The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game – A Storm on Cobas Haven

The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game – A Storm on Cobas Haven

Expansion for Base-game, Card Game, Fantasy

by Nate French, MJ Newman

Score

5.6

Ratings

133

Published

2016

Players

1–2 players

BGG community rating

Complexity

3.0

Medium

Best with

Play time

60 min

Age

13+

Information

Players

1–2 players

Play time

60 min

Age

13+

Complexity

3.0 / 5 · Medium

Published

2016

Designers

Nate French, MJ Newman

Artists

Joshua Cairós, Jason Cheeseman-Meyer, Simon Dominic, Mariusz Gandzel

Publishers

Fantasy Flight Games, Edge Entertainment, Galakta

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About

From the publisher: A Storm on Cobas Haven is the fifth Adventure Pack and the penultimate chapter in the Dream-chaser cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game. After crossing the seas, fighting off Corsairs and sea monsters, and then navigating the treacherous jungle paths of an island infested by undead, several of Middle-earth's heroes return to Dol Amroth – only to find the city threatened by a Corsair fleet. Now, in the scenario from A Storm on Cobas Haven, these heroes must lend their strength to the defense of Dol Amroth and its fleet. It's a nautical battle like no other as your heroes have to demonstrate their newfound mastery of the Sailing test as well as their prowess in ship-to-ship combat. Fortunately, as you fight your way through dozens of Corsairs and their Ships, you'll gain the aid of Dol Amroth, as well as that of a talented new Tactics hero. Additionally, you'll find thirty new player cards (three copies each of ten different cards), many of which reinforce the Dream-chaser cycle's focus on powerful allies and secondary effects that can be paid for by the group as a whole.

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Categories & mechanics

Expansion for Base-gameCard GameFantasyNovel-basedCooperative GameHand ManagementVariable Player Powers

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