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Hop
Oracle Text
Draw 3 cards.
Card Details
Character Background
Hop from Champion’s Path is a straightforward but very useful Trainer that fits best in tempo and value-driven decks, where seeing more cards early helps you keep pressure on while staying flexible. “Draw 3 cards” is not flashy, but in Pokémon that kind of clean, immediate hand refuel can be exactly what a fast or midrange list needs to find its next attacker, key Energy, or setup piece without spending extra resources. Because it does not require conditions or discard costs, it is especially attractive in decks that want consistency over burst, and it can smooth out opening turns when your hand is clunky. A practical deckbuilding tip is to pair Hop with other low-commitment draw and search cards so you can chain development turns reliably; it also works well in lists that need to cycle through situational Trainers quickly, such as evolution decks looking for pieces or aggressive decks digging for Gust-style effects and switch options.
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Character Background
Hop from Champion’s Path is a straightforward but very useful Trainer that fits best in tempo and value-driven decks, where seeing more cards early helps you keep pressure on while staying flexible. “Draw 3 cards” is not flashy, but in Pokémon that kind of clean, immediate hand refuel can be exactly what a fast or midrange list needs to find its next attacker, key Energy, or setup piece without spending extra resources. Because it does not require conditions or discard costs, it is especially attractive in decks that want consistency over burst, and it can smooth out opening turns when your hand is clunky. A practical deckbuilding tip is to pair Hop with other low-commitment draw and search cards so you can chain development turns reliably; it also works well in lists that need to cycle through situational Trainers quickly, such as evolution decks looking for pieces or aggressive decks digging for Gust-style effects and switch options.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 12:10:43 UTC