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Liepard
Oracle Text
Attack Fasten Claws (30): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Liepard in Black & White is a cleanly designed Darkness Stage 1 that leans into tempo and disruption rather than brute force. Taunt can drag a fragile target out of the safety of the Bench and force awkward Active Pokémon, making it especially annoying for decks that rely on setup pieces or damaged attackers hiding behind retreat costs. Sucker Punch adds a respectable 30 damage, and with any Darkness Energy attached it jumps to 60, giving Liepard real pressure for a low-investment attacker. This makes it best in a control-leaning tempo deck that wants to keep the opponent off balance while trading efficiently. Pair it with Darkness Energy acceleration or flexible switching effects so you can pick off weakened Pokémon after forcing them Active, and consider support cards that punish switching or high-retreat strategies. Liepard rewards sharp sequencing and board awareness more than raw damage output.
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Character Background
Liepard in Black & White is a cleanly designed Darkness Stage 1 that leans into tempo and disruption rather than brute force. Taunt can drag a fragile target out of the safety of the Bench and force awkward Active Pokémon, making it especially annoying for decks that rely on setup pieces or damaged attackers hiding behind retreat costs. Sucker Punch adds a respectable 30 damage, and with any Darkness Energy attached it jumps to 60, giving Liepard real pressure for a low-investment attacker. This makes it best in a control-leaning tempo deck that wants to keep the opponent off balance while trading efficiently. Pair it with Darkness Energy acceleration or flexible switching effects so you can pick off weakened Pokémon after forcing them Active, and consider support cards that punish switching or high-retreat strategies. Liepard rewards sharp sequencing and board awareness more than raw damage output.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:43 UTC