| Collectible card game expansion | |
| Middle-earth: The White Hand | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Release date | 1997 |
| Cards | 122 |
| Abbreviation | MEWH |
| Preceded by | Middle-earth: Against the Shadow |
| Followed by | Middle-earth: The Balrog |
| Set symbol | |
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Middle-earth: The White Hand, released in 1997, was an expansion set for Middle-earth Collectible Card Game.
The White Hand further complicates the game by adding a third faction, the corrupted Fallen-Wizard, whose player can use both hero and minion resources and characters, although with restrictions.
The White Hand was sold in 12 card boosters (36 boosters per display) with 2 rares, 4 uncommons, and 6 commons in each.
Reception
In a review for InQuest, Luke Durok praised the game for doing “something few other CCG expansions have accomplished”, stating that the fallen-wizard mechanics make for a true expansion with “a whole new style of play”. He did find that overall the artwork wasn't as strong as previous expansions.[1]
Gallery
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Booster pack
