Pursuing Gollum to the south, the heroes were lead to the Hills of Emyn Muil, but there the leads grew cold. Somewhere in this region, Gollum is hiding, and the heroes must explore carefully to regain the trail and resume pursuit. We have already fought the strongest monsters and tried to resist the most deadly … Continue reading Player card review: The Hills of Emyn Muil →

After some delay from my FLGS, I finally received the fifth adventure pack of the Ered Mithrin cycle today and I integrated most of the player cards into my decks. There are some really strong cards here, that will remain relevant for a long time. This pack focuses a bit more on the Hobbit trait, … Continue reading First Impressions: Mount Gundabad →

Saruman is upon you! His army of Uruk-Hai, Orcs and Dunlendings is marching towards the fortress of Helm’s Deep, where your heroes and the Rohirrim will make a desperate stand against his forces of evil. Will you be able to hold the line until help comes and king Theoden rides out in all his dangerous … Continue reading Helm’s Deep →

After "combat sphere" and "leading sphere" comes to a scene sphere, which sidelines the combat aspect absolutely and provides us the advantage in another way. And Leadership or Tactic sphere couldn't help you in "that way" to such extent, as Spirit sphere. The fight isn't engaged only in the "combat area" right before your characters, … Continue reading Spirit Sphere (Core set) →

For some people, regular Emyn Muil is already a nightmare to play due to the monotomous gameplay and the lack of twists as you clear locations. With very few enemies and Northern Tracker taking care of annoying locations, even progression players can beat this scenario with ease. However, as a location control player myself, I … Continue reading Nightmare The Hills of Emyn Muil →

It has been a while since we've had a new pack released, so it came as a bit of a surprise to many of us when we suddenly got more spoilers of this pack and the next, on top of the Mount Gundabad announcement. I did not get the scoop this time, apparently Dutch retailers … Continue reading First Impressions: Fire in the Night →