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Stonjourner
Oracle Text
Attack Land's Pulse (30+): If a Stadium is in play, this attack does 30 more damage.
Attack Giga Hammer (120): During your next turn, this Pokémon can't use Giga Hammer.
Card Details
Character Background
Stonjourner from Sword & Shield is a straightforward Basic Fighting attacker that fits best into an aggro or tempo plan, where you want to pressure the opponent early without spending turns setting up elaborate combos. Wild Tackle’s 70 damage is solid for a Basic, and the self-inflicted 10 damage is a manageable drawback rather than a real liability, especially if you treat Stonjourner as a short-term brawler rather than a long-game tank. Its rocky, heavy design naturally suggests a bruiser that barrels forward and trades efficiently. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with Fighting-support cards and healing effects, since even small recovery can offset repeated recoil and keep it on the board for an extra attack. It also appreciates damage-boosting tools that push Wild Tackle into cleaner knockout ranges, letting Stonjourner convert early momentum into prize pressure before larger threats stabilize.
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Character Background
Stonjourner from Sword & Shield is a straightforward Basic Fighting attacker that fits best into an aggro or tempo plan, where you want to pressure the opponent early without spending turns setting up elaborate combos. Wild Tackle’s 70 damage is solid for a Basic, and the self-inflicted 10 damage is a manageable drawback rather than a real liability, especially if you treat Stonjourner as a short-term brawler rather than a long-game tank. Its rocky, heavy design naturally suggests a bruiser that barrels forward and trades efficiently. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with Fighting-support cards and healing effects, since even small recovery can offset repeated recoil and keep it on the board for an extra attack. It also appreciates damage-boosting tools that push Wild Tackle into cleaner knockout ranges, letting Stonjourner convert early momentum into prize pressure before larger threats stabilize.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:20:43 UTC