Welcome!

Welcome to the LOTR TCG blog! Here we can keep track of our cards and each other's cards, and then trade! Please keep your pages organized and updated, and help this to be a fun community.

If you have a friend who collects LOTR TCG, invite them to join!


Guidlines and Rules


When you make your own card page, list every card you have, then make a list of cards you want, and at the end if those organized lists, make any additional notes. Your cards should be separated into their different categories,such as Gondor, Rohan, Elves, etc... Please put the different types in this order:

Gondor
Rohan
Elves
Hobbits
Sméagol
Gandalf
Dwarves
Saruman
Uruk-hai
Isengard
Mordor
Moria
Nazgul
Raiders
Men
the One Ring
Site Cards

...and if you have any other kinds, place them in a section above Site Cards.


Note any details on a card beside that card. These notes would revolve around whether or not the card is foil, slightly damaged, or if you have multiple copies of the card. Do not hide the fact if you have a double of a card; some people may feel cheated if they discover you traded them a card for a high price when you had a double all along. That is not cool!

Do not post images of your cards on this blog, because that takes up space.


When you are trading with someone, look up each other's cards at lotrtcgdb.com. Some cards have the same titles as other, and sometimes even the same identity code, but have a different image. To keep things clear, always double check with the person as to which version you are trading for.


Set up your card list like this:


Gondor


Gondor Bowmen (foil)
Might of Numenor (slightly bent)


Rohan


Eomer: Sister-son of Theoden
Herugrim  (x3)


etc....


Never edit someone else's page or change the look of the blog without permission from this blog's founder, Hannah Smith/Leslie Noble.


In the near future, there may be a section for you all to post pics and videos involving trading cards, but until then, please abide by the rules and post no pictures.

Update- We have become rather lax on how archives should be set up. As long as they are organized, feel free to set them up however you wish.