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Revision as of 22:57, 4 October 2025
For other uses of "Favored Trades", see Favored Trades (disambiguation).
Favored Trade
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| Remove friendly Monkey and gain half its Gold cost |
| Who knew Monkeys also depreciate. |
| Class |  Basic
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|---|---|---|
| Card Pack |  Classic
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| Rarity | Rare | |
| Keywords | — | |
| Introduced | Launch | |
| Stats | |||||||||
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| Cost |  0
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Charges | 1 | ||||||
Favored Trade is a Basic Power card in Bloons Card Storm. It removes a target Monkey on the player's side in exchange for Gold equal to half of its Gold cost, rounded up if the cost is an odd number.
Tips
This section was last updated for: version 5.0
- Favored Trade will always round up in Gold for monkeys that have odd costs. (Ex. The Big One will always give 6 gold, as 5.5 will always round up to 6)
- Favored Trade can be used with Temporary Monkeys that have already run out of ammo to refund their costs.
- You can pair Favored Trade with Expert Negotiator on the same turn, to steal an opponent's Monkey without it going to waste.
- As one of the few ways to gain Gold mid-turn, Favored Trade allows players to afford more expensive combo pieces (e.g. Quick Ready or Double Trouble) in a single turn.
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In other languages
This section was last updated for: version 3.2
| Language | Text | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Danish | Foretrukken handel | — |
| German | Gutes Geschäft | — |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Comercio preferido | — |
| French | Commerce privilégié | — |
| Italian | Affare propizio | — |
| Japanese | いいかんじの取引 | — |
| Korean | 유리한 거래 | — |
| Norwegian | En god handel | — |
| Polish | Złoty interes | — |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Comércio Preferencial | — |
| Russian | Персональная надбавка | — |
| Swedish | Gynnad handel | — |
| Chinese (traditional) | 有利交易 | — |
| Language | Text | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Danish | Hvem vidste, at aber også afskriver. | — |
| German | Wer hätte geahnt, dass auch Affen an Wert verlieren. | — |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Quién diría que los monos también se deprecian. | — |
| French | Même les singes perdent de leur valeur. | — |
| Italian | Chi immaginava che anche le scimmie potessero deprezzarsi? | — |
| Japanese | モンキーも減価償却するなんてね。 | — |
| Korean | 원숭이에게도 감가상각이 적용될 줄이야. | — |
| Norwegian | Hvem skulle trodd at aper også skriver av på skatten. | — |
| Polish | Kto by przypuszczał, że małpki też tracą na wartości. | — |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Quem diria que macacos também sofrem depreciação... | — |
| Russian | Кто же знал, что обезьяны тоже теряют ценность. | — |
| Swedish | Vem visste att Apor också faller i pris. | — |
| Chinese (traditional) | 沒想到猴子也會貶值。 | — |
