An attack is something that can do damage or provide an effect but either way attacking ends your turn.
(6) Attack(s): Every Pokemon has an attack. You do not have to be in the active to use an ability either. (5) Ability: Abilities can be used as many times per turn unless stated otherwise. Typing plays a factor in hitting for weakness and resistance as well as energy requirements, which will be explained later in this step. (4) Card Type: There are many different types in the Pokemon trading card game. For example, Gardevoir GX (shown in the picture above) can take 220 before it is knocked out at 230. (3) Hit points (HP): This determines how much damage the Pokemon can take. In prerelease you may play as many as you wish. You may only play four repeats of a card in official TCG tournaments. (2) Name: This determines what the card is. Play the card as if the bottom Pokemon is not there anymore. To evolve, place the card on top of its former evolution. Basic means that it doesn't evolve from anything, stage 1 means it evolves from a basic, and stage two means it evolves from a stage 1. If there is a picture of a Pokemon in this area, that the card evolves from that Pokemon.
(1) Basic/Stage 1/Stage 2: This determines what the pokemon evolves from.
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This is a very brief explanation of how to play the Pokemon TCG. You may not attack on your first turn, if you choose to go first. You must do this first every turn.Ģ) You may attach only 1 energy per turn to any of your Pokemon.ģ) You may evolve any Pokemon that have not been played that turn.Ĥ) You may use any abilities as many times as you wish unless stated otherwise.ĥ) Once you are finished with your turn you may attack if you have the required energy count. In a turn you may ġ) Draw a card from the top of your deck. Once that is decided then both you and your opponent will flip over the active Pokemon and any bench Pokemon that they have. Once you and your opponent are ready flip a coin to see who goes first. If you have any more basics you would like to put down, put them down on the bench. To set up the match ġ) Draw 7 cards, and take a basic from your hand and place it face down into the active. (Tools and stadiums are played until they are discarded later)īefore the game starts, shuffle your deck. When you play a trainer card that isn't a tool or stadium, it is discarded here. (5) Discard If one of your Pokemon gets knocked out, it and all of its attachments are put into the discard. if you cannot draw at the beginning of your turn you lose. (4) Deck The deck is where you draw from. One win condition is if you take all the prizes, you win. (3) Prizes Prizes are the six face down cards off to the side of your play mat. If you want a Pokemon on the bench active then you can pay the retreat cost of the active Pokemon and bring up a benched Pokemon. You may also evolve in the active, not just in the bench. To play a stage one, you must have the basic it evolves from played the turn before you evolve. To be set down, the Pokemon must be a basic, which means it doesn't evolve from anything. (2) Bench The bench is where you may put down more Pokemon. If you cannot promote a benched Pokemon, you lose. When your active is knocked out, you must promote a benched Pokemon to your active. The Pokemon in the active is the only one that can do damage or take damage, unless stated otherwise. (1) Active The active spot is where the Pokemon card goes that you want to attack/defend with.
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