Data:Get On and Get Away (4R304)/Collection
 Frodo's Cloak (4R303)
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As a card from the The Two Towers set, Data:Get On and Get Away (4R304) was primarily gained through [standard booster packs | as a card in the XXX starter deck | direct purchase from the XXX product | explanation of promotional distribution], or sometimes as [a random rare in a starter deck]. It is a [brief description of usage], so its demand is [enormous | relatively high | average | relatively low | nonexistent].
- As a Rare, Get On and Get Away has a 1 in 121 (~0.8%) chance of being present in any TTT booster pack, and a 3 in 121 (~2%) chance of being in any TTT starter deck.
- Foil versions of Movie-era Rare cards were randomly selected to be inserted into booster packs at a rate of 1 out of 26 packs (~3.8% of packs). This means any given TTT booster pack had a 1 in 3,146 (~0.038%) chance of containing a foil Get On and Get Away.
- The Two Towers was printed (both standard and foil) in 3 languages other than English: German, French, and Italian.
All known card variants (including those listed above) are below:
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English • Nonfoil | Well, if the complaint is that Sméagol needs to be present, then we'll just spot Sméagol (or at least the Hobbits he is supposedly guiding).
Decipher Notes: As with Galadriel, here was a pathfinding card that proved very powerful with the new adventure path. And like Galadriel, it's in a culture that should not have pathfinding at all. After all, who knows how long Frodo and Sam might have staggered lost through Emyn Muil without Sméagol to guide them out?" |
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Italian • Nonfoil | |
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Italian • Foil | |
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Spanish • Nonfoil | |
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Spanish • Foil |
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