Tyrunt
(N)
70 HP
Basic
Weakness (W)
Resistance (L)
Retreat cost (C)
(F) – Collect
Flip a coin. If heads, draw a card. If tails, discard a card from your opponent’s hand.
(F)(C) – Slam – 10
Flip a coin. If heads, the defending Pokémon is paralyzed.
Giovanni’s Mewtwo
(P)
60 HP
Basic
Weakness none
Resistance none
Retreat cost (C)(C)(C)
Pokémon Power – Prescribe
Once during your turn, all cards from discard piles with “Rocket” or “Fossil” in their names may be shuffled into their respective decks.
(P) – Revive
Does 40 damage for every card in play with “Fossil” in its name.
(P)(C) – Origin
Reveal your hand. For every card in your hand and every card you have in play with “Mew” in its name, you may remove 2 damage coutners from any Pokémon.
Fossil Back Street
Stadium
Once during your turn, you may reveal your hand. If you have any cards in your hand with “Fossil” in their name, you may do one of the following:
1. Search your deck for a Pokémon with 90 HP or more.
2. Remove a damage counter from one of your Pokémon.
3. Put one damage counter on all Pokémon.
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The prize pool is distributed to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, with a sizable portion of the pool also going to charities that accept Bitcoin.
The contest started on Jan 20th, and, as of the first week 61, pounds total were lost. With 11 participants, that’s an average of 5.55 pounds per person.
Good things about this contest, from my perspective:
I am enjoying myself. My opponents are quite enthusiastic, and it’s a nice thing to have.
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Aegislash
(M)
110 HP
Stage 2
Weakness (R)
Resistance (P)
Retreat cost (C)
(C)(C) – Session – 40
(M)(C) – Interest – 70
(M)(C)(C) – Incline – 90
The defending Pokémon is now confused.
Doublade
(M)
70 HP
Stage 1
Weakness (D)
Resistance (P)
Retreat cost none
(M) – Transitional Phase – 20
Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all damage done to this Pokémon next turn. This Pokémon is now confused.
(M)(C) – Flowing – 20
If there are no benched Pokémon in play with 50 HP or more, this attack does nothing. Put 4 damage counters on any benched Pokémon. You can’t knock out a Pokémon with this effect.
Honedge
(M)
40 HP
Basic
Weakness (D)
Resistance (P)
Retreat cost none
Ability – Trail of Color
Flip a coin. If heads, discard an energy card attached to one of your Pokémon. Put 2 damage counters on all Pokémon in play that are the same type as that energy.
(M) – Clockwork – 20
Farfetch’d
(C)
60 HP
Basic
Weakness none
Resistance none
Retreat cost (C)(C)
Pokémon Power – Bottom Dollar
At the beginning of your turn, flip 4 coins. If all are tails, this Pokémon is knocked out.
No player may play a Pokémon from their hand to the bench. Any time a Pokémon is put in the discard pile, immediately put it on the bench (prizes are still drawn for Knocked Out Pokémon).
(C) – Altitude – 20
Put one damage counter on this Pokémon.
Clawitzer
(W)
110 HP
Stage 1
Weakness (G)
Resistance (M)
Retreat cost (C)(C)
0 – Actionable – 40
Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent puts an Item card from his/her discard pile into his/her hand.
(W)(W) – Flit
Reveal the top card of your opponent’s deck. If it is a Pokémon, this attack does damage equal to that Pokémon’s HP.
Clauncher
(W)
50 HP
Basic
Weakness (G)
Resistance (M)
Retreat cost (C)
Ability – Brandish
After this Pokémon attacks, reveal to the top 3 cards of your deck. Your opponent chooses one of them and puts it into your hand. You return the other 2 in any order.
(C) – Stand – 10
(W) – Oscillate
If you have more prizes than your opponent, do 10 damage to any Pokémon. If do not, discard a card from the top of your opponent’s deck.
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Rapidash
(R)
90 HP
Stage 1
Weakness (W)
Resistance none
Retreat cost none
Pokémon Power – Like Mind
Reduce the damage done by all (R) Pokémon by 20. If there are no (R) energy attached to this Pokémon, this Power does nothing.
(R)(R) – Shadow – 70
Ponyta
(R)
40 HP
Basic
Weakness none
Resistance none
Retreat cost
(R)(R) – Momentum – 40
Does 10 less damage for each energy attached to the defending Pokémon.
(R)(C)(C) – Raze – 40
Flip a coin. If heads, discard an energy card attached to any benched Pokémon.
Gogoat
(G)
90 HP
Stage 1
Weakness (R)
Resistance none
Retreat cost (C)
(G)(C) – Run Away – 60
Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent chooses one of your benched Pokémon and switches it with this Pokémon. Remove all damage counters from this Pokémon.
(G)(G) – Set Vegetation
The defending Pokémon is now Poisoned. Your Pokémon have no weakness during your opponent’s next turn. You can’t use this attack during your next turn.
(G)(G) – Frictionless Charge – 70
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Skiddo
(G)
50 HP
Basic
Weakness (R)
Resistance (W)
Retreat cost (C)
(C) – Show
Flip a coin. If heads, all of your opponent’s Pokémon have weakness to (G) Pokémon during your next turn. This effect does not go away by sending Pokémon to the bench.
(G) – Tackle – 20
Skiddo
(G)
60 HP
Basic
Weakness (R)
Resistance (W)
Retreat cost (C)
Ability – Mount Down
When you play this Pokémon onto your bench, put 3 damage counters on all your Pokémon in play. At the end of the turn, remove 5 damage counters from all of you Pokémon in play
(C) – Fast Slide
Draw a card.
(G)(G) – Vertical Endeavor
Flip 4 coins. This attack does 10 damage plus 10 more damage for each heads.
After doing damage, if the defending Pokémon has more than 40 HP remaining, move all energy cards attached to this Pokémon and attach it to any of your Pokémon in play. Discard this Pokémon.
