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sickofpalantirs wrote:

•Grishnakh, Servant of Lugburz Orc

strength • 11
Vitality • 3
Site Number • 5
Captain Each time this Character wins a skirmish you may make another Character of the same culture strength + 2 until the regroup phase.
Shadow :Exert Grishnahk twice to make the fellowship player choose to either add

or make the ring-bearer wear the one-ring until the regroup phase.
Skirmish : Exert your Uruk-hai

Hunter to heal Grishnahk.
Response : If an unbound is killed or discarded, Exert Grishnahk discard a Uruk-hai

hunter to add a burden (or 2 burdens if the Ring-bearer wears the one ring).
editors note: this is to show him using the uruks energy to find the one ring, and then knocking them off to corrupt its bearer.

thonnas7 wrote:

•Grishnakh, Malicious Orc Captain Orc

Minion • Orc
Strength: 11
Vitality: 3
Site Number: 4
Lurker.
Grishnakh is strength +1 for each unbound Hobbit you can spot.
Response: If an unbound companion is about to be discarded, exert Grishnakh and discard an Orc

card from hand to prevent that companion from being discarded.

DáinIronfoot wrote:

•Grishnákh, Crook-Legged Captain Sauron

Minion • Orc
Strength: 11
Vitality: 3
Site: 6
Tracker. Hunter 1.
The site number of each Sauron

Orc is -3.
While you can spot an Uruk-hai, each other Sauron

and

Orc gains hunter 1 (or hunter 2 if that Orc is a tracker).
Regroup: Spot an Uruk-hai and discard Grishnákh to return an unbound companion to his or her owner’s hand.
“‘Enjoying your nice rest? Or not? A little awkwardly placed, perhaps: swords and whips on one side, and nasty spears on the other!’”

NBarden wrote:

•Grishnakh, Orkish Commander Orc

Minon • Orc
Strength: 11
Vitality: 3
Site Number: 4
Hunter 1
Skirmish: Exert Grishnakh twice and discard an Orc

Orc to make an Uruk-hai

hunter strength +X, where X is the strength of the discarded minion.

menace64 wrote:

•Grishnakh, Spoiling for Meats Orc

Minion • Orc
Strength-11
Vitality-3
Roaming-4
Grishnakh is hunter X, where X is the number of unbound companions with strength 5 or less.
Assignment: Exert Grishnakh and spot an unbound companion with the most wounds to assign Grishnakh to that companion.
"’What about their legs? They don’t need those. Oh, they look tasty!’"

CarpeGuitarrem wrote:

•Grishnakh, Sent by Sauron Orc

Follower
Vitality: +1
Aid- Heal a companion.
To transfer this to a minion (except an Orc

minion), remove a threat. When you play this follower, you may spot 3 possessions to add a threat (or spot 7 possessions to add three threats).
Skirmish: Discard an

Uruk-Hai and exert bearer to make the Free Peoples player exert a companion for each threat you can spot.
Grishnakh hated the Isengarders, yet he knew how to use them to his advantage.

AnxiousChieftain wrote:

•Grishnakh, Orkish Tracker Orc

Minion • Orc
Strength: 11
Vitality: 3
Site Number: 4
When you play Grishnakh, you may spot another Orc

minion to add a threat for each companion over 4.
Skirmish: Remove a threat to make a wounded companion skirmishing an Orc

minion strength -1.

elf lvr wrote:

•Grishnakh, Herald of the Nazgul Wraith

Minion • Orc
Strength: 11
Vitality: 3
Site: 4
Hunter 1.
While you can spot a possession, Grishnakh is fierce.
While he bears a possession, Grishnakh is damage +1.
Skirmish: Exert Grishnakh twice to exert the Ring-bearer (and add a burden if you can spot an unbound hobbit).
’Nazgûl, Nazgûl,’ said Grishnákh, shivering and licking his lips, as if the word had a foul taste that he savoured painfully. ’You speak of what is deep beyond the reach of your muddy dreams, Uglúk!

Designer’s Notes: I made this the Wraith

culture because, at one point, Grishnakh mentions to Ugluck that there is a Nazgul waiting for them, to take the captured hobbits to their master. Ugluk doubts the Ringwraith’s power, and Grishnakh said the quote that is in the lore of my card.

Beyond that, I tried to make him conform to existing Wraith

orc strategies, and yet it fits Grishnakh well. He was searching for the hobbits’ "possession" (the Ring) and he fought best with his own sword, of course. Also, he was very rough with the Ring-bearer (at least, who HE thought was the Ring-bearer).