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Jamming Tower
Oracle Text
Pokémon Tools attached to each Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's) have no effect.
Card Details
Character Background
Jamming Tower is a blunt, symmetrical hate piece that best supports control and tempo game plans, especially in metas where Pokémon Tools are quietly doing a lot of work. By shutting off every Tool on both sides, it can strand damage boosters, defensive pads, and utility Tools all at once, forcing the game back to raw attacker stats and board positioning. That makes it strongest when your deck is built to function without Tools, or when you can exploit the reset better than the opponent. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with a streamlined attacker lineup and disruption cards that punish slower setups, since you want to capitalize on the turn or two your opponent loses. It also rewards decklists that rely on Abilities, Stadium control, or direct gust effects rather than Tool-dependent engines. In theme, it feels like a broadcast jammer or sabotage tower, choking off the signal that keeps gear humming.
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Character Background
Jamming Tower is a blunt, symmetrical hate piece that best supports control and tempo game plans, especially in metas where Pokémon Tools are quietly doing a lot of work. By shutting off every Tool on both sides, it can strand damage boosters, defensive pads, and utility Tools all at once, forcing the game back to raw attacker stats and board positioning. That makes it strongest when your deck is built to function without Tools, or when you can exploit the reset better than the opponent. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with a streamlined attacker lineup and disruption cards that punish slower setups, since you want to capitalize on the turn or two your opponent loses. It also rewards decklists that rely on Abilities, Stadium control, or direct gust effects rather than Tool-dependent engines. In theme, it feels like a broadcast jammer or sabotage tower, choking off the signal that keeps gear humming.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:44 UTC