From Hell’s Heart

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The Balrog’s resilience allows a straightforward advance into combat, but supporting captains are needed to prevent opponents feeding it one disposable warrior each turn. Gûlavhar instead depends on speed, Might and the ability to recover wounds by killing enemies, since his combat effectiveness falls as he is injured. The comparison separates a durable centrepiece from a more delicate roaming predator, with Aragorn’s blade singled out as a serious threat even to the Balrog.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 335, p. 83.

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