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Lance
Oracle Text
Search your deck for up to 3 Dragon Pokémon, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
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Lance is a clean, efficient search Supporter that firmly rewards a Dragon-centric value or combo plan, turning one card into a rapid refill of your best threats. By finding up to three Dragon Pokémon and adding them to hand, it helps smooth awkward openings, assemble evolution lines, or stockpile multiple attackers for later turns, making it especially strong in slower midrange shells that want consistency over raw speed. In practice, it pairs well with decks built around high-impact Dragon basics or evolutions that need specific pieces to function; if your list includes discard outlets or cards that reward having Dragons in hand, Lance becomes even more potent. Because it doesn’t put Pokémon directly into play, it is less about explosive tempo and more about resource advantage, but that hand-based flexibility is often exactly what Dragon decks need.
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Character Background
Lance is a clean, efficient search Supporter that firmly rewards a Dragon-centric value or combo plan, turning one card into a rapid refill of your best threats. By finding up to three Dragon Pokémon and adding them to hand, it helps smooth awkward openings, assemble evolution lines, or stockpile multiple attackers for later turns, making it especially strong in slower midrange shells that want consistency over raw speed. In practice, it pairs well with decks built around high-impact Dragon basics or evolutions that need specific pieces to function; if your list includes discard outlets or cards that reward having Dragons in hand, Lance becomes even more potent. Because it doesn’t put Pokémon directly into play, it is less about explosive tempo and more about resource advantage, but that hand-based flexibility is often exactly what Dragon decks need.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 13:40:42 UTC