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Salandit
Oracle Text
Attack Scratch (10)
Attack Venoshock (20+): If your opponent’s Active Pokémon is Poisoned, this attack does 40 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Salandit fits best as a small, tempo-oriented tech attacker that pressures the opponent early while setting up incremental damage through status. As a Basic Fire Pokémon, it is easy to include as an opener or backup attacker, and its Smog attack can steal turns by threatening Poison without needing energy investment beyond the attack itself. That makes it especially useful in control-leaning or disruptive Fire decks that want to slow the opponent while building toward heavier threats. Ember for 30 is modest, but the self-discard keeps it from scaling into a long-term bruiser, so treat Salandit as a bridge, not a finisher. It pairs well with cards that recover discarded Energy or accelerate Fire Energy back into play, letting you recycle the cost and maintain pressure. In gameplay terms, Salandit rewards sequencing: use Smog to force awkward switches or rack up passive damage, then Ember when you need a clean tempo swing.
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Character Background
Salandit fits best as a small, tempo-oriented tech attacker that pressures the opponent early while setting up incremental damage through status. As a Basic Fire Pokémon, it is easy to include as an opener or backup attacker, and its Smog attack can steal turns by threatening Poison without needing energy investment beyond the attack itself. That makes it especially useful in control-leaning or disruptive Fire decks that want to slow the opponent while building toward heavier threats. Ember for 30 is modest, but the self-discard keeps it from scaling into a long-term bruiser, so treat Salandit as a bridge, not a finisher. It pairs well with cards that recover discarded Energy or accelerate Fire Energy back into play, letting you recycle the cost and maintain pressure. In gameplay terms, Salandit rewards sequencing: use Smog to force awkward switches or rack up passive damage, then Ember when you need a clean tempo swing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 17:10:44 UTC