Putting It All Together: Reading a Card from Top to Bottom Let's walk through every piece of information on a modern Scarlet & Violet era card: Top of card (left to right): Evolution stage (Basic, Stage 1, Stage 2, or ex) Pokemon name HP value Type icon Middle of card: 5
With Chien-Pao ex Battle Deck Code you get the following Pokemon Cards in the PTCGL 1 Chien-Pao ex 030 2 Baxcalibur 060/193 3 Arctibax 059/193 3 Frigibax 057/193 2 Floatzel 047/198 3 Buizel 046/198 2 Azumarill 045/193 3 Marill 044/193 2 Delibird 046/193 1 Bruxish 051/198 4 Nemona 180/198 2 Youngster 198/198 1 Jacq 175/198 4 Great Ball 183/193 2 Energy Retrieval 171/198 2 Nest Ball 181/198 2 Pokgear 3.0 186/198 2 Switch 194/198 1 Pal Pad 182/198 18 Basic Water Energy 003 1 Pokemon ex Silver coin
What is surprising, however, is that Timetwister only claimed its spot fairly recently
If you survive it though, your opponent also takes the same damage, which can be quite useful
It starts with a simple explanation of the Asleep condition for beginners, covers all cards that can inflict it, and wraps up with a deck build designed to take advantage of it
My first deck I created was called Water Power and relied on Water Pokemon exclusively, this left me with a single weakness, but also provided a balance that I could work with and it complemented me better than my original deck
