Given there seem to be no more forthcoming opinions, I'll make some changes to that lot. Right now, I'm going to finish the set.

We'll start off with some fairly standard sites. All of these cards are supporting tribal strategies to promote multiculture.

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Bree Gate
Shadow: Spot a companion with resistance 5 or less and exert your traitor minion to reveal a player's hand.
B U 117

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Helm's Deep
Battleground.Valiant companions with resistance 3 or more are strength +2.
B U 118

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Morgul Vale 
While you can spot 3 burdens, each twilight card is twilight cost -2.
B U 119

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Slopes of Amon Hen
Battleground.When the fellowship moves to this site, you may spot your ranger or tracker to foresee 2.
(To foresee 2, look at the top 2 cards of your draw deck; place any number of those cards beneath your draw deck in any order and the rest on top of your draw deck in any order).B U 120
I did that not because I'd finished posting the other cards, but because I wanted to end on more of a high than "
woo sites" which is not very interesting. So, the final 3 cards in the set in order of (I think) increasing coolness! 8)
Beast of Terror ![Wraith [Wraith]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/wraith.png)
Possession • Mount
Str: +1
Vit: +1
To play, discard 2 cards (or 1
![Wraith [Wraith]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/wraith.png)
card) from hand
Bearer must be a Nazgûl.
Bearer is
fierce.Bearer cannot take wounds (except during skirmish phases).
B R 108
I wasn't sure about this beast. Essentially I wanted a replacement
Fell Beast (because I love that card and
Winged Mount always felt very disappointing to me) and I wanted it to take a rare slot. So I went back to what it means to be on a flying horribly beastie and thought about not being able to be hit by archery and such things. Hence the card which is uninspiring, so if you guys can think of a different direction to take this guy's flavour, I would love to hear it!
![6 [6]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/6.png)
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Úlairë Attëa, Khamûl ![Evil Men [Men]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/men.png)
Minion • Nazgûl
Str: 12
Vit: 3
Sit: 4
Fierce. Traitor.At the start of each skirmish involving Úlairë Attëa, you may remove
![3 [3]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/3.png)
to add a burden.
B U 65
So this guy is the only named Nazgûl apart from The Witch-King and Khamûl was assigned to Attëa in the Mines of Moria with
The Easterling. So this card is a blurring between
![Wraith [Wraith]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/wraith.png)
and
![Evil Men [Men]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/men.png)
.
![8 [8]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/8.png)
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The Witch-King, General of Mordor ![Sauron [Sauron]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/sauron.png)
Minion • Nazgûl
Str: 14
Vit: 4
Sit: 5
Aggressor. Besieger. Fierce. (For each aggressor minion assigned to a skirmish, each Shadow card is twilight cost -1).Each other besieger minion is
fierce.While The Witch-King is in your discard pile, your minions are strength -1.
B U 89
I've had a
![Sauron [Sauron]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/sauron.png)
Witch-King in the proverbial pipe-works for a very long time. In fact one of my first dream card projects was a set called Alliances which featured every major character shifted into different cultures, but I liked hardly any of them. This set allowed me to revisit this dream and reimagine. So this guy I love in general. You may recognise it from my VDC contest (I borrowed it from this set for the contest, not the other way around) but it is slightly different. So it looks like a besieger and I also wanted to tie into the minor discard pile theme I've been sprinkling in this set, hence the second line which I also think makes a lot of flavour sense. Originally it prevented your minions from being fierce which had very nice symmetry, but I was unsure if that was just bad or how to allow you to play a new version of this guy and get the bonus again, and decided it was too complicated. Though do tell me what you think about that.
Enough rambling - now reviews!
