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Counter Gain
Oracle Text
If you have more Prize cards remaining than your opponent, attacks used by the Pokémon this card is attached to cost {C} less.
Card Details
Character Background
Counter Gain is a classic comeback Tool for Prize-race decks, rewarding you when you’re behind on the scoreboard by shaving a Colorless Energy off the attacks of the Pokémon it’s attached to. That makes it especially strong in tempo and midrange strategies, where you want to stabilize after an early knockout or force efficient attacks from otherwise clunky attackers. In Lost Thunder-era play, it pairs well with Pokémon whose main attacks are only one Colorless shy of being efficient, since that discount can turn awkward Energy math into smooth pressure. It also has obvious synergy with flexible attackers that already run mixed Energy costs, letting you conserve attachments and swing back without overcommitting resources. Deckbuilding tip: include it in lists that can intentionally fall behind early but still threaten a fast response, such as tanky single-Prize builds or decks with low-retreat support attackers. The card’s theme feels like tactical momentum—fighting smarter when the Prize count says you’re losing.
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Character Background
Counter Gain is a classic comeback Tool for Prize-race decks, rewarding you when you’re behind on the scoreboard by shaving a Colorless Energy off the attacks of the Pokémon it’s attached to. That makes it especially strong in tempo and midrange strategies, where you want to stabilize after an early knockout or force efficient attacks from otherwise clunky attackers. In Lost Thunder-era play, it pairs well with Pokémon whose main attacks are only one Colorless shy of being efficient, since that discount can turn awkward Energy math into smooth pressure. It also has obvious synergy with flexible attackers that already run mixed Energy costs, letting you conserve attachments and swing back without overcommitting resources. Deckbuilding tip: include it in lists that can intentionally fall behind early but still threaten a fast response, such as tanky single-Prize builds or decks with low-retreat support attackers. The card’s theme feels like tactical momentum—fighting smarter when the Prize count says you’re losing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:10:45 UTC