We’ve covered these before but I wanted to update with a gameplay video as I think that helps explain how to use them more effectively. We cover Sentinel, then Ranged …
Withered Heath Player Card Review LotR LCG
Following on from our review of the Wilds of Rhovanion Deluxe set, we consider the player cards in the first adventure pack released. A very similar format to the previous …
Wilds of Rhovanion Player Card Review
We’re a little behind the curve for the most recent deluxe for LotR LCG, but we’re making up for that now. This player card review is in video format, mostly …
RYDKE #13: Committing Characters to the Quest trigger
In this Rules You Didn’t Know Existed, we’re going to cover what happens when you commit a character to the quest that has a trigger of ‘after you commit to …
Reading the Rings Meta: Journey Up the Anduin
We introduced this new series in this post, and this time we’re focusing on the first quest in the most recent deluxe box (Wilds of Rhovanion). At some point we …
Reading the Rings Meta: LotR LCG Encounter Card Analysis
In competitive card games a large amount of effort and energy is expended in understanding and reading the current “meta”: what cards and archetypes are popular and powerful at the …
The Attack on Dol Guldur – Streamlining the Adventure
View Post“…Things that were, things that are, things that yet may be”
It’s been a while since we did the last RTFC on here, and we’ve been playing about with a slightly modified format. You may know we’re trying to do more …
Is Arkham Horror just a re-skinned LotR LCG? (Or, If I love LotR will I love AH?): Part One
It’s not possible to read a review or listen to a podcast of Arkham Horror without it being compared to FFG’s other co-operative LCG, Lord of the Rings. Which is …
RTFC of the Week: Tireless Hunters (LotR LCG)
I’ve been playing quite a lot of two-handed LotR recently, with my Ladies wot Quest deck combined with a Blokes wot Engage deck. Those Ladies really, really don’t like to …