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# Rebellion Reward
There are 43 Rebellion Reward cards and they can be filtered for on the [Items ](https://splinterlands.com/user/collection)and [Market ](https://splinterlands.com/market/card-sales)pages with the option seen below:
Rebellion Reward cards are “Soulbound”, which means they are linked to the user’s account that earned them. They can be combined to level up as normal and can be burned for Glint, but cannot be transferred to anyone else, nor sold or rented on the markets; unless you unbind it by paying the unbind fee, which is x20 the power value in DEC or Credits while the card is available in the GLINT shop.
The whole 43 Rebellion Reward cards set
### **How can I Unbind my Rebellion reward cards?**
Open the card you want to unbind in your [collection](https://splinterlands.com/user/collection) and follow these steps
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