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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[The Two Towers]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[The Two Towers]] set.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

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	In the Two Towers, Frodo and Sam strike off on their own, and the storyline is divided into multiples plot threads. Decipher took a gentle approach to this division of characters by introducing the unloaded keyword, Ring-bound, given to those characters who continue to deal directly with the mission of destroying the Ring. All companions could continue to interact with one another in the game, but various cards rewarded players for having an emphasis on one side of the story or another.		In the Two Towers, Frodo and Sam strike off on their own, and the storyline is divided into multiples plot threads. Decipher took a gentle approach to this division of characters by introducing the unloaded keyword, Ring-bound, given to those characters who continue to deal directly with the mission of destroying the Ring. All companions could continue to interact with one another in the game, but various cards rewarded players for having an emphasis on one side of the story or another.

	Frodo, Tired Traveller, represented this thematic idea by granting a simple ability to remove burdens if ones deck includes ~~Ringbound~~ companions. And since he was released as a common and placed into each of the Towers Block starter decks as the default ringbearer, he served as a consistent reminder of the new keyword. It is worth pointing out that the rare version of Frodo released in the same set, {{Card\|Frodo, Courteous Halfling}}, specifically rewarded the Fellowship for the inclusion of many ~~Unbound~~ companions.		Frodo, Tired Traveller, represented this thematic idea by granting a simple ability to remove burdens if ones deck includes ringbound companions. And since he was released as a common and placed into each of the Towers Block starter decks as the default ringbearer, he served as a consistent reminder of the new keyword. It is worth pointing out that the rare version of Frodo released in the same set, {{Card\|Frodo, Courteous Halfling}}, specifically rewarded the Fellowship for the inclusion of many unbound companions.

	By the end of the game's production, the number of ~~Unbound~~ companions far outweighed the number of ~~Ringbound~~ companions--which for the most part include the many versions of Sam, Smeagol, and the Rangers of Ithilien. But Tired Traveller works really well in his specific corner of the game by giving ~~Ringbound~~ decks an effortless way to clear burdens. This can allow players to bid high at the outset of games, and works as a defense against minion sides which capitalize on spotting a certain number of burdens.		By the end of the game's production, the number of unbound companions far outweighed the number of ringbound companions--which for the most part include the many versions of Sam, Smeagol, and the Rangers of Ithilien. But Tired Traveller works really well in his specific corner of the game by giving ringbound decks an effortless way to clear burdens. This can allow players to bid high at the outset of games, and works as a defense against minion sides which capitalize on spotting a certain number of burdens.

	In short, if your deck isn't working with ~~Ringbound~~ companions, there's no good reason for using this version of Frodo. But if your deck relies heavily on ~~Ringbound~~ companions, this version of Frodo is one of the stronger options.		In short, if your deck isn't working with ringbound companions, there's no good reason for using this version of Frodo. But if your deck relies heavily on ringbound companions, this version of Frodo is one of the stronger options.

	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==

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	In the Two Towers, Frodo and Sam strike off on their own, and the storyline is divided into multiples plot threads. Decipher took a gentle approach to this division of characters by introducing the unloaded keyword, Ring-bound, given to those characters who continue to deal directly with the mission of destroying the Ring. All companions could continue to interact with one another in the game, but various cards rewarded players for having an emphasis on one side of the story or another.		In the Two Towers, Frodo and Sam strike off on their own, and the storyline is divided into multiples plot threads. Decipher took a gentle approach to this division of characters by introducing the unloaded keyword, Ring-bound, given to those characters who continue to deal directly with the mission of destroying the Ring. All companions could continue to interact with one another in the game, but various cards rewarded players for having an emphasis on one side of the story or another.

	Frodo, Tired Traveller, represented this thematic idea by granting a simple ability to remove burdens if ones deck includes Ringbound companions. And since he was released as a common and placed into each of the Towers Block starter decks as the default ringbearer, he served as a consistent reminder of the new keyword. It is worth pointing out that the rare version of Frodo released in the same set, [[Card\|Frodo, Courteous Halfling]], specifically rewarded the Fellowship for the inclusion of many Unbound companions.		Frodo, Tired Traveller, represented this thematic idea by granting a simple ability to remove burdens if ones deck includes Ringbound companions. And since he was released as a common and placed into each of the Towers Block starter decks as the default ringbearer, he served as a consistent reminder of the new keyword. It is worth pointing out that the rare version of Frodo released in the same set, {{Card\|Frodo, Courteous Halfling}}, specifically rewarded the Fellowship for the inclusion of many Unbound companions.

