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Iron Boulder
Oracle Text
Attack Adjusted Horn (170): If you don't have the same number of cards in your hand as your opponent, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Iron Boulder in Stellar Crown reads like a disciplined bruiser rather than a reckless attacker, and that identity makes it a strong fit for tempo or control shells that can manage hand parity on demand. Its 170-damage Attack Adjusted Horn is punishing when enabled, but the built-in fail state means you need to play with precision: keep your hand matched to the opponent’s before committing, then swing for a heavy, efficient hit. In practice, that favors decks built around consistent draw and hand-size manipulation, especially cards that let you dump or refill resources at will so you can engineer the exact count you need. It also pairs well with disruption lines that force the opponent to change their hand size on your terms, turning a drawback into a timing puzzle. Because it is a Basic Pokémon, it can come online quickly, making it attractive for decks that want a reliable midgame threat without overcommitting to evolution chains.
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Character Background
Iron Boulder in Stellar Crown reads like a disciplined bruiser rather than a reckless attacker, and that identity makes it a strong fit for tempo or control shells that can manage hand parity on demand. Its 170-damage Attack Adjusted Horn is punishing when enabled, but the built-in fail state means you need to play with precision: keep your hand matched to the opponent’s before committing, then swing for a heavy, efficient hit. In practice, that favors decks built around consistent draw and hand-size manipulation, especially cards that let you dump or refill resources at will so you can engineer the exact count you need. It also pairs well with disruption lines that force the opponent to change their hand size on your terms, turning a drawback into a timing puzzle. Because it is a Basic Pokémon, it can come online quickly, making it attractive for decks that want a reliable midgame threat without overcommitting to evolution chains.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 16:10:47 UTC