Scorbunny on the Ball
Rotated OutA high risk fire starter that can deal massive damage or hurt itself.
What this card does
Fiery Dribbling flips a coin repeatedly until it lands on tails. You deal 20 damage for every heads that appears before the first tail.
Reckless Charge deals 30 damage but causes Scorbunny to take 10 damage itself.
Reckless Charge
This Pokémon also does 10 damage to itself. (30 damage)
The Fiery Dribbling attack relies entirely on luck. If you get lucky with multiple heads in a row you can defeat an opponent quickly. However the Reckless Charge is dangerous because it hurts your own Pokemon while attacking.
Attacks
Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 20 damage for each heads.
This Pokémon also does 10 damage to itself.
Which deck it belongs in
This card suits aggressive decks that want to end games fast. It works best when paired with cards that protect Scorbunny from damage.
- •High damage potential
- •Simple coin flip mechanic
- •Basic Pokemon status
- •Unpredictable damage output
- •Self-inflicted damage
- •Low starting health
Use Reckless Charge only when you need to finish off a weakened opponent. Avoid it if Scorbunny is already damaged.
Scorbunny is known for its fiery feet that can burn the ground beneath it.
Ask your child if they are comfortable taking risks. They need to understand that losing HP is a real cost in this game.
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