	By the end of the game's production, the number of Unbound companions far outweighed the number of Ringbound companions--which for the most part include the many versions of Sam, Smeagol, and the Rangers of Ithilien. But Tired Traveller works really well in his specific corner of the game by giving Ringbound decks an effortless way to clear burdens. This can allow players to bid high at the outset of games, and works as a defense against minion sides which capitalize on spotting a certain number of burdens.		By the end of the game's production, the number of Unbound companions far outweighed the number of Ringbound companions--which for the most part include the many versions of Sam, Smeagol, and the Rangers of Ithilien. But Tired Traveller works really well in his specific corner of the game by giving Ringbound decks an effortless way to clear burdens. This can allow players to bid high at the outset of games, and works as a defense against minion sides which capitalize on spotting a certain number of burdens.

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	= Strategy =		= Strategy =

			In the Two Towers, Frodo and Sam strike off on their own, and the storyline is divided into multiples plot threads. Decipher took a gentle approach to this division of characters by introducing the unloaded keyword, Ring-bound, given to those characters who continue to deal directly with the mission of destroying the Ring. All companions could continue to interact with one another in the game, but various cards rewarded players for having an emphasis on one side of the story or another.

			Frodo, Tired Traveller, represented this thematic idea by granting a simple ability to remove burdens if ones deck includes Ringbound companions. And since he was released as a common and placed into each of the Towers Block starter decks as the default ringbearer, he served as a consistent reminder of the new keyword. It is worth pointing out that the rare version of Frodo released in the same set, [[Card\|Frodo, Courteous Halfling]], specifically rewarded the Fellowship for the inclusion of many Unbound companions.

			By the end of the game's production, the number of Unbound companions far outweighed the number of Ringbound companions--which for the most part include the many versions of Sam, Smeagol, and the Rangers of Ithilien. But Tired Traveller works really well in his specific corner of the game by giving Ringbound decks an effortless way to clear burdens. This can allow players to bid high at the outset of games, and works as a defense against minion sides which capitalize on spotting a certain number of burdens.

			In short, if your deck isn't working with Ringbound companions, there's no good reason for using this version of Frodo. But if your deck relies heavily on Ringbound companions, this version of Frodo is one of the stronger options.

	== Gameplay Strategy ==		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	''In this section, describe:''		''In this section, describe:''

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	[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[The Two Towers]] set.		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{C\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[The Two Towers]] set.

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	{{~~NavBar\|Lotr04302~~\|The Two Towers ~~Index\|Frodo, Courteous Halfling (4R301T)\|Frodo's Cloak (4R303)}}~~		[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]] is a {{CI\|Shire}} [[Companion]] from the [[The Two Towers]] set.

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	\| ~~TLHHImage=LOTR04302~~		= Strategy =
	~~\| WikiImage~~=~~LOTR04302~~		== Gameplay Strategy ==
	~~\| SetNum~~=04		''In this section, describe:''
	~~\| CardNum~~=~~302~~
	~~\| SetName~~=~~The Two Towers~~
	~~\| Side~~=~~Free Peoples~~
	~~\| Culture~~=~~Shire~~
	~~\| Twilight=0~~
	~~\| FullCardType=Companion • Hobbit~~
	~~\| Stat1Name=Strength~~
	~~\| Stat1=3~~
	~~\| Stat2Name=Vitality~~
	~~\| Stat2=4~~
	~~\| Stat3Name=Resistance~~
	~~\| Stat3=10~~
	~~\| Stat4Name=~~
	~~\| Stat4=~~
	~~\| GameText=Ring-bearer (resistance 10). Fellowship~~: ~~Play a Ring-bound companion to remove a burden.~~
	~~\| Lore=“‘We have come by long ways – out of Rivendell, or Imladris as some call it.~~'”
	~~\| Rarity=C~~
	~~\| Notes=~~
	}}

			* ''General usage''
			* ''Unorthodox or subtle usage''
			* ''Common pitfalls of using this card''

	= ~~General~~ Strategy =		== Deckbuilding Strategy ==
			''In this section, describe:''

	In this ~~section, describe:~~		* ''Cards and strategies this card works well with''
			* ''Cards and strategies this card works particularly well or poorly against''
	* ~~Deck design strategy.~~		* ''Alternate cards you might consider picking instead of this one, depending on the situation, including alternate version of characters''
	* ~~Gameplay considerations.~~

	= Strengths and Weaknesses =		= Strengths and Weaknesses =
			== Synergizes With... ==

	~~=== Strong Versus... ===~~		* ''List friendly cards that work well with this card''

	* ~~Add~~ cards ~~and explanations here.~~

	==~~= Weak~~ Versus... ===		== Strong Versus... ==

	* ~~Add~~ cards ~~and explanations here.~~		* ''List enemy cards this card does well against''

