Attack Live Painting (30+): Reveal any number of basic Energy cards from your hand. This attack does 30 more damage for each type of basic Energy you revealed in this way.
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Smeargle
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Attack Live Painting (30+): Reveal any number of basic Energy cards from your hand. This attack does 30 more damage for each type of basic Energy you revealed in this way.
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Character Background
Smeargle in Wizards Black Star Promos is a deceptively quirky Basic Colorless Pokémon that rewards patient, disruptive play more than raw aggression. Its lone attack, Paint, is a classic control tool: on a heads flip, you can rewrite the Defending Pokémon’s type, which can open narrow but meaningful lines against decks that rely on specific weaknesses, resistances, or type-based protection. That makes Smeargle best suited to a tempo-control plan, where you use it to muddy combat math and force awkward responses rather than to race for prizes. Deckbuilders should pair it with effects that increase attack consistency or let you pressure while Smeargle taxes the opponent; anything that buys extra turns makes the type-change trick more relevant. It also works well in metagames with predictable dominant types, since even one successful Paint can swing a matchup by turning a safe attacker into a liability.
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Character Background
Smeargle in Wizards Black Star Promos is a deceptively quirky Basic Colorless Pokémon that rewards patient, disruptive play more than raw aggression. Its lone attack, Paint, is a classic control tool: on a heads flip, you can rewrite the Defending Pokémon’s type, which can open narrow but meaningful lines against decks that rely on specific weaknesses, resistances, or type-based protection. That makes Smeargle best suited to a tempo-control plan, where you use it to muddy combat math and force awkward responses rather than to race for prizes. Deckbuilders should pair it with effects that increase attack consistency or let you pressure while Smeargle taxes the opponent; anything that buys extra turns makes the type-change trick more relevant. It also works well in metagames with predictable dominant types, since even one successful Paint can swing a matchup by turning a safe attacker into a liability.
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