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Marnie's Liepard
Oracle Text
Attack Pointy Claws (70+): If your opponent's Active Pokémon is a Pokémon ex, this attack does 70 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Marnie’s Liepard fits naturally into a fast, punishing Darkness tempo plan, rewarding you for pressuring the opponent while they rely on bulky Pokémon ex. Pointy Claws is deceptively clean: 70 damage is modest, but the conditional jump to 140 makes Liepard a real threat into the format’s common ex-based starters and midgame attackers, especially when combined with prior chip damage. In play, it wants to hit the board early and force awkward Active Pokémon choices, so pairing it with gust effects or switching denial can help line up the right target at the right time. Deckbuilding-wise, it shines alongside Darkness support that accelerates energy and preserves tempo, letting Stage 1 development stay efficient rather than clunky. The Marnie flavor also suits the card’s role: sharp, opportunistic, and built to punish overconfidence.
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Character Background
Marnie’s Liepard fits naturally into a fast, punishing Darkness tempo plan, rewarding you for pressuring the opponent while they rely on bulky Pokémon ex. Pointy Claws is deceptively clean: 70 damage is modest, but the conditional jump to 140 makes Liepard a real threat into the format’s common ex-based starters and midgame attackers, especially when combined with prior chip damage. In play, it wants to hit the board early and force awkward Active Pokémon choices, so pairing it with gust effects or switching denial can help line up the right target at the right time. Deckbuilding-wise, it shines alongside Darkness support that accelerates energy and preserves tempo, letting Stage 1 development stay efficient rather than clunky. The Marnie flavor also suits the card’s role: sharp, opportunistic, and built to punish overconfidence.
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