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Sableye V
Oracle Text
Attack Lode Search: Put a Trainer card from your discard pile into your hand.
Attack Crazy Claws (10+): This attack does 60 more damage for each damage counter on your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Sableye V fits best into a value-oriented control or tempo shell, where its main job is to recycle key Trainer cards while threatening a surprisingly explosive closer. Lode Search is the real engine here: getting a Trainer back from the discard pile can re-use gust effects, healing, disruption, switching cards, or whatever piece your game state needs most, making Sableye V excellent in decks that want to grind resource advantage turn after turn. Crazy Claws rewards careful damage placement, since it scales off damage counters already on the opponent’s Active Pokémon, so pairing it with chip-damage support or effects that soften targets beforehand can turn a modest opening into a big finisher. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize flexible Trainers you’re happy to recur, and consider partners that spread or increment damage so Crazy Claws can cross key KO thresholds. Thematically, Sableye V feels like a scavenger in the shadows, turning scraps into momentum and pressure.
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Character Background
Sableye V fits best into a value-oriented control or tempo shell, where its main job is to recycle key Trainer cards while threatening a surprisingly explosive closer. Lode Search is the real engine here: getting a Trainer back from the discard pile can re-use gust effects, healing, disruption, switching cards, or whatever piece your game state needs most, making Sableye V excellent in decks that want to grind resource advantage turn after turn. Crazy Claws rewards careful damage placement, since it scales off damage counters already on the opponent’s Active Pokémon, so pairing it with chip-damage support or effects that soften targets beforehand can turn a modest opening into a big finisher. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize flexible Trainers you’re happy to recur, and consider partners that spread or increment damage so Crazy Claws can cross key KO thresholds. Thematically, Sableye V feels like a scavenger in the shadows, turning scraps into momentum and pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:20:45 UTC