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Seviper
Oracle Text
Attack Sharp Fang (20)
Attack Cross-Cut (50+): If your opponent's Active Pokémon is an Evolution Pokémon, this attack does 50 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Seviper in Sandstorm reads like a clean, ruthless tempo card: a Basic Grass attacker that wins by making every exchange awkward for the opponent. Deadly Poison is the reliable opener, turning a modest 10 damage into a lingering tax that can force retreat, switch effects, or healing cards. Extra Poison is the real pressure point, because against Pokémon-ex it adds Sleep on top of Poison for just 20 damage, creating a nasty control swing that can steal turns and slow down big ex-based decks. The discard-optional Grass Energy cost on Deadly Poison also matters for deckbuilding, since it rewards lists that can recycle Energy or don’t mind trading it off, such as builds with Energy retrieval and acceleration. Seviper fits best in a disruption-heavy control or attrition shell, where its job is not to race damage but to make every turn more expensive for the opponent while your board develops safely.
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Character Background
Seviper in Sandstorm reads like a clean, ruthless tempo card: a Basic Grass attacker that wins by making every exchange awkward for the opponent. Deadly Poison is the reliable opener, turning a modest 10 damage into a lingering tax that can force retreat, switch effects, or healing cards. Extra Poison is the real pressure point, because against Pokémon-ex it adds Sleep on top of Poison for just 20 damage, creating a nasty control swing that can steal turns and slow down big ex-based decks. The discard-optional Grass Energy cost on Deadly Poison also matters for deckbuilding, since it rewards lists that can recycle Energy or don’t mind trading it off, such as builds with Energy retrieval and acceleration. Seviper fits best in a disruption-heavy control or attrition shell, where its job is not to race damage but to make every turn more expensive for the opponent while your board develops safely.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:10:43 UTC