Song of Eärendil

Attachment. Cost: 1.

Song.

Attach to a hero.

Response: After Song of Eärendil enters play, draw 1 card.

Response: After another player raises his threat, raise your threat by 1 to reduce that player's threat by 1.

K. R. Harris

Road to Rivendell #34. Spirit.

Song of Eärendil
Reviews

Song of Earendil is one of my favorite cards that I don't often put in decks. It only works in multiplayer, but boy does it work there, aside from the now impossible broken combo with Wandering Took. It should be mentioned that this card is not limited to once per round so you could trigger it every single time another player raises their threat for a combo with Loragorn. It's a song, so FWIW it triggers Love of Tales. It fits right into a Doomed deck, so if you bring spirit in one, bring this along for your buddies' benefit. This card is a very versatile glue card that should really see more play than it does. As a footnote, am I the only one who forgets to draw a card when I play it?

I know this is more of a niche usage, but since it isn't Unique and it doesn't say "limit one per hero", you could play up to 3 of these songs on a Hobbit that has Fireside song? So for 1 resource, you get card draw and a permanent +1 to willpower. In multiplayer, you also get to reduce someone else's threat and increase yours which would combo with ally Sam giving him +1 willpower, +1 strength, and +1 defense for the whole round. — brainybrian72b 96
I made up an entire Spirit Merry deck all around this and is greate! Focusing on threath reduction and event control, lettino other players take care of combat. Is really a good multiplayer card! — Samuel San 12