I have a question about basic pokemon. How many different pokemon can you have in your deck( excluding evolutions)? For example , would it be possible to have : chimchar, chansey, turtwig, mudkip, numel, mew, jirachi (and all accompanying evolutions) in your deck. Just for the record, that is not my deck, I just came up with them off the fly.
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No. There is no limit to how many different Pokemon you can have in your deck. But, you can only have 4 of One Specific Pokemon.
thank you very much. Now am I supposed to lock this thread now that my post has been answered?
you can have as many pokemon as you like, you can even bring evolution cards without having its basic form.
of course this is not very useful.
i recomend to you just use 3 evolution chains, no more than one that contains stage 2.
remember that the more same pokemon you have, the more the chances of getting one of them out.
i also recomend to you have a minimum of 10 basics.
good luck!
of course this is not very useful.
i recomend to you just use 3 evolution chains, no more than one that contains stage 2.
remember that the more same pokemon you have, the more the chances of getting one of them out.
i also recomend to you have a minimum of 10 basics.
good luck!
wow that question is fun...
i think, yes you can put them all in the deck if you like but they won't be playable. It would just look like a fun deck that has 60 different pokemon inside it. but if your talking about piece by piece you can have upto 4 max copies of one card.
EX: 4 chimchar, 4 charmander, 4 cyndaquil, 4 torchic
i think, yes you can put them all in the deck if you like but they won't be playable. It would just look like a fun deck that has 60 different pokemon inside it. but if your talking about piece by piece you can have upto 4 max copies of one card.
EX: 4 chimchar, 4 charmander, 4 cyndaquil, 4 torchic