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Backtrack Badge
Oracle Text
Once during your turn, after you flip any coins for an attack of the {C} Pokémon this card is attached to, you may ignore all results of those coin flips and begin flipping those coins again.
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Character Background
Backtrack Badge is a deceptively strong Trainer for Colorless-based decks that lean on coin-flip attacks, turning unreliable damage spikes into far more manageable value plays. The ability to ignore and redo all coin results once per turn after attacking coin flips is especially useful for tempo and midrange strategies, where one bad flip can ruin a key turn; here, the Badge lets you reroll for a cleaner line without losing your attack. It pairs best with Colorless Pokémon whose attacks scale from repeated flips or punish high-rolls, such as spread, status, or multi-hit options that become much better when consistency improves. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize attackers that already justify the coin-flip cost with good baseline damage, since Backtrack Badge is a consistency tool, not a replacement for weak attacks. The “backtrack” theme feels fitting: a little corrective momentum that helps your team stay on script when fate slips off course.
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Character Background
Backtrack Badge is a deceptively strong Trainer for Colorless-based decks that lean on coin-flip attacks, turning unreliable damage spikes into far more manageable value plays. The ability to ignore and redo all coin results once per turn after attacking coin flips is especially useful for tempo and midrange strategies, where one bad flip can ruin a key turn; here, the Badge lets you reroll for a cleaner line without losing your attack. It pairs best with Colorless Pokémon whose attacks scale from repeated flips or punish high-rolls, such as spread, status, or multi-hit options that become much better when consistency improves. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize attackers that already justify the coin-flip cost with good baseline damage, since Backtrack Badge is a consistency tool, not a replacement for weak attacks. The “backtrack” theme feels fitting: a little corrective momentum that helps your team stay on script when fate slips off course.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:10:43 UTC