How can I defend against Pokémon Cinccino “Fluffy Tail”
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How can I defend against Pokémon Cinccino “Fluffy Tail”
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I’m trying to learn how to play the Pokémon tcg and can’t find an answer that makes sense online. My opponent used Cinccino’s Fluffy Tail attack, which does 30 damage, and also puts the defending Pokémon asleep.
Without a slew of cards that can wake up my defending Pokémon, I don’t understand how to defend against this kind of attack. They can just keep wicking 30 hp off my Pokémon, and I can’t attack back, turn after turn. It’s both frustrating and boring, as far as I understand the rules.
Is there any defense against this that doesn’t require me to have a very particular helper card handy?
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I’m trying to learn how to play the Pokémon tcg and can’t find an answer that makes sense online. My opponent used Cinccino’s Fluffy Tail attack, which does 30 damage, and also puts the defending Pokémon asleep.
Without a slew of cards that can wake up my defending Pokémon, I don’t understand how to defend against this kind of attack. They can just keep wicking 30 hp off my Pokémon, and I can’t attack back, turn after turn. It’s both frustrating and boring, as far as I understand the rules.
Is there any defense against this that doesn’t require me to have a very particular helper card handy?
pokemon
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
add a comment |
I’m trying to learn how to play the Pokémon tcg and can’t find an answer that makes sense online. My opponent used Cinccino’s Fluffy Tail attack, which does 30 damage, and also puts the defending Pokémon asleep.
Without a slew of cards that can wake up my defending Pokémon, I don’t understand how to defend against this kind of attack. They can just keep wicking 30 hp off my Pokémon, and I can’t attack back, turn after turn. It’s both frustrating and boring, as far as I understand the rules.
Is there any defense against this that doesn’t require me to have a very particular helper card handy?
pokemon
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
I’m trying to learn how to play the Pokémon tcg and can’t find an answer that makes sense online. My opponent used Cinccino’s Fluffy Tail attack, which does 30 damage, and also puts the defending Pokémon asleep.
Without a slew of cards that can wake up my defending Pokémon, I don’t understand how to defend against this kind of attack. They can just keep wicking 30 hp off my Pokémon, and I can’t attack back, turn after turn. It’s both frustrating and boring, as far as I understand the rules.
Is there any defense against this that doesn’t require me to have a very particular helper card handy?
pokemon
pokemon
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
asked Jun 2 at 23:54
kojirokojiro
1435
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You should be flipping a coin between every turn whenever a Pokémon of yours is asleep.
On Heads, it wakes up, so you have a 50% chance of being able to use your Pokémon, and only on a Tails would you need any special items.
Asleep
Turn the Pokémon counterclockwise to show that it is Asleep.
If a Pokémon is Asleep, it cannot attack or retreat. Between turns, flip a coin. If you flip heads, the Pokémon wakes up (turn the card right-side up), but if you flip tails, it stays Asleep.
emphasis added
answered Jun 3 at 2:40
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I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
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There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
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You should be flipping a coin between every turn whenever a Pokémon of yours is asleep.
On Heads, it wakes up, so you have a 50% chance of being able to use your Pokémon, and only on a Tails would you need any special items.
Asleep
Turn the Pokémon counterclockwise to show that it is Asleep.
If a Pokémon is Asleep, it cannot attack or retreat. Between turns, flip a coin. If you flip heads, the Pokémon wakes up (turn the card right-side up), but if you flip tails, it stays Asleep.
emphasis added
answered Jun 3 at 2:40
NijNij
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I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
8
There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
add a comment |
You should be flipping a coin between every turn whenever a Pokémon of yours is asleep.
On Heads, it wakes up, so you have a 50% chance of being able to use your Pokémon, and only on a Tails would you need any special items.
Asleep
Turn the Pokémon counterclockwise to show that it is Asleep.
If a Pokémon is Asleep, it cannot attack or retreat. Between turns, flip a coin. If you flip heads, the Pokémon wakes up (turn the card right-side up), but if you flip tails, it stays Asleep.
emphasis added
answered Jun 3 at 2:40
NijNij
2,7911926
I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
8
There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
add a comment |
You should be flipping a coin between every turn whenever a Pokémon of yours is asleep.
On Heads, it wakes up, so you have a 50% chance of being able to use your Pokémon, and only on a Tails would you need any special items.
Asleep
Turn the Pokémon counterclockwise to show that it is Asleep.
If a Pokémon is Asleep, it cannot attack or retreat. Between turns, flip a coin. If you flip heads, the Pokémon wakes up (turn the card right-side up), but if you flip tails, it stays Asleep.
emphasis added
answered Jun 3 at 2:40
NijNij
2,7911926
You should be flipping a coin between every turn whenever a Pokémon of yours is asleep.
On Heads, it wakes up, so you have a 50% chance of being able to use your Pokémon, and only on a Tails would you need any special items.
Asleep
Turn the Pokémon counterclockwise to show that it is Asleep.
If a Pokémon is Asleep, it cannot attack or retreat. Between turns, flip a coin. If you flip heads, the Pokémon wakes up (turn the card right-side up), but if you flip tails, it stays Asleep.
emphasis added
answered Jun 3 at 2:40
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answered Jun 3 at 2:40
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I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
8
There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
add a comment |
I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
8
There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
I thought I was supposed to flip a coin after every round, not each player’s individual turn. That does make a big difference.
– kojiro
Jun 3 at 2:50
8
8
There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
There is no concept of "rounds" in Pokémon, only turns.
– Nij
Jun 3 at 4:08
add a comment |
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