	= ~~Example Decks~~ =		== Weak Versus... ==

	* ~~Decklists~~ or ~~links~~ to ~~decks that use~~ this card.		* ''List enemy or friendly cards to avoid playing this card with''

	= ~~Rules and Clarifications~~ =		= Rulings =
			''In this section'':

	* ~~Clarify existing rules~~ if ~~needed.~~		* ''Put quotes from the CRDs and Comprehensive Rules here that reference this card specifically by name''
	* Link to rules discussions on TLHH.		* ''Also put quotes if a particular rule commonly affects the outcome of a card in a subtle manner (such as quoting the [[Rule of 4]] for {{Card\|8R20}})''
			* ''Link to rules discussions on TLHH''

	= ~~Extra Information~~ =		= Alternate Personas =
	~~== Other Versions of Frodo ==~~		{{AlternateVersionTable\|4C302}}

	* [[lotr00027\|Resolute Hobbit (P)]]		= See Also =
	* ~~[[lotr00067\|Mr. Underhill (P)]]~~		* ''Add links to the wayback machine (or wiki archival links) for official Decipher articles regarding the card''
	* [[lotr01289\|Old Bilbo'~~s Heir]]~~		* ''Link to decks that use this card''
	* [[lotr01290\|Son of Drogo]]		[[Category:Cards That Need Work]]
	* [[lotr02102\|Reluctant Adventurer]]
	* [[lotr02102t\|Reluctant Adventurer (T)]]
	* [[lotr02m02\|Reluctant Adventurer (M)]]
	* [[lotr04301\|Courteous Halfling]]
	* [[lotr04301t\|Courteous Halfling (T)]]
	* [[lotr05111\|Master of the ~~Precious]]~~
	* ~~[[lotr07317\|Hope of Free Peoples]]~~
	* [[lotr07318\|Wicked Masster!]]
	* [[lotr10121\|Resolute Hobbit]]
	* [[lotr11164\|Protected by Many]]
	* [[lotr13149\|Frenzied Fighter]]
	* [[lotr13f15\|Frenzied Fighter (F)]]
	* [[lotr15144\|Weary From the Journey]]
	* [[~~lotr19028\|Little Master~~]]

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{{NavBar|Lotr04302|The Two Towers Index|Frodo, Courteous Halfling (4R301T)|Frodo's Cloak (4R303)}}

{{LegacyCardInfoBox
| TLHHImage=LOTR04302
| WikiImage=LOTR04302
| SetNum=04
| CardNum=302
| SetName=The Two Towers
| Side=Free Peoples
| Culture=Shire
| Twilight=0
| FullCardType=Companion • Hobbit
| Stat1Name=Strength
| Stat1=3
| Stat2Name=Vitality
| Stat2=4
| Stat3Name=Resistance
| Stat3=10
| Stat4Name=
| Stat4=
| GameText=Ring-bearer (resistance 10). Fellowship: Play a Ring-bound companion to remove a burden.
| Lore=“‘We have come by long ways – out of Rivendell, or Imladris as some call it.'”
| Rarity=C
| Notes=
}}

= General Strategy =

In this section, describe:

* Deck design strategy.
* Gameplay considerations.

= Strengths and Weaknesses =

=== Strong Versus... ===

* Add cards and explanations here.

=== Weak Versus... ===

* Add cards and explanations here.

= Example Decks =

* Decklists or links to decks that use this card.

= Rules and Clarifications =

* Clarify existing rules if needed.
* Link to rules discussions on TLHH.

= Extra Information =
== Other Versions of Frodo ==

* [[lotr00027|Resolute Hobbit (P)]]
* [[lotr00067|Mr. Underhill (P)]]
* [[lotr01289|Old Bilbo's Heir]]
* [[lotr01290|Son of Drogo]]
* [[lotr02102|Reluctant Adventurer]]
* [[lotr02102t|Reluctant Adventurer (T)]]
* [[lotr02m02|Reluctant Adventurer (M)]]
* [[lotr04301|Courteous Halfling]]
* [[lotr04301t|Courteous Halfling (T)]]
* [[lotr05111|Master of the Precious]]
* [[lotr07317|Hope of Free Peoples]]
* [[lotr07318|Wicked Masster!]]
* [[lotr10121|Resolute Hobbit]]
* [[lotr11164|Protected by Many]]
* [[lotr13149|Frenzied Fighter]]
* [[lotr13f15|Frenzied Fighter (F)]]
* [[lotr15144|Weary From the Journey]]
* [[lotr19028|Little Master]]

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