Attack Infernal Slash (220): Discard 4 Basic {R} Energy cards from your hand. If you can't discard 4 cards in this way, this attack does nothing.
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Ceruledge
Oracle Text
Attack Infernal Slash (220): Discard 4 Basic {R} Energy cards from your hand. If you can't discard 4 cards in this way, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Ceruledge in Paldean Wonders is a clean, aggressive Stage 1 that rewards you for pressuring the opponent’s main threat rather than spreading damage around. Fighting Sword hits for 70, but against a Pokémon ex it jumps to a threatening 140, which makes it especially effective in a tempo or midrange shell that wants to take efficient knockouts and stay ahead on prizes. That conditional bonus is the card’s entire identity: a disciplined duelist that punishes modern ex-heavy decks without needing elaborate setup. To maximize it, pair Ceruledge with consistent evolution support and damage-boosting tools so the 140 threshold can reach key knockouts on common ex attackers after minimal chip damage. It also benefits from partners that force the opponent to leave an ex Active, letting Ceruledge capitalize immediately. Overall, this is a straightforward prize-trading attacker best suited to streamlined, pressure-focused lists.
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Character Background
Ceruledge in Paldean Wonders is a clean, aggressive Stage 1 that rewards you for pressuring the opponent’s main threat rather than spreading damage around. Fighting Sword hits for 70, but against a Pokémon ex it jumps to a threatening 140, which makes it especially effective in a tempo or midrange shell that wants to take efficient knockouts and stay ahead on prizes. That conditional bonus is the card’s entire identity: a disciplined duelist that punishes modern ex-heavy decks without needing elaborate setup. To maximize it, pair Ceruledge with consistent evolution support and damage-boosting tools so the 140 threshold can reach key knockouts on common ex attackers after minimal chip damage. It also benefits from partners that force the opponent to leave an ex Active, letting Ceruledge capitalize immediately. Overall, this is a straightforward prize-trading attacker best suited to streamlined, pressure-focused lists.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC