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Unown V
Oracle Text
Attack Shady Stamp (30): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Confused.
Attack Victory Symbol: If you use this attack when you have only 1 Prize card remaining, you win this game.
Card Details
Character Background
Unown V from Silver Tempest is a strange, elegant finisher that fits best in a tempo-control shell rather than an all-out aggro deck. Shady Stamp’s modest 30 damage is less important than the Confusion it tacks onto the opponent’s Active Pokémon, forcing awkward flips, retreat taxes, and missed attacks while you keep the board under pressure. The real lure, though, is Victory Symbol: if you attack with only 1 Prize card left, you simply win, so the card rewards precise Prize mapping and tight endgame planning. Deckbuilders should pair Unown V with effects that slow the game and preserve your own resources, such as switching denial, hand disruption, and ways to soften the Active before the final push. Because it is a Basic Psychic attacker, it also slots naturally into Psychic support engines that can move energy efficiently and help you engineer that one-prize-left checkmate.
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Character Background
Unown V from Silver Tempest is a strange, elegant finisher that fits best in a tempo-control shell rather than an all-out aggro deck. Shady Stamp’s modest 30 damage is less important than the Confusion it tacks onto the opponent’s Active Pokémon, forcing awkward flips, retreat taxes, and missed attacks while you keep the board under pressure. The real lure, though, is Victory Symbol: if you attack with only 1 Prize card left, you simply win, so the card rewards precise Prize mapping and tight endgame planning. Deckbuilders should pair Unown V with effects that slow the game and preserve your own resources, such as switching denial, hand disruption, and ways to soften the Active before the final push. Because it is a Basic Psychic attacker, it also slots naturally into Psychic support engines that can move energy efficiently and help you engineer that one-prize-left checkmate.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 18:10:48 UTC