•Elrond, Greatest of Lore-masters
Ally • Home 3 [LA] & 3 [FotR] • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 4
Signet: Gandalf
To play, spot 2 Elves (or an ally).
When the fellowship moves from site 3 [FotR] or 3 [LA], heal each companion and each ally whose home is any site 3.
Fellowship: Exert Elrond to draw a card. If that card is an card, you may heal another character.
“‘Farewell. Hold to your purpose. May the blessings of Elves and Men and all Free Folk go with you.’”

•Elrond, The Halfelven
Companion • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 4
Signet: Elrond
To play, spot an Elf.
At the start of each turn, you may reveal the top card of your draw deck. If it is an card, you may heal an unbound companion.
Skirmish: Exert Elrond to make a minion skirmishing an Elf or Man strength -1 (or -2 if that Elf or Man has the Elrond signet).
“‘Now at this last we must take a hard road, a road unforeseen. There lies our hope, if hope it be.’”

•Erestor, Elven Counsellor
Companion • Elf
Strength: 5
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
To play, spot an Elf.
Each time a companion with the Elrond signet wins a skirmish, you may discard a card from hand to reinforce a token of that companion’s culture.
Response: If an unbound companion with resistance 4 or more is about to take a wound, exert Erestor and discard an card from hand to prevent that wound.
“‘What strength have we for the finding of the Fire in which it was made?’”

I know, I know...I’m not even finished with The Road Ahead’s culture yet. So why am I starting a new culture already? Three reasons....

1.) the same reason I was spoiling cards from Lasting Alliances (via the Duos) and cards from The Road Ahead at the same time: because otherwise, it will take FOREVER to get through all my sets.

Good choice!

2.) The Elves in this set work closely with some of the stuff, as you’ve surely already seen in the cards, so it makes sense to start them around the same time. Besides, I’m almost done with anyway.

Saw that.

3.) I’m a little bored.

I know the feeling!

•Elrond, Greatest of Lore-masters
Ally • Home 3 [LA] & 3 [FotR] • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 4
Signet: Gandalf
To play, spot 2 Elves (or an ally).
When the fellowship moves from site 3 [FotR] or 3 [LA], heal each companion and each ally whose home is any site 3.
Fellowship: Exert Elrond to draw a card. If that card is an card, you may add to heal another character.
“‘Farewell. Hold to your purpose. May the blessings of Elves and Men and all Free Folk go with you.’”

•Elrond, The Halfelven
Companion • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 4
Signet: Elrond
To play, spot an Elf.
At the start of each turn, you may reveal the top card of your draw deck. If it is an card, you may heal an unbound companion.
Skirmish: Exert Elrond to make a minion skirmishing an Elf or Man strength -1 (or -2 if that Elf or Man has the Elrond signet).
“‘Now at this last we must take a hard road, a road unforeseen. There lies our hope, if hope it be.’”

•Erestor, Elven Counsellor
Companion • Elf
Strength: 5
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
To play, spot an Elf.
Each time a companion with the Elrond signet wins a skirmish, you may discard a card from hand to reinforce a token of that companion’s culture.
Response: If an unbound companion with resistance 4 or more is about to take a wound, exert Erestor and discard an card from hand to prevent that wound.
“‘What strength have we for the finding of the Fire in which it was made?’”

3.) I’m a little bored.
ever heard of something called a "job"? you should try it sometime instead of just making duos

•Elrond, Greatest of Lore-masters
Ally • Home 3 [LA] & 3 [FotR] • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 4
Signet: Gandalf
To play, spot 2 Elves (or an ally).
When the fellowship moves from site 3 [FotR] or 3 [LA], heal each companion and each ally whose home is any site 3.
Fellowship: Exert Elrond to draw a card. If that card is an card, you may add to heal another character.
“‘Farewell. Hold to your purpose. May the blessings of Elves and Men and all Free Folk go with you.’”
sure

•Elrond, The Halfelven
Companion • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 4
Signet: Elrond
To play, spot an Elf.
At the start of each turn, you may reveal the top card of your draw deck. If it is an card, you may heal an unbound companion.
Skirmish: Exert Elrond to make a minion skirmishing an Elf or Man strength -1 (or -2 if that Elf or Man has the Elrond signet).
“‘Now at this last we must take a hard road, a road unforeseen. There lies our hope, if hope it be.’”
you could say if that character has the Elrond...it looks better

•Erestor, Elven Counsellor
Companion • Elf
Strength: 5
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
To play, spot an Elf.
Each time a companion with the Elrond signet wins a skirmish, you may discard a card from hand to reinforce a token of that companion’s culture.
Response: If an unbound companion with resistance 4 or more is about to take a wound, exert Erestor and discard an card from hand to prevent that wound.
“‘What strength have we for the finding of the Fire in which it was made?’”

pressing question is Erestor a boy or a girl it is hard to tell from the pick.
misspelled counselor.

OK thanks to answer both. he looked more feminine then most

He’s a boy, but it’s always hard to tell with Elves. And ’cousellor’ is a perfectly reasonable way of spelling that word! Same deal with ’travelling’ and such like.

Speaking of whom...enjoy!

•Glorfindel, The Golden-Haired
Companion • Elf
Strength: 8
Vitality: 3
Signet: Elrond
Ranger. Hunter 2.
While the fellowship is at a forest, Glorfindel’s twilight cost is -1.
While you can spot a Nazgûl and a Hobbit, Glorfindel is strength +1.
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.’”

I wanted to restore Glorfindel to his rightful role from the novels: it was HE who opened the early fellowship’s path and chased off the Nazgûl, then carried Frodo from their grasp across the Ford of Bruinen into the safety of Rivendell, NOT Arwen as depicted in the movies. However, as you can see from the text of Asfaloth (again, Glorfindel’s horse in the novel, NOT Arwen’s), I don’t want to ignore the films and how Decipher has followed them thus far, so Arwen gets to keep her film-inspired role as well.