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 | | The Saruman Player then picks a number from 1 to the number of Nazgul that there are (if all nine are in existence, I to 9), or, if he will Control two Nazgul this turn, two numbers from 1 to the number of the Nazgul. |
 | | However, if Saruman is in an Army Combat in which the stack he is Leading takes a 50% or greater loss, and either Aragorn possessing Anduril or Gandalf the White is in the stack that defeated Sarumans stack, Saruman loses the Ring to one of these two Characters. |
 | | Saruman may always refuse Individual Combat, unless he is the Ringbearer, and the Dark Power Player possesses a 147;Gollum Attempts to Seize the Ring; Events Card, and plays it; or the Saruman Player possesses fewer than 30 Strength Points on the game-map, in which case he may not refuse Individual Combat. |
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