Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex
A single attacker that gets cheaper to fire the further behind you are.
What this card does
Its Blood Moon attack hits for a flat 240 damage, then it cannot attack on the following turn.
Its ability lowers the Energy cost of Blood Moon by 1 Colorless for each Prize card the opponent has already taken.
Blood Moon
During your next turn, this Pokémon can't attack. (240 damage)
Blood Moon deals a clean 240 damage, enough to knock out many big Pokémon. The catch is that this Pokémon cannot attack again on your next turn. Because the Seasoned Skill ability cuts the cost as you fall behind on Prizes, it becomes easier to power up just when you need it most.
Attacks
During your next turn, this Pokémon can't attack.
Abilities
Blood Moon used by this Pokémon costs Colorless less for each Prize card your opponent has taken.
Which deck it belongs in
It slots into many different decks as a single powerful attacker that needs only one card slot.
- •Hits for a strong 240 on demand.
- •Costs less to attack the further behind you fall.
- •Splashes into many decks as a single card.
- •It cannot attack on the turn after using Blood Moon.
- •As an ex it gives up 2 Prize cards when knocked out.
Pairs well with
Lines up the right target during the turn it can actually swing.
Its attack runs on plain Energy, so it fits almost any deck.
Plan for the rest turn by having a second attacker ready, since Blood Moon leaves it idle for one turn.
Bloodmoon Ursaluna draws on the power of a red moon, a rare form discovered far from where most Ursaluna live.
Players often add just one copy as a flexible attacker, so it can show up in lots of different decks. Being an ex, it gives the opponent 2 Prize cards if knocked out.
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