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The term greenmail in the card’s name (as opposed to blackmail) draws from real-world finance, where it refers to a tactic in which an entity (Weyland) buys a significant stake in a company and threatens a hostile takeover, forcing the company to buy back the shares at a premium to avoid disruption.|

Greenmail perfectly embodies Weyland’s cutthroat, profit-obsessed nature. Gaining credits whether scored (2 credits) and then when forfeited (4 credits), reflect Weyland’s ability to extract value from any situation, even when conceding a minor loss (forfeiting an agenda). Greenmail’s dual-profit structure mirrors their opportunistic approach: scoring it, fuels their economy, while forfeiting it, yields an even bigger payout, like a corporate buyout or asset liquidation. The flavor text, dripping with smug corporate sarcasm, underscores Weyland’s confidence in always coming out on top, no matter the deal.

Greenmail replace the agenda alot of Hostile Takeover, but it is better, as it has no drawback.

• Greenmail can be scored from hand at no cost.
• Greenmail can be scored with a 2 gain in Weyland Consortium: Built to Last.
• Greenmail will draw a card after being scored in The Zwicky Group: Invisible Hands.
• Greenmail makes Biawak a free rez, as it cover the whole cost of the ice (14!)
• Greenmail can be used to be the 7th agenda point to be scored from hand, enabling Weyland to have a way out when at 6 points.

When comparing with other 2-1 agendas (Élivágar Bifurcation, Hybrid Release, Post-Truth Dividend), Greenmail is the easiest to use because it has no cost.

Please read Kakpraatjies review for the flavor of the card.

The art is fun, with a fun quote, for a easy agenda. Well done!