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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring ?? Trick-Taking Game
Minimum Players:
1
Maximum Players:
4
Recommended Age:
10+
Playtime:
20 mins
Difficulty:
Medium Light
Year:
2024
£24.99
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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring – Trick-Taking Game
Gather at the table as members of the Fellowship, staring down a journey that begins in the Shire and creeps steadily toward darkness. In this cooperative trick taking card game, you play through eighteen linked chapters that follow the story of The Fellowship of the Ring, from Bilbo’s party in Bag End through the forming of the Fellowship and beyond.
Each chapter lays out a specific setup and fresh conditions for victory. Players take different roles such as Frodo, Gandalf or Pippin, with each character chasing a unique goal tied to how tricks fall. Frodo may need to capture ring cards while another character tries to avoid taking too many tricks. The group only succeeds if every character meets their condition in that chapter, so every play and every card choice matters.
The deck centres on suits of locations and threats, along with the powerful One Ring. The Ring acts as the only trump, but it has restrictions that twist how hands unfold. You cannot freely lead ring cards until one has already slipped into a trick, and the One Ring itself can seize control of a trick at a critical moment. These small rules create tension as players track what has been played, what might still be in hand, and which tricks must be won or dodged to keep the story on track.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring – Trick-Taking Game
Gather at the table as members of the Fellowship, staring down a journey that begins in the Shire and creeps steadily toward darkness. In this cooperative trick taking card game, you play through eighteen linked chapters that follow the story of The Fellowship of the Ring, from Bilbo’s party in Bag End through the forming of the Fellowship and beyond.
Each chapter lays out a specific setup and fresh conditions for victory. Players take different roles such as Frodo, Gandalf or Pippin, with each character chasing a unique goal tied to how tricks fall. Frodo may need to capture ring cards while another character tries to avoid taking too many tricks. The group only succeeds if every character meets their condition in that chapter, so every play and every card choice matters.
The deck centres on suits of locations and threats, along with the powerful One Ring. The Ring acts as the only trump, but it has restrictions that twist how hands unfold. You cannot freely lead ring cards until one has already slipped into a trick, and the One Ring itself can seize control of a trick at a critical moment. These small rules create tension as players track what has been played, what might still be in hand, and which tricks must be won or dodged to keep the story on track.
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