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| sperzdechly |
![]() Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 3:56 pm |
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| You can’t play Frodo ring bearer in your fellowship when you have different ring bearer with The One Ring. If Sam is you ring bearer you can play only Frodo, Frenized Fighter. Consider playing Bilbo, ARB - he’s cool. |
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| donimator |
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| Some good points and nice additions to your original article. A great work in progress. Hobbits have always been fun to play and their abilities have not diminshed in Hunters. Timing and adapting to your opponent is key to playing Hobbits effectively and you have fleshed out a deck that is varied enough to handle a lot of different shadow sides (or at least survive long enough for your shadow to get the kill!) |
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| fingolfin |
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| Ok I challenge some one else to write an article on the point of hobbits because I missed out on a few key points so show me how hobbits can be the best culture. |
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| Cobra |
![]() Posted: Wed May 31, 2006 7:23 pm |
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Nice suggestions overall. Your decklist bugs me a little though...
fingolfin wrote: This deck revolves around making the newer cards more effective, and is not focusing on a specific thing, which sort of makes everything blurry. So if this deck was focused, it would kill.
So, why give us a mediocre decklist? Give us that focused, killer decklist instead!  Sure, it would require more effort, maybe some playtesting, maybe even more than one decklist if you feel like different cards are pulling you in different directions -- but that sort of depth is what separates the winning articles from the rest.
3 from me. Keep on writing! |
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| sickofpalantirs |
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fingolfin wrote: Ok I challenge some one else to write an article on the point of hobbits because I missed out on a few key points so show me how hobbits can be the best culture.
i could write about my hobbit deck and why it si good but i don’t think that would make a good strategy article would it?
I will give you a 4 because at least you put some effort into this article. |
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| Gagnut |
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| I try to keep hobbits to a min. |
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| Anonymous Prodigy |
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Gagnut wrote: I try to keep hobbits to a min.
Same here. |
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| fingolfin |
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Cobra wrote: Nice suggestions overall. Your decklist bugs me a little though...
fingolfin wrote: This deck revolves around making the newer cards more effective, and is not focusing on a specific thing, which sort of makes everything blurry. So if this deck was focused, it would kill.
So, why give us a mediocre decklist? Give us that focused, killer decklist instead! Sure, it would require more effort, maybe some playtesting, maybe even more than one decklist if you feel like different cards are pulling you in different directions -- but that sort of depth is what separates the winning articles,from the rest.
3 from me. Keep on writing!
Danke for your vote, I will try that as my next stratagy artical next chance I get. |
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| Anonymous Prodigy |
![]() Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2006 1:08 pm |
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This article is solid, even though I don’t use  cards. I give it a 4. |
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| sickofpalantirs |
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i like hobbits so powerful.  |
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