There were 9 Nazgûl, 7 of whom were basically anonymous. We’ve captured 3 of those in this deck. Two were distinguished, one being, of course, the Witch King of Angmar.
The other is Khamûl, the “Black Easterling” or the “Shadow of the East”. He is frequently associated with the Easterlings, and Games Workshop made a figure for him (which so far is too expensive to acquire but you can use any Nazgul figure). The story goes that he took command of the remaining 8 Nazgûl following the death of the Witch King.
There were some early, more offense-oriented drafts of the Witch King before we settled on the heavy tank version that we ended up with. Some of those early ideas have found their way to this deck.
KHAMUL THE EASTERLING
Khamul
15 HP
Red Deck
Melee
2x Easterlings
4 HP Each
Weak Ranged Minor Deck
Ranged
4x Relentless Attack
A4.
If this card does damage it does not count as an action.
2x Wicked Attack
A4*.
If this card does damage, the attack value is 8.
2x Shadow of the East
Choose an opponent to discard 2 cards.
2x Battle Tested
Move Khamul and/or Easterlings up to 8 spaces total and draw a card for each of your Easterlings on the board.
2x My Name is Death
D0. Attacking player discards 3 cards.
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