Thror

They made many in man's likeness, dwarves in the earth, as Durin said.

And these, says the Sibyl, are their names, Nyi and Nidi, Nordri and Sudri, Austri, Vestri, Altjufur, Dvalin, Nar, Nain, Nipinger, Dain, Bifur, Bafur, Bombur, Nori, Ori, Onar, Oin, Mjodvitnir, Vigur and Gandalfir, Vidalfir, Thorin, Fili, Kili, Fundin, Vali, Thror, Throin, Fekker, Liter and Viter, Nir, Nirradur, Rekker, Radsvider.

And these also are dwarfs and dwell in stones, but the first in mold.

Draupnir, Dogthvari, Hur, Hugstari, Hledjulfur, Gloin, Dori, Ori, Dufur, Andvari, Heptifili, Har, Sviar.

For them he appoints Valhalla and Vingolf, and they are then called champions.

He is also called God of the Hanged, God of Gods, God of Cargos, and he has also been named in many more ways after he had come to King Geirrodur.

We were called Grimr and Gungleri, Herion, Hjalmberi, Thekkr, Thridi, Thudur, Udur, Helblindi, Har, Sadr, Svipal, Sanguital, Hertiter, Hnikar, Biliger, Baliger, Bolverka, Fjolnir, Grimnir, Glaptvidr, Fjolsvidr, Sidhuter, Sidskeger, Sigfudur, Hnikudur, Alfudur, Altridir, Falmatir, Aski, Omi, Jafnhar, Biflindi, Gundlir, Harbardr, Svidur, Svidrir, Jalkr, Kjalar, Vidur, Thror, Eger, Thundr, Vakr, Skilfinger, Vafudur, Hroptatir, Gautr, Ferratir.

Then said Gungleri, Exceeding many names have ye given him, and by my faith it must indeed be a goodly wit that knows all the lore and the examples of what chances have brought about each of these names.

Couple of individual cards to point out.

I really liked Hobbit Hole and Thror's Map.

Hobbit Hole is the Evolving Wilds variant that has halfling cycling.

The Map is the two-mana uncommon artifact that searches for a basic, and then you can pay two to loot.

They made many in man's likeness, dwarves in the earth, as Durin said.

And these says the Sibyl are their names, Nyi and Nidi, Nordri and Sudri, Austri, Vestri, Altjufur, Dvalin, Nar, Nain, Nipinger, Dain, Bifur, Bafur, Bombur, Nori, Ori, Onar, Oin, Mjodvitnir, Vigur and Gandalfir, Vidalfir, Thorin, Fili, Kili, Fundin, Vali, Thror, Throin, Fekur, Litur and Vitur, Nir, Nirradur, Rekur, Radsvidur.

And these also are dwarves and dwell in stones, but the first in mold.

Draupnir, Dogthvari, Pur, Hugstari, Hladjufur, Gloin, Dori, Ori, Dufur, Andvari, Heptifili, Har, Sviar.

For them he appoints Valhalla and Vingolf, and they are then called champions.

He is also called God of the Hanged, God of Gods, God of Cargos, and he has also been named in many more ways after he had come to King Geirrodur.

We were called Grimr and Gunglari, Herion, Hjombari, Thekkr, Thridi, Thudur, Udur, Helblindi, Har, Sadur, Svipal, Sanngital, Hertaitr, Hnikar, Biligar, Baligar, Bolverka, Fjolnir, Grimnir, Glaptvidr, Fjolsvidir, Sidhutr, Sidskegr, Sigfudur, Hnikudur, Alfudur, Attridr, Falmatir, Aski, Omi, Jafnhar, Bifilindi, Gundlir, Arbadr, Svidur, Svidrir, Jalkr, Kjalar, Vidur, Thror, Eger, Thundr, Vakr, Skilfinger, Vafudur, Hroptatir, Gautr, Ferratir.

Then said Gunglari, Exceeding many names have ye given him, and by my faith it must indeed be a goodly wit that knows all the lore and the examples of what chances have brought about each of these names.

And these, says the Sibyl, are their names.

Nyi and Nidi, Nordri and Sudri, Austri, Vestri, Altjufur, Dvalin, Nar, Nain, Nipinger, Dain, Bifur, Bafur, Bombur, Nori, Ori, Onar, Oin, Mjodvitnir, Vigor and Gandalfir, Bidalfir, Thorin, Fili, Kili, Fundin, Vali, Thror, Throin, Fekker, Litor and Vitor, Nir, Nirradir, Rekker, Radsvidir.

And these also are dwarfs and dwell in stones, but the first in mold.

Draupnir, Dogthvari, Hur, Hugstari, Hledjufur, Gloin, Dori, Ori, Dufur, Andvari, Heptifili, Har, Sviar.

For them he appoints Valhalla and Vingolf, and they are then called champions.

He is also called God of the Hanged, God of Gods, God of Cargos, and he has also been named in many more ways after he had come to King Geiruder.

We were called Grimr and Gungleri, Herion, Hjalmberi, Thekur, Thridi, Thuder, Uder, Helblindi, Har, Sader, Svipal, San Gital, Hertiter, Hnikar, Biliger, Baliger, Bolverka, Fjolnir, Grimnir, Glapvidr, Fjolsvidir, Sidhuter, Sidskeger, Sigfuder, Hnikuder, Alfuder, Altrider, Falmatir, Aski, Olmi, Jafnhar, Bifilindi, Gundlir, Arbadir, Svidur, Svidrir, Jalkur, Kjallar, Vidur, Thror, Iger, Thundr, Vakr, Skilfinger, Vafuder, Proptatir, Gautir, Ferratir.

Then said Gungleri, Exceeding many names have ye given him, and by my faith it must indeed be a goodly wit that knows all the lore and the examples of what chances have brought about each of these names.

Nii and Nidi, Nodri, Sudri, Austri and Vestri, Althiöf, Dvalin, Nar, and Nain, Nipping, Dain, Bivör, Bävör, Bombur, Nori, On, and Ónar, Ai, Mjoth, Vitnir.

Vég and Gandalf, Vindalf, Thrain, Thek and Thorin, Thror, Vittir and Litir, Nur and Nirad, Regin and Hreidmarr.

Now all the dwarves I have rightly told.

Fili, Kili, Fundin, Nali, Hepti, Vili, Hanor, Sviör, Billing, Bruni, Bild, Bruri, Frar, Hornbori, Frég and Loni, Aurvang, Iari, Eikinskialdi.

Right.

In The Hobbit, he's the one who figures out the secret moon letters on Thror's map.

Without him, the dwarves can't even find the back door into the Lonely Mountain.

They'd just

And I was really worried about what happens when I get in those grindy games.

How am I going to fare in the card advantage department? And that was where cards like those two splashed blue cards and the Thror's map that I alluded to last week as being a mover up for me just really performed super well.

I'm looking at this and this is like for the listeners.

I've been looking at the sealed pool trying to decide if I hate this splash or not.