Fire and Ice Makes Everything Nice
CountyGibbon798
Main Deck (60 cards)
x4
$0.91
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x2
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$0.86
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x3
$0.22
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x8
$0.10
x4
$1.35
Pokémon
(13)
Trainer
(32)
Trainer
(32)
Energy
(15)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
2 attacks
2
12.5% of attacks
2 Energy
1 attack
6.3% of attacks
3 Energy
13 attacks
13
81.3% of attacks
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Burning energy only provides fire energy. Even though Eiscue is a fire-type, it still need water energy to attack.
ElītShroom Nah, I see what they're cooking. It doesn't matter since it's still a loopable energy. There might be something more effective at energy recursion, but it's not a bad idea at all and super creative!
zathy Yeah, burning energy was the best I could think of. The only other energy close to what it does is recycle energy, but even then you have to re-attach it. With this, the ideal situation is when you can use Bax to attach the three waters and then attach one Burning Energy.
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