Attack Binding Greed (90): During your opponent's next turn, attacks used by the Defending Pokémon cost {C}{C} more.
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Wo-Chien
Oracle Text
Attack Binding Greed (90): During your opponent's next turn, attacks used by the Defending Pokémon cost {C}{C} more.
Card Details
Character Background
Wo-Chien in Paradox Rift is a distinctly value-oriented Grass Basic that rewards patient, resourceful play rather than raw aggression. Leaf Bringer is the real engine here, effectively turning the discard pile into a second hand by accelerating up to two Basic Grass Energy onto one of your Pokémon, which makes it excellent for tempo swings and energy-recovery loops in Grass decks. The attack pairs especially well with discard outlets and attackers that want to power up repeatedly, such as builds using Energy recursion, self-mill, or cards that can safely pitch Grass Energy early. Binding Greed adds a strong control angle: for 140 damage, it taxes the opponent’s next attack by {C}{C}, which can buy a crucial turn against energy-hungry attackers and disrupt setup-heavy decks. In play, Wo-Chien shines as a midgame pivot, helping you recover from trades while forcing awkward sequencing from the opponent.
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Character Background
Wo-Chien in Paradox Rift is a distinctly value-oriented Grass Basic that rewards patient, resourceful play rather than raw aggression. Leaf Bringer is the real engine here, effectively turning the discard pile into a second hand by accelerating up to two Basic Grass Energy onto one of your Pokémon, which makes it excellent for tempo swings and energy-recovery loops in Grass decks. The attack pairs especially well with discard outlets and attackers that want to power up repeatedly, such as builds using Energy recursion, self-mill, or cards that can safely pitch Grass Energy early. Binding Greed adds a strong control angle: for 140 damage, it taxes the opponent’s next attack by {C}{C}, which can buy a crucial turn against energy-hungry attackers and disrupt setup-heavy decks. In play, Wo-Chien shines as a midgame pivot, helping you recover from trades while forcing awkward sequencing from the opponent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC