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	For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks sometimes use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.		For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks sometimes use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.

	"Body" is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.		Oftentimes, a [[character]] card played chiefly for its gametext is referred to as "(gametext) with a body" or "'''on a stick'''". For example, {{Card\|Ranger of Westernesse}} is {{Card\|Pathfinder}} on a stick. This usage also comes from the ''Magic: the Gathering'' community.

			'''Body''' is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.

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	'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text\|game text]]. This term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Magic_slang#Body comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''].		'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text\|game text]]. This term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Magic_slang#Body comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''].

	For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks ~~often~~ use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.		For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks sometimes use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.

	"Body" is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.		"Body" is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.

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	'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text\|game text]]. This term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Magic_slang#Body comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''\.		'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text\|game text]]. This term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Magic_slang#Body comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''].

	For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks often use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.		For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks often use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.

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	'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text\|game text]]. This term comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''.		'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text\|game text]]. This term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Magic_slang#Body comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''\.

	For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks often use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.		For example, many {{C\|Elven}} decks play {{Card\|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C\|Moria}} decks often use {{Card\|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card\|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.

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'''Body''' is an informal game term. A [[character]]'s body consists of its [[strength]] and [[vitality]], as well as occasionally other attributes like its [[race]], [[signet]], or [[unloaded keywords]] that other cards might [[spot]]. Broadly, the "body" is the function a character serves other than its [[Game Text|game text]]. This term comes from ''Magic: the Gathering''.

For example, many {{C|Elven}} decks play {{Card|Glorfindel, Revealed in Wrath}} for his high strength, respectable vitality, and low [[Twilight]] cost in a starting [[Fellowship]]; his game text is a secondary consideration. Likewise, {{C|Moria}} decks often use {{Card|Troll's Keyward}} for his respectable strength and relatively high vitality, even if they aren't running {{Card|Cave Troll of Moria, Scourge of the Black Pit}} at all.

"Body" is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.

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	'''Body''' is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.		'''Body''' is also occasionally used as a verb, to mean defeating another player easily. This usage comes from the fighting game community, although it has spread to many other types of competitive online games.

			== See also ==
			* {{Card\|Gandalf's Staff, Walking Stick}}
			* {{Card\|Mind and Body}}

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