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Pokédex
Oracle Text
Look at the top 5 cards of your deck and put them back on top of your deck in any order.
Card Details
Character Background
Pokédex is a deceptively simple Uncommon Trainer from Base Set that fits best into value-oriented and combo-tuned decks, with a strong secondary role in control lists that want to smooth early draws and set up key turns. Its effect lets you look at the top five cards of your deck and reorder them, which is excellent for turning uncertainty into planning: you can line up a needed Pokémon, Energy, or Trainer exactly where you want it and avoid awkward dead draws. In gameplay terms, this is a subtle consistency tool rather than immediate acceleration, but that can be enough to keep tempo from slipping and to help assemble evolution lines or critical search pieces. It pairs especially well with decks that rely on topdeck manipulation, draw effects that see only a few cards at a time, or strategies that want to guarantee the next several turns. Think of it as the Trainer equivalent of checking your route before a long trek.
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Character Background
Pokédex is a deceptively simple Uncommon Trainer from Base Set that fits best into value-oriented and combo-tuned decks, with a strong secondary role in control lists that want to smooth early draws and set up key turns. Its effect lets you look at the top five cards of your deck and reorder them, which is excellent for turning uncertainty into planning: you can line up a needed Pokémon, Energy, or Trainer exactly where you want it and avoid awkward dead draws. In gameplay terms, this is a subtle consistency tool rather than immediate acceleration, but that can be enough to keep tempo from slipping and to help assemble evolution lines or critical search pieces. It pairs especially well with decks that rely on topdeck manipulation, draw effects that see only a few cards at a time, or strategies that want to guarantee the next several turns. Think of it as the Trainer equivalent of checking your route before a long trek.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-03 03:10:42 UTC