[X] My Assistant

[Dar Ksereth]

first, to the person that always answers the last question, i am sorry.

second, and continuing with the title:

Pokemon Heart gold and Soul silver...

apparently get their own, overkill and totally awesome cards, but due to serebii not letting me right click, i just bring links:
http://www.serebii.net/card/heartgoldcollection/015.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/card/soulsilvercollection/029.shtml

they are called legend cards, and, as those atent enough should have noticed, are divided by half, serebii pasted 'em together, but the upper half and the lower half are 2 different cards, and you need both pieces to be able to summon them.

the poll is simply to see if it is worth it to make a suggestion for a Q&A TCG thread, an example of common problems are:
"jirachi uses doom desire, and the opponent uses switch on his pokemon. is the pokemon still knocked out? the new defending pokemon is knocked out? or the effect of the attack just dissappears?"

This topic would be for stuff like that. anyway, feel free to comment/share your ideas or tell me how awesome the artwork was (you can click on the img to see an even bigger, more detailed version FYI)

PD: if you don't play the TGC, always pick the last option/don't vote at all.

This post has been edited by Dar Ksereth: Sep 12 2009, 12:53 PM

[Time Guardian]

Hmm, I do have to admit, the artwork on them is some of the best TCG artwork that I've seen in a long time. So that is saying something.

Playability wise- despite requiring 2 cards in order to be used, they seem to be cheap. Ho-Oh looks like a beefed up Base Set Charizard whom only has to discard one energy instead of 2. (Which is easily exploitable through the use of Recycle Energies)

As for the Lugia, I find him a bit more fair since he can't use his attack every turn unlike the Ho-Oh. But 200 damage is already a guaranteed KO on anyone, unless there were pokemon cards released within the past year that surpass 200 HP.

But then again, them requiring 2 cards does balance them a tad bit since the odds of getting both in one match would be pretty low without the aid of computer search and bill to burn through the deck.

[Dar Ksereth]

Hmm, I do have to admit, the artwork on them is some of the best TCG artwork that I've seen in a long time. So that is saying something.

Playability wise- despite requiring 2 cards in order to be used, they seem to be cheap. Ho-Oh looks like a beefed up Base Set Charizard whom only has to discard one energy instead of 2. (Which is easily exploitable through the use of Recycle Energies)

As for the Lugia, I find him a bit more fair since he can't use his attack every turn unlike the Ho-Oh. But 200 damage is already a guaranteed KO on anyone, unless there were pokemon cards released within the past year that surpass 200 HP.

But then again, them requiring 2 cards does balance them a tad bit since the odds of getting both in one match would be pretty low without the aid of computer search and bill to burn through the deck.

well, actually, you can attack with the lugia every turn, but it requires more setup, i honestly find it easier to use rayquaza C(inthia), but these sets bring a Feraligatr that allows you to put a water energy from your hand to any pokemon, and a Thyplosion that recicles an fire energy per turn from the graveyard to any of your pokemon (on another business, this mixed with Heatran LvlX is overkill), meaning you would only need a way to supply your hand with a water and electric energy every turn (easily don with roseanne's research)

but yea, i am stunned and smitten at the artwork

[Liraxus]

DAMN! those are...! AMAZING!

Those are the most incredible Pokemon cards i ever seen!!!

Simply beuatiful graphics! Speechless words!!!

[Time Guardian]

well, actually, you can attack with the lugia every turn, but it requires more setup, i honestly find it easier to use rayquaza C(inthia), but these sets bring a Feraligatr that allows you to put a water energy from your hand to any pokemon, and a Thyplosion that recicles an fire energy per turn from the graveyard to any of your pokemon (on another business, this mixed with Heatran LvlX is overkill), meaning you would only need a way to supply your hand with a water and electric energy every turn (easily don with roseanne's research)

but yea, i am stunned and smitten at the artwork

Yes, but at least he requires a heck of a lot more setup then Ho-oh does. And is also dependent on several other cards as well for it to work.

Then again, why should I be saying something about cheap? I'm still using one of the oldest and cheapest decks in the book.

[CaptainX24]

I could go on and on about how amazing those 2 cards look, but all that really needs to be said is "sexy."