“Do what you are bidden, Ossian”
The soldier grimaced. “My lord, he is one of us. I fought at his side at Amon Hen. He saved my life.”
“Remember what we are fighting for, my boy. Go now. For the Gift.”
He steeled himself. “For the Gift.”
The Aldburg Plot Adventure Pack is now available from A Long-extended Party!
A Long-extended Party is pleased to present The Aldburg Plot, the first adventure pack in Oaths of the Rohirrim, a cycle of free, fan-made expansions for the beloved card game.
After your adventures along the Great West Road and beyond in Children of Eorl, you have arrived in the Rohirric city of Aldburg to take counsel with Éomund and his advisor Ealdwulf. With traitorous Rohirrim lurking within the city, it is only a matter of time before they strike at the young Marshal’s seat of power. But who could be their inside man, and what could motivate them to such treachery?
The Aldburg Plot introduces an original new scenario, which begins with a single choice – consult the city watch or investigate a seedy tavern? From there, the path forks into new clues, unique enemies, and deadly decisions.
In addition to a quest, The Aldburg Plot introduces two new heroes and nine player cards (three copies each) to bolster fan-favorite archetypes. Prepare for trouble with the conspirator of Crickhollow, Fatty Bolger or master the wilds with the Mirkwood Falconer, Widfast (and her childhood companion Gavin). These cards and more are designed to open new deckbuilding opportunities and enhance the longevity of the greatest game in Middle-Earth.
The Aldburg Plot is available now as a free print and play expansion, available to download below. Prefer to play digitally? This expansion, and all future ALeP content, is available to play on both DragnCards and Tabletop Simulator. Looking for a more professional, third party print job? Check out our accompanying printing guides below for detailed, easy to follow instructions.
Player Card Spoilers on RingsDB
We are hard at work preparing French, German, Italian, Polish, and Spanish translations of The Aldburg Plot:
| Language | Status |
| English | Available |
| French | Available |
| German | Available |
| Italian | Available |
| Polish | Available |
| Spanish | Available |
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First off, thank you for all the Hobbit love in this adventure pack. Lily Cotton looks amazing and has many possibilities. Although I did have a question about how she would work with Lothiriel. Assuming using The Last Alliance contract with Noble and Hobbit and putting on Diligent Noble on Lothiriel, I am assuming I can then exhaust The Last Alliance to change the text of Diligent Noble to read “Noble or Hobbit trait” and therefore use Lothiriel’s response to also bring in Hobbits. A Hobbit ally is brought in at “Players commit characters to quest” window and at the end of the Quest phase they must be shuffled back into the deck. Lily Cotton’s Action is to ready a Hobbit ally, give her stats to that Hobbit ally, and then that Hobbit ally goes back into your hand. There is one Action windows (right after Encounter deck reveals) where her Action can be played and have it boost said ally. So in this case you have Lily Cotton’s Action stacked on top of Lothiriel’s Response. When you have 2 “end of phase” conditions, does it work like a stack? Lily Cotton’s Action stacked on top of Lothiriel’s, so Lily’s Action gets resolved first and the ally goes back to hand instead of shuffling back into deck? So if you bring in an ally Merry with Lothiriel and then use Lily’s Action on him, he will quest for 5 and then he will go back to hand at the end of the Quest phase?
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This game has no form of ‘stack’, but these are both delayed effects that trigger “at the end of the phase”. In the case multiple effects trigger a have the same timing, the player will choose the order to resolve them. So you can choose to resolve Lily’s delayed effect first.
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