When I get a shiny piece of unplayable cardboard, Im not bothered by it - partly because I know I could always sell it and buy a good card if I wanted to
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Arwen's Gift The Bath Song Bewitching Leechcraft Bill Ferny, Bree Swindler Birthday Escape Borne Upon a Wind Captain of Umbar Council's Deliberation Deceive the Messenger Dreadful as the Storm Elrond, Lord of Rivendell Gandalf, Friend of the Shire Glorious Gale Goldberry, River-Daughter Grey Havens Navigator Hithlain Knots Horses of the Bruinen Ioreth of the Healing House Isolation at Orthanc Ithilien Kingfisher Knights of Dol Amroth Lrien Revealed Lost Isle Calling Meneldor, Swift Savior Nimrodel Watcher Pelargir Survivor Press the Enemy Rangers of Ithilien Saruman the White Saruman's Trickery Scroll of Isildur Soothing of Smagol Stern Scolding Storm of Saruman
In the current meta, these cards can go up against top-tier decks, especially with the support that was added for them, but they're far more vulnerable than in the anime
The current AR and SR product copy explains assortment randomness and duplicates