We've made it to the end of the Core Set + Dark of Mirkwood campaign! This also marks the first month of the QotW project, which I have enjoyed a lot. By the looks of things, so have many of you, as new entries keep flowing in with each quest. For this week, you were … Continue reading QotW: The Caves of Nibin-Dum Results →

I know I promised not to do the monthly reviews anymore, as there wasn't too much to talk about, aside from the 2-3 articles I released. Remember the times I would do 10 articles a month? Man, those were the days. Instead, I wanted to recap the first half of 2024, see what it brought … Continue reading Yearly recap 2024, first half →

Moving on to the next quest in the NM Grey Havens pack, we leave our ships behind and investigate the island of Numenor. This quest comes with double-sided locations so that you do not know which location is which based on the front of the location. Since Nightmare cards have a different layout with dark … Continue reading Nightmare The Fate of Númenor →

We have come to it at last, the great battle of our time. Now made even more difficult in Nightmare mode! Let's face it: You are only playing this quest in Nightmare mode to either punish yourself or test your deck to see if it can beat every quest in the game. If you are … Continue reading Nightmare The Battle of Carn Dum →

These months just keep going faster and faster. Seemed just yesterday that I wrote the October review, yet here we are. Perhaps this is due to the fact that I haven't written that many articles this month, but have been mostly busy behind the scenes and working on one long article instead. Regardless, I will … Continue reading Month in Review: November 2023 →

I am quite unfamiliar with this quest, to be honest. It never grabbed my attention during any progression playthroughs, and I even gave the original analysis to a fellow author in order to cover this quest in greater detail. But I suppose I have to face this quest once more in a more difficult variant! … Continue reading Nightmare The Weather Hills →

LOTR LCG is a game that you can play solo or with up to three of your friends. 4 players is really the maximum, else the travel phase becomes a nightmare, and half the encounter deck is in play at the same time. But back in 2016, the community was surprised by FFG with a … Continue reading Epic Multiplayer →

Don't worry; this isn't an announcement of the blog coming to an end or anything, no matter how dramatic the title of this article sounds. It's just an analysis of the latest AleP contract that I have been playing around with. This contract was released alongside The Nine Are Abroad scenario pack released during Con … Continue reading At the End of All Things →

For many of us, playing with four players is something that might only happen on special occasions, if ever. Some people are fortunate enough to have a local group of friends who play this game as well and are able to meet up on a semi-regular basis to play together. Some others may be able … Continue reading Four Player Quests →