Middle-earth (1995)
ag.gameitem.AGID:
Playtime: 90
Min. Age: 12
Number of Players:
1 - 5
ag.gameitem.publisher:
Stratelibri,
ACE Pelit Oy,
Joc Internacional,
999 Games,
Iron Crown Enterprises,
Queen Games,
Hexagonal
Designers:
Coleman Charlton
Artists:
Gail McIntosh,
Rebecca Guay-Mitchell,
Angelo Montanini,
Kevin Ward,
Jason Hawkins,
Malcolm David Monette,
David G. Martin,
Jon Foster,
Eric David Anderson,
Ken Meyer, Jr.,
Doug Beekman,
Ronald Shuey,
Pascal Yung,
Storn Cook,
Dameon Willich,
Steven Cavallo,
Tom Simonton,
Melissa Benson,
Liz Danforth,
Doug Chaffee,
Rob Alexander,
Ron Chironna,
April Lee,
Vincent Lujan,
Mark Poole,
Zina Saunders,
Lori Dietrick,
Heather Hudson,
Susan Van Camp,
Brad Williams,
Brian Snoddy,
Pat Morrissey,
Omar Rayyan,
Donato Giancola,
Stefano Baldo,
Derek Carbonneau,
Pete Fenlon,
Margaret Organ-Kean,
Jo Hartwig,
Jeff Reitz,
Christina Wald,
Audrey Corman,
Quinton Hoover,
Olivier Frot,
Donald G. Dennis,
Angus McBride,
Jessica Ney,
Ron Spencer,
Darryl Elliott,
Steve Otis,
David R. Deitrick,
Nick Morawitz,
Randy Asplund-Faith,
Randy Gallegos,
Tom Dow
Mechanics:
Variable Player Powers,
Hand Management,
Dice Rolling,
Deck Construction,
Area Movement
Beschreibung
ICE's now-out-of-print CCG (they lost their license to produce Middle-Earth products in 1999). Players take the role of the Istari, or Wizards - most familiarly Gandalf, Saruman, and Radagast, but also Pallando and Alatar - in the struggle against Sauron in Middle-Earth. Each player competes to bring the greatest strength to bear against the Shadow, including Factions such as the Riders of Rohan or the Great Eagles, allies like Gwaihir or Shadowfax, items such as the lost Palantiri, Glamdring, or Narsil, and the completion of various quests - from the relatively straightforward rescue of prisoners through the involved Reforging of the Sword that was Broken, restoration of the White Tree to Minas Tirith, or the quest of quests, the destruction of the One Ring.
Players build decks in which half are composed of resource cards and half of hazards, dedicated to the stopping of your opponent. This is where the big bad guys come in, with cards for the 9 Nazgul, a couple of Dragons (Smaug being the recognizable one), Shelob, and the Balrog.
ICE's now-out-of-print CCG (they lost their license to produce Middle-Earth products in 1999). Players take the role of the Istari, or Wizards - most familiarly Gandalf, Saruman, and Radagast, but also Pallando and Alatar - in the struggle against Sauron in Middle-Earth. Each player competes to bring the greatest strength to bear against the Shadow, including Factions such as the Riders of Rohan or the Great Eagles, allies like Gwaihir or Shadowfax, items such as the lost Palantiri, Glamdring, or Narsil, and the completion of various quests - from the relatively straightforward rescue of prisoners through the involved Reforging of the Sword that was Broken, restoration of the White Tree to Minas Tirith, or the quest of quests, the destruction of the One Ring.
Players build decks in which half are composed of resource cards and half of hazards, dedicated to the stopping of your opponent. This is where the big bad guys come in, with cards for the 9 Nazgul, a couple of Dragons (Smaug being the recognizable one), Shelob, and the Balrog.
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