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The Dwimmerlaik

June 2010·p. 42

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The final named Ringwraith entry introduces a spirit especially feared in Rohan, equipped with a hand weapon and enchanted greatsword. Sap Fortitude can force nearby enemy heroes to spend additional Might, Will or Fate, cancelling an attempted deed if they cannot pay. A large Will reserve, a selection of familiar Nazgûl powers and several mounts give the model a resource-denial role despite having no Might of its own.

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