The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – Trick-Taking Game
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In Chapter 35, what is the correct card count for the setup, and why might a card be left over?
The rulebook's component list and Chapter 29 Setup give the 37-card deck; the setup counts come from the posts.
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The main deck is 37 cards, including both Tower cards and both Weariness cards. One lost card is dealt facedown, and four rank 8 cards are set aside for Shelob. A leftover card usually means a card from an earlier chapter's setup was mixed in by mistake.
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