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| − | | Lore | + | | GameText=Tale. Bearer must be an Elf. Skirmish: Discard this condition to make bearer strength +2. |
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| + | The Tale of Gil-Galad, and its brethren card The Saga of Elendil, is a unique, vitality-increasing condition. The first to cards to increase vitality in the trading card game, The Tale of Gil-Galad and The Saga of Elendil also offer a skirmish special action text to discard the condition for a strength +2 bonus. Endurance of Dwarves, the[Dwarven] variant, is non-unique, but only provides a strength +1 boost. | ||
| − | + | The Tale of Gil-Galad is often played on Legolas, Greenleaf, where the added vitality can result in an extra directed wound during the archery phase. That said, counting on The Tale of Gil-Galad, The Saga of Elendil, or Endurance of Dwarves for exertion based special abilities is a risky strategy. Discarding the condition on an exhausted companion means instant death, making cards like Hate and Orc Patrol potentially devastating. | |
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=== Strong Versus... === | === Strong Versus... === | ||
| − | + | * Best in concordance with characters with exertion special abilities, such as Legolas, Greenleaf or Aragorn, Ranger of the North | |
| − | + | * Additional vitality helpful against grind or archery Shadow strategies | |
=== Weak Versus... === | === Weak Versus... === | ||
| − | + | * Condition discarding, particularly in concert with directed wounding/exhausting | |
| − | + | * Directed wounding | |
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| Set: | The Fellowship of the Ring | ||
| Kind: | Free People | ||
| Culture: | Elven | ||
| Twilight: | 1 | ||
| Card Type: | Condition | ||
| Game Text: | Tale. Bearer must be an Elf. Skirmish: Discard this condition to make bearer strength +2. | ||
| Lore: | "Gil-galad was an Elven-king / Of him the harpers sadly sing: / the last whose realm was fair and free / between the Mountains and the Sea." | ||
| Rarity: | R | ||
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General Strategy
The Tale of Gil-Galad, and its brethren card The Saga of Elendil, is a unique, vitality-increasing condition. The first to cards to increase vitality in the trading card game, The Tale of Gil-Galad and The Saga of Elendil also offer a skirmish special action text to discard the condition for a strength +2 bonus. Endurance of Dwarves, the[Dwarven] variant, is non-unique, but only provides a strength +1 boost.
The Tale of Gil-Galad is often played on Legolas, Greenleaf, where the added vitality can result in an extra directed wound during the archery phase. That said, counting on The Tale of Gil-Galad, The Saga of Elendil, or Endurance of Dwarves for exertion based special abilities is a risky strategy. Discarding the condition on an exhausted companion means instant death, making cards like Hate and Orc Patrol potentially devastating.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strong Versus...
- Best in concordance with characters with exertion special abilities, such as Legolas, Greenleaf or Aragorn, Ranger of the North
- Additional vitality helpful against grind or archery Shadow strategies
Weak Versus...
- Condition discarding, particularly in concert with directed wounding/exhausting
- Directed wounding