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Claydol
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Ability Primal Pull: As long as Claydol is your Active Pokémon, each player's Evolved Pokémon pays Colorless more Energy to use its attacks.
Attack Muddy Eye (10×): Does 10 damage times the number of basic Energy cards attached to Claydol and the Defending Pokémon.
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Character Background
Claydol from Hidden Legends is a classic control-and-tempo piece, using its Primal Pull Ability to tax both players’ evolved attackers while standing in the Active Spot. That effect is especially punishing in decks built around basic Pokémon or quick Basic Energy attachments, since it slows down Stage 1 and Stage 2 strategies without hurting your own board nearly as much. The attack Muddy Eye adds a neat damage-scaling option: with basic Energy on both Claydol and the Defending Pokémon, it can turn a modest swing into a surprisingly efficient finisher. To maximize it, pair Claydol with Energy acceleration or Energy-search effects that keep your attachments flowing, and consider decks that can pivot into a sturdy basic attacker once the opponent is locked under the tax. Claydol shines best in disruptive control shells that want to buy time, frustrate evolution lines, and gradually convert tempo into a win.
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Character Background
Claydol from Hidden Legends is a classic control-and-tempo piece, using its Primal Pull Ability to tax both players’ evolved attackers while standing in the Active Spot. That effect is especially punishing in decks built around basic Pokémon or quick Basic Energy attachments, since it slows down Stage 1 and Stage 2 strategies without hurting your own board nearly as much. The attack Muddy Eye adds a neat damage-scaling option: with basic Energy on both Claydol and the Defending Pokémon, it can turn a modest swing into a surprisingly efficient finisher. To maximize it, pair Claydol with Energy acceleration or Energy-search effects that keep your attachments flowing, and consider decks that can pivot into a sturdy basic attacker once the opponent is locked under the tax. Claydol shines best in disruptive control shells that want to buy time, frustrate evolution lines, and gradually convert tempo into a win.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 09:20:42 UTC