Lord of the rings card game son of arnor

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Good for digging out Goblin Archer KD s, and the like. No part of this product may be reproduced without specific permission. All Rights Reserved to their respective owners. Sign In Use Twitter. Register now! I've forgotten my password Password.

Remember me This is not recommended for shared computers. Sign in anonymously Don't add me to the active users list. Response: After Son of Arnor enters play, choose an enemy card in the staging area or currently engaged with another player. Heroes or allies with Ranged or Sentinel are a solution to the problem, cards that let you engage enemies engaged to other players exactly like this card does are another one.

If the player with Son of Arnor in his Deck is the player where the enemies are supposed to go there are a few good Defenders Playing Son of Arnor can be a pretty decent option. While there are better options like for example Aragorn or Westfold Outrider for this case not everyone might have in their deck or have before mentioned cards in their cardpool. On top of that there are some fringe but very nice uses in quests like The Watcher in the Water, where Son of Arnor allows you to engage enemies you would not otherwise be allowed to.

In short, while i think Son of Arnor is not a brilliant or even good card in most cases, there are fringe cases where he can be a decent option and even fringier ones where he's really good. I have a feeling that Son of Arnor was designed for core set for one reason only and that's Goblin sniper. And that's also the only reason why I put him into a deck. He is too costy for expendable chump and his stats are not so good. Maybe later, when I'll get more cards for Dunedain, he will be more useful.

Artwork is very nice, but it won't change his usefulness. Son of Arnor is a bit of a niche card. He really only fits in a dunedain deck. But that ability can help clear out the staging area for questing and two attack is always useful, expensive or not. Synergy with forest snare and archery sink is good as well.

Son of Arnor. Cost: 3. The Fellowship of the Ring. That's indeed a good combo for this ally. With a bigger card pool you have some other allies like Mablung or Lore Faramir which might be even better at it.