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Other Special Rules
Palantiri:
A palantir was an ancient seeing stone of great power. A
non-Sauron player possessing a palantir may attempt to
discern an enemy’s plans and react to thwart them. To
utilize a palantir, the owner declares that he is using the
stone and may immediately move one group of friendly
figures (all must be within 2‖ of one another) an additional
move, or cancel the next move of one group of enemy
figures.
The downside of using a palantir was the risk that Sauron
could ensnare the mind of the user. Any turn a palantir is
used, its owner must roll 1d6, on a roll of 5-6 he has been
ensnared and none of his figures may move the following
turn. A user ensnared for a second or subsequent time
receives a –1 to all combat dice the following turn.
If Aragorn enters either Isengard or Minas Tirith he may
claim a palantir and challenge Sauron through the stone.
He may move 10 figures each of the Witch King and the
Mouth of Sauron the following turn. Aragorn may only do
this once, but is never ensnared by Sauron.
Hobbits in Orc Armor:
Up to two hobbits may don orc armor to disguise their
movement within Mordor. No evil figures within Mordor may
move for two turns after the hobbits don their orc armor;
and the hobbit player may move up to 5 evil figures a full
move + 1 inch in any direction during each of the two turns
in which they are disguised.
Ring of Power War of the Ring Scenario pg. 12