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| − | |SetNum=05 | + | | SetNum=05 |
| − | |CardNum=123 | + | | CardNum=123 |
| SetName=Battle of Helm's Deep | | SetName=Battle of Helm's Deep | ||
| − | |Side=Free People | + | | Side=Free People |
| Culture=Dwarven | | Culture=Dwarven | ||
| − | |Twilight=0 | + | | Twilight=0 |
| FullCardType=Event | | FullCardType=Event | ||
| GameText=Maneuver: Exert a Dwarf to wound a minion. You may take the next maneuver action. | | GameText=Maneuver: Exert a Dwarf to wound a minion. You may take the next maneuver action. | ||
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== Other Prints of Baruk Khazad (AI)== | == Other Prints of Baruk Khazad (AI)== | ||
| − | [[lotr05005|Battle of Helm's Deep]] | + | * [[lotr05005|Battle of Helm's Deep]] |
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| Set: | Battle of Helm's Deep | ||
| Kind: | Free People | ||
| Culture: | Dwarven | ||
| Twilight: | 0 | ||
| Card Type: | Event | ||
| Game Text: | Maneuver: Exert a Dwarf to wound a minion. You may take the next maneuver action. | ||
| Lore: | "Axes of the Dwarves!" cried Gimli in the secret tongue of his kin. | ||
| Rarity: | R | ||
| Notes: | Alternate image. | ||
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This card is an alternate image of Baruk Khazad. Please refer to that card for strategy and clarifications.
Extra Information
For the Battle of Helm's Deep and Ents of Fangorn releases, Decipher tried something new. Instead of packaging three random rares in each starter pack, they selected beforehand three rare cards that actually fit the culture and strategy of the deck they were a part of, and gave the selected cards an alternative image. This move was not very popular as it made starter packs next to worthless (except, of course, to actual newbies) and killed the value of those rares (their alternate versions included). Fortunately, starting with Return of the King, Decipher went back to the old distribution model.