Gapejaw Bog
Rotated OutA Stadium card that punishes players for bringing basic Pokemon to the bench.
What this card does
The card stays in play and affects both sides of the game equally.
When a player adds a Basic Pokemon from their hand to their Bench, they must place two damage counters on it.
Gapejaw Bog
Whenever either player puts a Basic Pokémon from their hand onto their Bench, put 2 damage counters on that Pokémon.
This card creates a high-risk environment for deploying new fighters. It forces players to think carefully before sending out their strongest basic creatures because they start with significant damage already applied.
Which deck it belongs in
It suits decks that rely on Pokemon in play rather than those that frequently switch them out from the hand. It is most effective when both opponents are forced to use Basic Pokemon.
- •Strong early game pressure
- •Affects both players equally
- •Discourages risky plays
- •Hurts your own team too
- •Requires Basic Pokemon to work
- •Can stall the game
Use this card when your opponent is likely to play a powerful Basic Pokemon next turn.
Gapejaw Bog is a fictional location known for its dangerous terrain.
Explain to your child that this card makes the game tougher because their new Pokemon will be weaker right away.
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