Some maps have the same chapter, this means that the player has the opportunity to choose which he will play. As example: the player must first play Moria, after which he can choose between Rohan, East Rohan and Westfold. After playing one of these three, the player must play Lothlórien and so forth. When the number of chapters do not follow upon each other, this means the player can choose to play a map he has not yet played before he is pulled to a map he must play to continue. As example: After Amon Hen (chapter 4) the following map with only one number is Eaves of Fangorn (chapter 7), the player can choose between East-Emnet and West-Emnet but also between Rohan, East Rohan and Westfold (one of these will already be played and will not be available anymore). He can play two of these m
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| - Some maps have the same chapter, this means that the player has the opportunity to choose which he will play. As example: the player must first play Moria, after which he can choose between Rohan, East Rohan and Westfold. After playing one of these three, the player must play Lothlórien and so forth. When the number of chapters do not follow upon each other, this means the player can choose to play a map he has not yet played before he is pulled to a map he must play to continue. As example: After Amon Hen (chapter 4) the following map with only one number is Eaves of Fangorn (chapter 7), the player can choose between East-Emnet and West-Emnet but also between Rohan, East Rohan and Westfold (one of these will already be played and will not be available anymore). He can play two of these m
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| - Some maps have the same chapter, this means that the player has the opportunity to choose which he will play. As example: the player must first play Moria, after which he can choose between Rohan, East Rohan and Westfold. After playing one of these three, the player must play Lothlórien and so forth. When the number of chapters do not follow upon each other, this means the player can choose to play a map he has not yet played before he is pulled to a map he must play to continue. As example: After Amon Hen (chapter 4) the following map with only one number is Eaves of Fangorn (chapter 7), the player can choose between East-Emnet and West-Emnet but also between Rohan, East Rohan and Westfold (one of these will already be played and will not be available anymore). He can play two of these maps before being pulled to Eaves of Fangorn. On the map the Maps with the same chapter are followed by a letter, corresponding to the place on the table (example: For the Good Campaign: Dead Marshes = 20a and Central-Ithilien = 20d).
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