The Haradrim cycle picks up right where the Dream-chaser cycle has left us. No month long skip to the next area, no, you are dropped in Umbar during City of Corsairs, and now you need to get out. This is done in a fast paced quest with a lot of enemies and all new cards … Continue reading Escape from Umbar
Something big was announced last week that has forced me to put out an article explaining my cause of action for the foreseeable future. I came prepared with a strategy I dubbed Project Heat Death, as I didn't expect the game being down until the end of time. Turns out I was wrong. Cause Last … Continue reading Project Heat Death
With summer already passing, it seems that we are going back to the darker and colder days here in the Northern Hemisphere. But that's fine by me, because bad weather is a perfect excuse to skip going outside and play some more games! Also for working on the blog, which has seen some good development … Continue reading Month in Review: August 2019
It has become somewhat of a ritual now to wrap up these polls at the end of the month. And this month's article is no different. Since we have started to delve into the Haradrim cycle properly this month, I wanted to rank the different scenarios of the cycle with each other. The scenarios in … Continue reading Monthly Poll: August 2019
One of the unique draws of Middle Earth is the variety in biomes that it offers, from towering peaks to large marshlands. This cycle brought the game to the far south, where lush jungles and dry deserts set the scene for these quests. Today's quest deals with the desert of Harad, which can be a … Continue reading Desert Crossing
I wasn't quite sure if I wanted to continue this series, but the community has spoken in favor of doing more First Impression articles whenever I get new expansions, so let's start with this brand new deluxe box that arrived last weeked. The narrative takes us further east than we have ever been before, and … Continue reading First Impressions: A Shadow in the East
It has been a while since we have had a scenario where there is such a clear break between the first half and the second half of the scenario. Foundations of Stone did this by washing you to the very roots of the Misty Mountains, while the Dunland Trap sprung the trap during the second … Continue reading The Thing in the Depths
These months are going by fast, just 5 more until we live in the year 2020. But until then, a lot of things will happen with the blog. Let's first focus on what has happened in the last month, and see where the future takes us. With things ramping up for GenCon 2019, a bunch … Continue reading Month in Review: July 2019
With the new Deluxe box being planned for next week, Hobbits are becoming even more relevant than they already are. Over the years, there have been many interations of unique Hobbit characters that we know from the books, and some that were designed by FFG themselves. With 13 different unique Hobbit characters, there are some … Continue reading Monthly Poll: July 2019
Another storage article for you today, one that was recently shared in facebook group, but I was asked to put it up on the hub so that more people can enjoy the article without having to dig through the group's posts. This solution is a lot cheaper than some of the earlier ones posted, but … Continue reading Storage Solutions: Kristian Priisholm
Vision Of The Palantir 