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#REDIRECT [[Coat of Mail (1C101)]]
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| SetNum=01
 
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| CardNum=101
 
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| SetName=The Fellowship of the Ring
 
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| Side=Free People
 
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| Culture=Gondor
 
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| Twilight=1
 
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| FullCardType=Possession • Armor
 
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| GameText=Bearer must be a Man. Bearer may not be overwhelmed unless his or her strength is tripled.
 
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| Lore=''Soldiers of the White Tower have long appreciated the craftsmanship of the Gondorian metalsmiths.''
 
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| Rarity=C
 
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| Notes=
 
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= General Strategy =
 
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Coat of Mail is a generic armor possession that prevents a Man from being overwhelmed unless his strength is tripled. Note that, while being a [Gondor] possession, Coat of Mail can be borne by any Man, including [Rohan] or [Gandalf] Men, similar to The Two Towers [Rohan] possession Heavy Chain.
 
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Less popular than Armor, which prevents multiple wounds per skirmish phase, Coat of Mail did take on new purpose with the introduction of alternate Ring-Bearers in the Reflections expansion. With Boromir, Bearer of Council and Isildur, Bearer of Heirlooms introduced, Coat of Mail was a convenient overwhelm prevention against strategies like [Moria] Swarm, "Stupid Swarm," or the "Moria Navy" deck designs.
 
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Boromir, Lord of Gondor has the same text as Coat of Mail, making the card redundant when played on him. That said, Coat of Mail is a popular card to play on Aragorn, ROTN; Aragorn, WTG or Aragorn, Heir of Elendil as they have innate access to the '''!defender +1''' ability.
 
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= Strengths and Weaknesses =
 
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=== Strong Versus... ===
 
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* High-powered minions, such as the Balrog or the Witch-King
 
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* Powerful support to Isildur, Bearer of Heirlooms, Boromir, Bearer of Council
 
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* Playable on any Free Peoples Man - including Eomer, Third Marshal of Riddermark
 
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* Overwhelm prevention in Swarm decks
 
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=== Weak Versus... ===
 
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* Possession Discard
 
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* Grima, Wormtongue
 
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* Strange-looking Men, or other [Raider] or [Men] cards that can transfer the possession
 

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