The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game – The Watcher in the Water

Frodo felt something seize him by the ankle, and he fell with a cry&hellip The others swung round and saw the waters of the lake seething, as if a host of snakes were swimming up from the southern end.&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp &ndashThe Fellowship of the Ring

Elrond, the Elf Lord of Rivendell, is troubled by the great numbers of Orcs that plagued the heroes who escorted his daughter, Arwen Und&oacutemiel, across the Misty Mountains. He asks them to explore the mines of Moria, hoping they can determine if they are the source of the increased Orc activity, but before the heroes can explore Moria's vast network of tunnels, they must first gain entrance&hellip

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The Watcher in the Water&nbspcombines tense combat with clever riddles as some of Middle-earth's greatest heroes must survive a ferocious battle with seething masses of&nbsptentacles long enough to discover how to open the Doors of Durin.&nbspThe Watcher in the Water&nbsprepresents an action-packed turning point in the&nbspDwarrowdelf&nbspcycle of Adventure Packs as the heroes seek to head into the dark and abandoned realm of Moria.

The Watcher in the Water&nbspintroduces 60 new cards to the game, including a thrilling scenario, a new hero, and three copies of each player card.

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This is not a stand-alone deck. A copy of&nbspThe Lord of the Rings: The Core Set&nbspand&nbspThe Lord of the Rings: Khazad-d&ucircm&nbspare required to play.