Pokemon Card Strategy: So as far as strategy goes, I would recommend setting up Blaziken on the bench if possible, get three energy cards on it, then put it into the active Pokemon spot, I would use Flamethrower first, hopefully knocking out the defending Pokemon, then either use Flamethrower the next turn against the new Pokemon, if you have another energy card in your hand, or if the defending Pokemon has more than 130 hp on it, I would use Blaze Kick first and Flamethrower the turn after
This gives it far more utility than its peers, especially considering it comes with a reasonable 2/2 body as well
Kykar, Wind's Fury can let you go mana-positive with non creature spells, which you have a lot of
Resolve allows you to not only get access to more cards as the game drags on, but it also unlocks the ability to have a constant source of prowess triggers
cards ever, limited to friendly games
Ranked #8 in the set, trading at roughly 10% of the top card's price