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Lillie's Pearl
Oracle Text
If the Lillie's Pokémon this card is attached to is Knocked Out by damage from an attack from your opponent's Pokémon, that player takes 1 fewer Prize card.
Card Details
Character Background
Lillie’s Pearl is a subtle but highly tactical Trainer that best supports a value-oriented tempo plan, rewarding you for keeping a key “Lillie’s Pokémon” on the board long enough to force awkward Prize math. In practice, it acts as a safety net against the cleanest knockout turns, shaving a Prize from the opponent when they finally answer your centerpiece by attack damage. That makes it especially strong in decks built around resilient, high-value attackers or support Pokémon you want to preserve into the late game. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with healing, switching, or damage-mitigation tools so the attached Pokémon can survive multiple turns and remain a looming threat. It also shines when you can force your opponent into inefficient two-hit KOs, because even if they score the knockout, they may still fall behind on tempo and resources.
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Character Background
Lillie’s Pearl is a subtle but highly tactical Trainer that best supports a value-oriented tempo plan, rewarding you for keeping a key “Lillie’s Pokémon” on the board long enough to force awkward Prize math. In practice, it acts as a safety net against the cleanest knockout turns, shaving a Prize from the opponent when they finally answer your centerpiece by attack damage. That makes it especially strong in decks built around resilient, high-value attackers or support Pokémon you want to preserve into the late game. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with healing, switching, or damage-mitigation tools so the attached Pokémon can survive multiple turns and remain a looming threat. It also shines when you can force your opponent into inefficient two-hit KOs, because even if they score the knockout, they may still fall behind on tempo and resources.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 21:40:44 UTC