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0 Energy
1 attack
6.3% of attacks
1 Energy
8 attacks
8
50.0% of attacks
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4 attacks
4
25.0% of attacks
3 Energy
3 attacks
3
18.8% of attacks
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Spotty12
What does glimwood tangle help with? I don't see any attacks with coin flips. Also how do you get the surge w/ lusamine every turn because doesn't sableye only get you 1 vs seeker? Maybe look into devolution effects for alolan muk and trick shovel to help control the top deck especially if it takes 2 turns to loop the surge w/ lusamine.
chknfried - With sableye you grab vs seeker and recycle. With glimwood tangle in play you have a 75% chance of recovering vs seeker, (it puts it on top of the deck, then use liepard to grab the card) so you can use surge and lusamine (use lusamine for a stadium card and delinquent) in one turn for a lock- sometimes the recycle doesn't proc but they are still stuck at 4 cards so it isn't too bad. For GLC, it is really consistent.
Spotty12 Sorry but glimwood tangle doesn't work that way. Like chknfried pointed out, glimwood tangle doesn't help with anything in this deck as it only affects pokemon attacks, not trainer cards. You should reread the card.
You are correct- guess glimmwood tangle is a useless card after all lol. Still though- on a heads flip, you get the one turn lock.
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