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Chesnaught EX
Oracle Text
Attack Pin Missile (40×): Flip 4 coins. This attack does 40 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Wild Tackle (120): This Pokémon does 20 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Chesnaught EX fits best into a midrange-to-tempo game plan, leaning on its bulky Grass body to pressure the opponent while forcing awkward trades. Pin Missile is swingy but rewarding: four coin flips can turn into a surprisingly large burst, especially in decks that can amplify damage through modifiers or punish active Pokémon already softened by chip damage. Wild Tackle is the steadier option, delivering a clean 120 for a single attack at the cost of 20 self-damage, which is manageable if you plan around healing or accept Chesnaught EX as a one- or two-hit bruiser. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with Grass energy acceleration and recovery tools so you can keep attacking after the recoil, and consider support that mitigates the variance of Pin Missile by setting up damage math rather than relying on raw luck. The card’s design evokes a fortress-like guardian: resilient, direct, and happiest when it can trade efficiently rather than race.
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Character Background
Chesnaught EX fits best into a midrange-to-tempo game plan, leaning on its bulky Grass body to pressure the opponent while forcing awkward trades. Pin Missile is swingy but rewarding: four coin flips can turn into a surprisingly large burst, especially in decks that can amplify damage through modifiers or punish active Pokémon already softened by chip damage. Wild Tackle is the steadier option, delivering a clean 120 for a single attack at the cost of 20 self-damage, which is manageable if you plan around healing or accept Chesnaught EX as a one- or two-hit bruiser. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with Grass energy acceleration and recovery tools so you can keep attacking after the recoil, and consider support that mitigates the variance of Pin Missile by setting up damage math rather than relying on raw luck. The card’s design evokes a fortress-like guardian: resilient, direct, and happiest when it can trade efficiently rather than race.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:10:43 UTC