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May
Oracle Text
Put 2 random Pokémon from your deck into your hand. For each Pokémon you put into your hand in this way, choose a Pokémon to shuffle from your hand into your deck.
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May is a clean value and consistency tool that best supports midrange and combo-leaning game plans, especially decks that care more about assembling specific Pokémon than flooding the board early. By searching out 2 random Pokémon, it can smooth awkward draws, refill your hand, and increase the odds of finding evolution lines, utility Basics, or a key setup attacker. The shuffle-back clause keeps the effect fair, but it also creates a useful deck-thinning exchange if you intentionally return redundant or late-game Pokémon you no longer need. In practice, May shines in lists with lots of interchangeable targets, such as evolution decks that want multiple copies of core pieces or toolbox builds that can afford randomness. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair her with cards that benefit from having Pokémon in hand, or with discard-based effects that can later recycle the shuffled card. She rewards planning, not raw aggression.
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Character Background
May is a clean value and consistency tool that best supports midrange and combo-leaning game plans, especially decks that care more about assembling specific Pokémon than flooding the board early. By searching out 2 random Pokémon, it can smooth awkward draws, refill your hand, and increase the odds of finding evolution lines, utility Basics, or a key setup attacker. The shuffle-back clause keeps the effect fair, but it also creates a useful deck-thinning exchange if you intentionally return redundant or late-game Pokémon you no longer need. In practice, May shines in lists with lots of interchangeable targets, such as evolution decks that want multiple copies of core pieces or toolbox builds that can afford randomness. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair her with cards that benefit from having Pokémon in hand, or with discard-based effects that can later recycle the shuffled card. She rewards planning, not raw aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 17:40:42 UTC