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Postwick
Oracle Text
Attacks used by Hop's Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's) do 30 more damage to the opponent's Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Card Details
Character Background
Postwick is a deceptively simple Trainer that rewards a focused tempo or aggressive damage plan, especially in decks built around Hop’s Pokémon. By boosting attacks from both sides by 30 to the opponent’s Active Pokémon before Weakness and Resistance, it creates a blunt-force pressure point that can swing prize races quickly and make otherwise modest attacks threatening. The shared benefit is the key detail: if you are the Hop deck, you can capitalize more reliably, but if the matchup is mirror-like or you know the opponent is also leaning on Hop’s lineup, the card can become a risky but powerful damage amplifier. It pairs best with low-cost attackers that already hit relevant thresholds, since the extra 30 often turns 2HKOs into clean 1HKOs or punishes setup Pokémon. Deckbuilding tip: maximize consistency with search and switching cards so your Hop attacker can keep attacking into the Active slot and fully exploit Postwick’s localized pressure.
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Character Background
Postwick is a deceptively simple Trainer that rewards a focused tempo or aggressive damage plan, especially in decks built around Hop’s Pokémon. By boosting attacks from both sides by 30 to the opponent’s Active Pokémon before Weakness and Resistance, it creates a blunt-force pressure point that can swing prize races quickly and make otherwise modest attacks threatening. The shared benefit is the key detail: if you are the Hop deck, you can capitalize more reliably, but if the matchup is mirror-like or you know the opponent is also leaning on Hop’s lineup, the card can become a risky but powerful damage amplifier. It pairs best with low-cost attackers that already hit relevant thresholds, since the extra 30 often turns 2HKOs into clean 1HKOs or punishes setup Pokémon. Deckbuilding tip: maximize consistency with search and switching cards so your Hop attacker can keep attacking into the Active slot and fully exploit Postwick’s localized pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 16:10:46 UTC