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Dark Persian
Oracle Text
Attack Tempt: If your opponent has any Benched Pokémon, flip a coin. If heads, choose 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon and switch it with the Defending Pokémon.
Attack Poison Claws: Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Card Details
Character Background
Dark Persian fits best into a disruption-focused control or tempo game plan, using its tricks to unsettle the opponent’s board rather than trade raw damage. Tempt is the more interesting attack: if your opponent has a Bench, a successful flip can drag up a vulnerable target and break up their setup, forcing awkward Active Pokémon and potentially buying you a turn. Poison Claws adds a secondary annoyance, piling on chip damage that can matter in slower games or when you’re trying to finish off something already softened. In deckbuilding, Persian works well alongside effects that keep the opponent’s Bench populated and targets exposed, such as gust-style cards or retreat pressure, so your flips have meaningful options. Because both attacks rely on coin flips, it rewards lists that can afford variance and want to win through repeated inconvenience rather than certainty.
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Character Background
Dark Persian fits best into a disruption-focused control or tempo game plan, using its tricks to unsettle the opponent’s board rather than trade raw damage. Tempt is the more interesting attack: if your opponent has a Bench, a successful flip can drag up a vulnerable target and break up their setup, forcing awkward Active Pokémon and potentially buying you a turn. Poison Claws adds a secondary annoyance, piling on chip damage that can matter in slower games or when you’re trying to finish off something already softened. In deckbuilding, Persian works well alongside effects that keep the opponent’s Bench populated and targets exposed, such as gust-style cards or retreat pressure, so your flips have meaningful options. Because both attacks rely on coin flips, it rewards lists that can afford variance and want to win through repeated inconvenience rather than certainty.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 05:10:45 UTC