Companion • Elf
Strength: 6
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
At the end of each assignment phase, if Arwen is not assigned to a skirmish, you may heal Aragorn or an Elf.
While the fellowship is at a forest or dwelling site, each minion skirmishing Arwen is strength -1.
“So it was that Frodo saw her whom few mortals had yet seen; Arwen, daughter of Elrond, in whom it was said that the likeness of Lúthien had come on earth again; and she was called Undómiel, for she was the Evenstar of her people.”

•Arwen, Noble Maiden
Companion • Elf
Strength: 6
Vitality: 3
Signet: Frodo
Ranger.
Arwen is strength +1 for each Nazgûl in her skirmish (or +2 if that Nazgûl is fierce).
While Arwen is mounted, each minion skirmishing her is strength -2.
“‘If you want him, come and claim him!’”

•Hadafang, Throng Cleaver
Artifact • Hand Weapon
Strength +1
Vitalty +1
Bearer must be Elrond or Arwen.
Skirmish: Exert bearer to make each Orc and Nazgûl skirmishing bearer strength -1.
“Aen estar Hadhafang I chatholhen, thand around dan I thang an I arwen.”

•Vilya, Ring of Sapphire
Artifact • Ring
Vitality +1
Bearer must be Elrond.
Each time the fellowship moves to a dwelling, you may exert Elrond twice and discard a card from hand to remove a burden and a threat.
Maneuver: Place an card from hand on top of your draw deck and add (X) to heal X Elf allies whose home is any site 3. Discard this artifact.
“‘Those who made them did not desire strength or domination or hoarded wealth, but understanding, making, and healing, to preserve all things unstained.’”

•Arwen, Lady of Rivendell
Companion • Elf
Strength: 6
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
At the end of each assignment phase, if Arwen is not assigned to a skirmish, you may heal Aragorn or an Elf.
While the fellowship is at a forest or dwelling site, each minion skirmishing Arwen is strength -1.
“So it was that Frodo saw her whom few mortals had yet seen; Arwen, daughter of Elrond, in whom it was said that the likeness of Lúthien had come on earth again; and she was called Undómiel, for she was the Evenstar of her people.”

•Arwen, Noble Maiden
Companion • Elf
Strength: 6
Vitality: 3
Signet: Frodo
Ranger.
Arwen is strength +1 for each Nazgûl in her skirmish (or +2 if that Nazgûl is fierce).
While Arwen is mounted, each minion skirmishing her is strength -2.
“‘If you want him, come and claim him!’”

•Hadafang, Throng Cleaver
Artifact • Hand Weapon
Strength +1
Vitalty +1
Bearer must be Elrond or Arwen.
Skirmish: Exert bearer to make each Orc and Nazgûl skirmishing bearer strength -1.
“Aen estar Hadhafang I chatholhen, thand around dan I thang an I arwen.”

•Vilya, Ring of Sapphire
Artifact • Ring
Vitality +1
Bearer must be Elrond.
Each time the fellowship moves to a dwelling, you may exert Elrond twice and discard a card from hand to remove a burden and a threat.
Maneuver: Place an card from hand on top of your draw deck and add (X) to heal X Elf allies whose home is any site 3. Discard this artifact.
“‘Those who made them did not desire strength or domination or hoarded wealth, but understanding, making, and healing, to preserve all things unstained.’”

The sword’s name is derived from a Sindarin sword name devised by Tolkien, and means "throng-cleaver" (etymologies may be found in Tolkien’s The Lost Road.) The author never actually used this sword name in any of his stories.

i will blame Tolkien. he not infallible, and that name is bad. that’s just the truth. it stinks. as for your card itself, that’s great.