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Decidueye
Oracle Text
Attack Stock Up on Feathers: Draw cards until you have 7 cards in your hand.
Attack Power Shot (170): Discard a Basic {G} Energy card from your hand. If you can't, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Decidueye in SM Black Star Promos reads as a flexible Stage 2 attacker that can anchor a midrange tempo plan, threatening either efficient chip damage or a sudden 120-damage burst. Leaf Blade is the safer mode, averaging enough pressure to clean up weakened Pokémon, while the coin flip can push it into key knockout ranges without overcommitting resources. Brave Bird is the closer, and the self-damage matters, but it is often worth it when you need to swing a prize race or break through a sturdier target. Because it is a Stage 2 Grass Pokémon, it pairs well with acceleration and consistency cards that help it hit the field quickly; in particular, decks that already support Grass evolution lines and healing can offset Brave Bird’s recoil. Decidueye best suits a tempo or value shell, where repeated attacks and prize trading matter more than raw explosiveness.
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Character Background
Decidueye in SM Black Star Promos reads as a flexible Stage 2 attacker that can anchor a midrange tempo plan, threatening either efficient chip damage or a sudden 120-damage burst. Leaf Blade is the safer mode, averaging enough pressure to clean up weakened Pokémon, while the coin flip can push it into key knockout ranges without overcommitting resources. Brave Bird is the closer, and the self-damage matters, but it is often worth it when you need to swing a prize race or break through a sturdier target. Because it is a Stage 2 Grass Pokémon, it pairs well with acceleration and consistency cards that help it hit the field quickly; in particular, decks that already support Grass evolution lines and healing can offset Brave Bird’s recoil. Decidueye best suits a tempo or value shell, where repeated attacks and prize trading matter more than raw explosiveness.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 01:10:46 UTC