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JOGOS > JOGOS DE CARTAS > CARTAS MAGIC >
Estojo Portátil Game Shell 250+ Para Card Game Pokémon Magic
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Informações do Produto: :Learn the rules to the trading card game Pokémon quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. Advanced rules playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1J4a71zJINb2M87dH_WeRMJ_rzYp00J8 Don't own the Pokémon Cards? 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Each player provides their own deck of exactly 60 cards. When you are building a deck, you can only have 4 copies of a card with the exact same name, even if the image is different, except for basic Energy cards; and you must have at least one Basic Pokémon in it. There are 3 types of cards: Pokemon, which come in basic, stage 1, and stage 2; Energy, of which there is basic and special; and trainer, which contain itens, supporters, and statiums. Each player shuffles their deck. No one can look at or change the order of the cards in either player’s deck unless a card says so. Flip a coin and the winner decides who goes first. Each player draws 7 cards from their deck to form their hand. Players may not look at their opponent’s hand unless a card says so. In the center of the table is the “In-play zone” which is shared by the players. On your half, you have your active spot, bench, deck, discard pile, and prize cards. Each player starts with, and must always have, one Active Pokémon. If your active pokemon is knocked out, move one pokemon from your bench to your active spot. You may only have one Active Pokémon at a time. If you run out of active pokemon, then you lose the game. Each player has their own discard pile located below their deck. Cards taken out of play go to the discard pile, unless a card specifically says otherwise. Typically, when a Pokémon is Knocked Out, that pokemon and all cards attached to it, go to their owner’s discard pile. After drawing your hands, in turn order, each player places one basic pokemon from their hand face down in their active spot. If you don’t have any basic pokemon, show your hand to your opponent then return it to your deck, shuffle, then draw 7 new cards. This is called a mulligan. Repeat this process until you have a playable pokemon. Your opponent may draw 1 card for mulligan you took. Each player may have up to 5 Pokémon on their Bench at any one time. Pokemon in the active spot and on the bench are considered “in-play”. Any Pokémon in play, other than the Active Pokémon, must be on the Bench. After each player has a basic pokemon in play, you may now, in turn order, play up to 5 additional basic pokemon face down to your bench, if you want. After that, both players set aside the top 6 cards from their deck, face down to their prize area. When you Knock Out an opponent’s Pokémon, you take one of your Prize cards, at random without looking at them first, and put it into your hand. If you’re the first player to take their last Prize card, you win. Both players now flip their active and benched pokemon face up and the game begins. On your turn you must first draw 1 card. If your deck is empty and you are unable to draw, then you lose the game. After you draw, you can perform any of the following actions any number of times, unless otherwise stated, in any order: -Play a pokemon. Put a basic Pokémon from your hand face up onto your Bench. -Evolve your Pokémon. If you have a pokemon card in your hand that says “Evolves from…” then the name of a pokemon you already had in play since the beginning of your turn, then you may play that card from your hand on top of that Pokémon. This is called “evolving”. You may evolve a Basic Pokémon to a Stage 1 or a Stage 1 to a Stage 2. You may not evolve a pokemon the same turn you put it in play or a pokemon you just evolved. When a Pokémon evolves, it keeps all cards attached to it and any...
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O Game Shell é um estojo portátil, perfeitamente dimensionado para uma ampla variedade de usos.
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ESPECIFICAÇÕES Tamanho do produto: 200 x 93 x 115 milímetros Material: Nylon Tipo de embalagem: Polybag + etiqueta de papelão
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April 30 2025
So basically put your cards away and go get your yugioh cus it’s easier to attack and just subtract the life points
April 30 2025
I always just collected the cards and never really played them but ever since I got into TCGP it’s been making me wanna actually play Pokémon cards for real
April 30 2025
0:51 don’t ever shuffle your cards like that again please that hurts my soul
April 30 2025
You may NOT evolve in the first turn, it is not advised, one turn between each player has to occur before any evolution of active Pokémon and benched Pokémon, trainer cards may be played but have little chances to benefit if it’s too early in the match. Est in 2004, trial and error will walk you though my childhood.
April 30 2025
I have a serious question that needs answering. If a pokemon is at full health, can it still be healed. I have the gardevoir v that does extra damage if it was healed this turn. Does that still work if it has no damage on it, and I target it with healing?
April 30 2025
Still way too hard to learn lol. No wonder kids would buy them just to complete their collection and make their own rules when playing with friends
April 30 2025
i was learning, then half way i just thiught to myself, im already lost.
April 30 2025
Just felt as if its the most boring card game , bcus its way more complicated
April 30 2025
The player who goes first can use a supporter card in his first turn?
April 30 2025
Here’s how you play:
Step 1: buy cards
Step 2: trade them with others
The end.
April 30 2025
In elementary they would just see whos stronger and win, ehich was rigged
April 30 2025
Unused: You can only play an energy card that matches your Pokémon type.
April 30 2025
I tried to learn this game it was a fail and I have like no cards over 100
April 30 2025
because I don’t like waisting my pokémon cards I tell me opponent that none of us will have prize cards
April 30 2025
Is it me or when we were kids we playes pokemon without the energy cards, we just took turns attacking and had 6 pokemon. Last one standing just won da game
April 30 2025
i just did 1 on 1, no energy needed, with 4 cards each, was our own version of pokemon!
April 30 2025
I got into magic recently and from my understanding, this plays pretty similar to it
April 30 2025
You Pokémon players have no self-respect.. that shuffle was herecy in its purest of forms. Call in the ultramarines.
April 30 2025
The only thing that im learning this as a yugi oh player yeh i cant
April 30 2025
We learn Pokémon TCG from its Lets Play PC game, … I think playing with a computer is best way to learn games that are complex like this.
April 30 2025
man no one wants to play pokemon tcg anymore... they just wanna collect and trade
April 30 2025
Terrible explanation. You showed the beginning of the came 3:00 on someone losing by not having enough cards. What you should have done is show a small simulation of that to the end.
April 30 2025
Im 30 and first collected pokemon around 2003-2007. Getting back into it and just barely learning how to actually play the game
April 30 2025
0:29 we should use same energy cards or we can use different energy cards in a match.......
