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Quilladin
Oracle Text
Attack Leech Seed (20): Heal 10 damage from this Pokémon.
Attack Needle Arm (50)
Card Details
Character Background
Quilladin fits best in a midrange-to-tempo Grass deck that wants to keep pressure on while gradually undoing damage. As a Stage 1, it rewards evolving efficiently and sticking around long enough to matter; Leech Seed’s 20 damage plus self-heal makes it slightly awkward to trade into, and that small recovery can buy an extra turn of attack tempo. Needle Arm at 50 keeps the clock moving, giving Quilladin a straightforward damage plan without demanding complex setup. In play, it pairs well with cards that accelerate Grass Energy or help it evolve quickly, since anything that gets Quilladin attacking a turn earlier increases its value. It also appreciates healing and switching support, letting it reset after absorbing hits and continue pressuring weaker targets. Thematically, Quilladin feels like a defensive spiky wall that wins by endurance rather than burst.
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Character Background
Quilladin fits best in a midrange-to-tempo Grass deck that wants to keep pressure on while gradually undoing damage. As a Stage 1, it rewards evolving efficiently and sticking around long enough to matter; Leech Seed’s 20 damage plus self-heal makes it slightly awkward to trade into, and that small recovery can buy an extra turn of attack tempo. Needle Arm at 50 keeps the clock moving, giving Quilladin a straightforward damage plan without demanding complex setup. In play, it pairs well with cards that accelerate Grass Energy or help it evolve quickly, since anything that gets Quilladin attacking a turn earlier increases its value. It also appreciates healing and switching support, letting it reset after absorbing hits and continue pressuring weaker targets. Thematically, Quilladin feels like a defensive spiky wall that wins by endurance rather than burst.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 13:10:43 UTC