Data:Declined Business (18C65)/Data
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This page defines the card data as used on the main Data:Declined Business (18C65) article. Only edit the information on this page if there is an obvious typo or if you otherwise know what you're doing.
| ID | LOTR-EN18S065.0 |
|---|---|
| ReprintBaseID | LOTR-EN18S065.0 |
| Title | Declined Business |
| Subtitle | |
| Set Number | 18 |
| Subset | S |
| SetOrder | 65 |
| Rarity | C |
| Card Number | 65 |
| Revision | 0 |
| CollInfo | 18C65 |
| GEMP_ID | 18_65 |
| LOTRO Hex ID | 61 8C 2A 11 |
| LOTRO Image # | 18_065 |
| TLHH Image # | LOTR18065 |
| mLOTRO_ID | |
| Culture | Men |
| Side | Shadow |
| Card Type | Event |
| Was Physically Printed | yes |
| Is An Actual Playable Card | yes |
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| Notes |
| ID | LOTR-EN18S065.0 |
|---|---|
| Base Card ID | LOTR-EN18S065.0 |
| Subset | S |
| Revision | 0 |
| ReleaseDate | |
| ReleaseNotes | |
| Image Filename |  |
| Portrait Filename |  |
| Language Code | EN |
| IsPhysical | yes |
| IsPlayable | yes |
| CollInfo | |
| Is Unique | no |
| Title | Declined Business |
| Subtitle | |
| Subtypes | Response |
| Twilight Cost | 0 |
| Strength | |
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| Vitality | |
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| Resistance | |
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| CanBearRing | |
| Signet | |
| Block | |
| Shadow Number | |
| Arrow Direction | |
| Game Text | If the Free Peoples player plays a companion, discard a [MEN] card from hand to return that companion to its owner's hand. |
| Tagged Game Text | If the Free Peoples player plays a companion, discard a <symbol>men</symbol> card from hand to return that companion to its owner's hand. |
| Formatted Game Text | If the Free Peoples player plays a companion, discard a  card from hand to return that companion to its owner's hand. |
| Lore | During the War of the Ring, the streets of Bree were filled mainly with Southern ruffians and thieves, and Bree-folk were afraid to leave their homes. |
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