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Mudbray
Oracle Text
Attack Running Charge (40×): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 40 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Mudbray is a simple but useful Basic Fighting attacker in Guardians Rising, best suited to an early-game aggro or tempo plan where you want to pressure the opponent before they stabilize. Its signature attack, Double Kick, asks for a bit of luck, but the ceiling is solid: two heads can turn a modest Basic into a surprisingly efficient damage swing for a Common. Because it attacks for no listed energy cost here, it reads like a flexible opener that can punish slow setups and soften up key targets for a heavier finisher. In deckbuilding, pair Mudbray with strong Fighting support and damage-boosting effects so even one or two heads still matter, and consider evolution lines or bench-sitter finishers that clean up whatever Mudbray has chipped. Thematically, it fits the stubborn, workhorse feel of a Pokémon built to keep moving forward, making it a practical early pressure card rather than a long-game centerpiece.
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Character Background
Mudbray is a simple but useful Basic Fighting attacker in Guardians Rising, best suited to an early-game aggro or tempo plan where you want to pressure the opponent before they stabilize. Its signature attack, Double Kick, asks for a bit of luck, but the ceiling is solid: two heads can turn a modest Basic into a surprisingly efficient damage swing for a Common. Because it attacks for no listed energy cost here, it reads like a flexible opener that can punish slow setups and soften up key targets for a heavier finisher. In deckbuilding, pair Mudbray with strong Fighting support and damage-boosting effects so even one or two heads still matter, and consider evolution lines or bench-sitter finishers that clean up whatever Mudbray has chipped. Thematically, it fits the stubborn, workhorse feel of a Pokémon built to keep moving forward, making it a practical early pressure card rather than a long-game centerpiece.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:10:46 UTC