Geosphere wrote:
not_jeff wrote:
Corruption in previous LotR games either did damage to player's, or brought Sauron closer to the ring.
Let the speculation begin! lol.
Let the speculation begin! lol.
It's... not quite that...
Since wizkids showed a prototype at SPIEL and explained all the rules I suppose I am free to explain how corruption works.
If Saurons creatures survive until his next turn he does not score glory but he gains corruption points. These points are put on dice/cards in the wild and if the number of corruption points on a die/card is equal to its costs this die/card is corrupted with the effect that nobobody may use this die any more, ie if you draw that die from your bag it goes directly to the used pile. If a certain number of cards/dice is corrupted (I think it was 4.) the ganme ends and Sauron wins. But there also is a way to get rid of corruption again...