this is so broken
You're right. Whoops.I doubt it. Playing Town Map lets you control exactly what you get in prizes. If you play Rotomdex after, you will likely get those cards back in your deck, but then you wouldn't know exactly what your prizes are again. Better off just playing Town Map
this is so broken
Can you guys explain your logic? I don't follow.I feel like this could be good with vs seeker and here comes team rocket!
The problem is that it's such an astronomical happenstance. If someone was playing Sableye and they found out that it was prized, it would be way more efficient to scoop and move on to game 2.Its a theoretically useful card for a deck that doesn't take prizes. If Sableye garbodor ran this and town map it could get a prized life dew out of its prizes for instance
Well you can use this with cards that show you your prizes so if you need something that is in your prizes you can just use it and get it out.Can you guys explain your logic? I don't follow.
But then what happens if you reprize something else that you need?Well you can use this with cards that show you your prizes so if you need something that is in your prizes you can just use it and get it out.
well its not awful it can be used but im probably not going to.But then what happens if you reprize something else that you need?
Also, it doesn't actually get you the card. It just makes it easier for you to get it.
This card is awful.
Uhhhh I don't think you understand competetive playMY EVALUATIONS!
- Rotom Dex - Oooohhh! This card looks nice in the competitive play. Very very useful. Maybe 1-2 in every deck. It'll get you desired cards back in the deck which are in the Prize Land, hopefully! You're the meta!
I don't fully get those who say this card is terrible. If you know your decklist, you can generally figure out the important things that are prized within the first deck search. If there's a number of important/vital cards prized, you have something of an "out" via the Rotom PokeDex. Especially so if you're talking about about a mill deck, where you don't take prizes; or a gimmicky deck. If you play the card in the right circumstances, there is a very high chance that you will draw more "favourable" prize cards, and perhaps save yourself a loss.
My only concern would be that it's highly situational. I haven't been following competitive play one-hundred percent, but I think that there is more ways to get the Trainers that you want now. It is sorta like the Rotom from Undaunted, which I believe got used somewhat, so I think there's some potential.
The problem is that it's such an astronomical happenstance. If someone was playing Sableye and they found out that it was prized, it would be way more efficient to scoop and move on to game 2.