Ruling Energy Boosters

[Metalizard]

I got a question.

I have a Gardevoir (Power Keepers) as my active Pokémon ans I attach it a Boost energy. Does its attack get more damage for each cost the Boost energy provides?
What I mean is the boost energy provides (C)(C)(C) and the gardevoir's attack says "does 10 damage times the amount of energy attached to gardevoir and the defending Pokémon". does it cause 10 damage (for the psychic energy needed for the attack cost) and 10 more damage for each (C) of the boost energy? or does it just cause 20 damage, 10 for the psychic energy and 10 more for the boost energy (because boost energy is just a single energy card)?
I hope you understand what I want to know and I hope somebody has the answer...

 

[kravenace]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

 

[Psychic Pokemon Master]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

It's 40 damage, you forgot to count the Psychic Energy's damage...

 

[Teddiursa]

The same effect applies for Scramble energy and DRE.

 

[Smacktack]

If you add the boost it will add 30 damage plus any other energies attached to your Gardevoir and the Defending Pokemon.

 

[xxashxx]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

It's 40 damage, you forgot to count the Psychic Energy's damage...

It does 40 damage I will show how it works. Each C represents 10 damage meaning 10+C+C+C=40. Think of it on this card Boost energy is a power of whatever damage of the attack 10x4 or 10+10+10+10=40 in this case any anyway. On other cards it is different but on this card that is how boost energy works. Boost energy adds 30+ damage to every attack. Instead of the attack doing 10 it does 40.

 

[kravenace]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

It's 40 damage, you forgot to count the Psychic Energy's damage...

It does 40 damage I will show how it works. Each C represents 10 damage meaning 10+C+C+C=40. Think of it on this card Boost energy is a power of whatever damage of the attack 10x4 or 10+10+10+10=40 in this case any anyway. On other cards it is different but on this card that is how boost energy works. Boost energy adds 30+ damage to every attack. Instead of the attack doing 10 it does 40.

Don't flag me as wrong. I have only answered about the amount of the Boost Energy.

 

[xxashxx]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

It's 40 damage, you forgot to count the Psychic Energy's damage...

It does 40 damage I will show how it works. Each C represents 10 damage meaning 10+C+C+C=40. Think of it on this card Boost energy is a power of whatever damage of the attack 10x4 or 10+10+10+10=40 in this case any anyway. On other cards it is different but on this card that is how boost energy works. Boost energy adds 30+ damage to every attack. Instead of the attack doing 10 it does 40.

Don't flag me as wrong. I have only answered about the amount of the Boost Energy.

We were only trying to help so we did our best to help you out.

 

[Metalizard]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

Well, I guess the same happens to Dusclops ex's Shadow Beam attack, right?

Anyway, thanks to all of you!

 

[Psychic Pokemon Master]

It does 30 damage. It is specified on the card, "amount of energy", not "amount of energy cards". An example of "amount of energy cards" attack is Blissey from MT.

Well, I guess the same happens to Dusclops ex's Shadow Beam attack, right?
Yes...

Anyway, thanks to all of you!