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Farfetch'd
Oracle Text
Attack Leek Slap: Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing. Either way, you can't use this attack again as long as Farfetch'd stays in play (even putting Farfetch'd on the Bench won't let you use it again.)
Attack Pot Smash (30)
Card Details
Set
Character Background
Farfetch’d in Base Set is a quirky, self-contained attacker that fits best in an early tempo or disruptive aggro shell, where a single clean hit can matter more than long-term scaling. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it slots into almost any deck, and its 30-damage Leek Slap can pressure small Basics or finish weakened targets, though the coin flip and once-per-copy limitation make it unreliable as a primary plan. Pot Smash offers a steadier second swing, so Farfetch’d often functions as a low-commitment opener rather than a centerpiece. Because it needs little setup, it pairs well with Energy acceleration, Scoop Up-style effects, or switching tricks that let you preserve board position while preserving tempo. In deckbuilding, treat it as a flexible filler attacker or prize-chipper, especially in lists that want to avoid being stuck with dead draws. Its flavor is pure improvisation: a scrappy bird wielding a leek, banking on opportunistic momentum rather than brute force.
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Character Background
Farfetch’d in Base Set is a quirky, self-contained attacker that fits best in an early tempo or disruptive aggro shell, where a single clean hit can matter more than long-term scaling. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it slots into almost any deck, and its 30-damage Leek Slap can pressure small Basics or finish weakened targets, though the coin flip and once-per-copy limitation make it unreliable as a primary plan. Pot Smash offers a steadier second swing, so Farfetch’d often functions as a low-commitment opener rather than a centerpiece. Because it needs little setup, it pairs well with Energy acceleration, Scoop Up-style effects, or switching tricks that let you preserve board position while preserving tempo. In deckbuilding, treat it as a flexible filler attacker or prize-chipper, especially in lists that want to avoid being stuck with dead draws. Its flavor is pure improvisation: a scrappy bird wielding a leek, banking on opportunistic momentum rather than brute force.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:40:42 UTC