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	{{~~SplashImage~~\|~~LOTR-EN06S037.0_card.jpg~~\|Don't..............be hasty.~~\|500px\| Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest (6C37)~~}}		{{SplashCard\|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest\|Don't..............be hasty.}}

	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

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 '''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].
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 It was short-lived and largely unpopular. It only appeared on two ally versions of [[Treebeard]] in [[The Two Towers]], and, while [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced some ent [[companion]]s with this keyword, all of them could allow themselves to skirmish for a small cost. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character, {{Card|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest}}, has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.
-== Cards using the Unhasty keyword ==
+== Rules Entries ==
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 {{Loaded Keyword Table}}

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	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by ~~spotting or~~ exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

	The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}. Instead, you have to use {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, and that card is so restrictive that few people bothered.		The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}. Instead, you have to use {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, and that card is so restrictive that few people bothered.

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	{{RulesQuote		{{RulesQuote
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	\|text=The [[Free Peoples]] player cannot assign a [[character]] with this [[Loaded Keyword\|keyword]] to a [[skirmish]] unless it is at its [[Home Site\|home site]] (see [[ally]]) or when a {{C\|Gandalf}} card allows it do so.		\|text=The [[Free Peoples]] player cannot assign a [[character]] with this [[Loaded Keyword\|keyword]] to a [[skirmish]] unless it is at its [[Home Site\|home site]] (see [[ally]]) or when a {{C\|Gandalf}} card allows it do so.</p>
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	Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.}}		<p>Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.}}

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	{{Loaded Keyword Table}}		{{Loaded Keyword Table}}

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	* {{Card\|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest}}		* {{Card\|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest}}

	== Comprehensive Rules 4.0 == <!-- Don't edit this section except to add/fix formatting. It's a verbatim quote.-->		== Comprehensive Rules 4.0 == <!-- Don't edit this section except to add/fix formatting or links. It's a verbatim quote.-->
	The [[Free Peoples]] player cannot assign a character with this keyword to a [[skirmish]] unless it is at its [[Home Site\|home site]] (see [[ally]]) or when a {{C\|Gandalf}}~~-[[Culture]]~~ card allows it do so.		{{RulesQuote
			\|source=unhasty
			\|text=The [[Free Peoples]] player cannot assign a [[character]] with this [[Loaded Keyword\|keyword]] to a [[skirmish]] unless it is at its [[Home Site\|home site]] (see [[ally]]) or when a {{C\|Gandalf}} card allows it do so.

	Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.		Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.}}

	~~See also [[Assignment Phase]].~~		----

	{{Loaded Keyword Table}}		{{Loaded Keyword Table}}

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	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

	The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}. Instead, you have to use {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, and that card is so ~~restricted~~ that few people bothered.		The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}. Instead, you have to use {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, and that card is so restrictive that few people bothered.

	It was short-lived and largely unpopular. It only appeared on two ally versions of [[Treebeard]] in [[The Two Towers]], and, while [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced some ent [[companion]]s with this keyword, all of them could allow themselves to skirmish for a small cost. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character, {{Card\|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest}}, has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.		It was short-lived and largely unpopular. It only appeared on two ally versions of [[Treebeard]] in [[The Two Towers]], and, while [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced some ent [[companion]]s with this keyword, all of them could allow themselves to skirmish for a small cost. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character, {{Card\|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest}}, has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.

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	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

	The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.		The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}. Instead, you have to use {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, and that card is so restricted that few people bothered.

	It was short-lived and largely unpopular~~, so~~ only ~~a few characters have this keyword~~, and ~~only one very-rarely-played card~~, ~~{{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}~~, ~~mentions it by name~~. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.		It was short-lived and largely unpopular. It only appeared on two ally versions of [[Treebeard]] in [[The Two Towers]], and, while [[Battle of Helm's Deep]] introduced some ent [[companion]]s with this keyword, all of them could allow themselves to skirmish for a small cost. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character, {{Card\|Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest}}, has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.

	== Cards using the Unhasty keyword ==		== Cards using the Unhasty keyword ==

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	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

	The restriction to {{~~Card~~\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.		The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.

	It was short-lived and largely unpopular, so only a few characters have this keyword, and only one very-rarely-played card, {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, mentions it by name. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.		It was short-lived and largely unpopular, so only a few characters have this keyword, and only one very-rarely-played card, {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, mentions it by name. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.

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	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{~~Card~~\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{~~Card~~\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

	The restriction to {{Card\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.		The restriction to {{Card\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.

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	== Comprehensive Rules 4.0 == <!-- Don't edit this section except to add/fix formatting. It's a verbatim quote.-->		== Comprehensive Rules 4.0 == <!-- Don't edit this section except to add/fix formatting. It's a verbatim quote.-->
	The [[Free Peoples]] player cannot assign a character with this keyword to a [[skirmish]] unless it is at its [[Home Site\|home site]] (see [[ally]]) or when a {{~~Card~~\|Gandalf}}-[[Culture]] card allows it do so.		The [[Free Peoples]] player cannot assign a character with this keyword to a [[skirmish]] unless it is at its [[Home Site\|home site]] (see [[ally]]) or when a {{C\|Gandalf}}-[[Culture]] card allows it do so.

	Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.		Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.

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	'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].		'''Unhasty''' is a [[loaded keyword]] that only appears in [[Towers Block]] on [[Ent]]s, which are all exclusively {{C\|Gandalf}} [[culture]]. It represents the ents' reluctance to enter the fray. '''Unhasty''' characters can't skirmish unless they are an [[ally]] at their [[Home Site\|home site]] or are specifically allowed to skirmish by a {{C\|Gandalf}} card, usually themselves. It's mainly a [[cultural enforcement]] tool, albeit an unusual one: most cards that allow '''unhasty''' characters to skirmish do so by spotting or exerting [[unbound]] [[Hobbit]]s, which at the time only included [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]].

	The restriction to {{~~Card~~\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.		The restriction to {{C\|Gandalf}} culture cards is rarely relevant, mainly limiting the use of {{Card\|One Whom Men Would Follow}} or {{Card\|Horn of Boromir}} on {{Card\|Treebeard, Earthborn}} or {{Card\|Treebeard, Oldest Living Thing}}.

	It was short-lived and largely unpopular, so only a few characters have this keyword, and only one very-rarely-played card, {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, mentions it by name. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.		It was short-lived and largely unpopular, so only a few characters have this keyword, and only one very-rarely-played card, {{Card\|Stump and Bramble}}, mentions it by name. By the third set of Towers Block, [[Ents of Fangorn]], only one character has this keyword, and it doesn't appear in [[King Block]] or any later sets.