An actual EX FA would be sweet ^_^
It will be challenging because an ancient trait EX FA blank doesn't exist, but I'll see what I can do.
An actual EX FA would be sweet ^_^
Very nice, Reggie.
I just noticed, however, that the attack/ability icons you're using appear a little bit large in proportion to the rest of the blank. If I were to guess, I'd say you're using Asche's newest symbolsheet, which conforms to his newer huge-size blanks. Out of his many older symbolsheets with icons appropriate for the blanks you're using, the one I use is here.
Also, unless you intend to make another Supporter card of Steven with a different effect and no last name, you might want to change the name of the Supporter in Metagross's Ability (Playing Steven Stone from your hand is different from playing Steven).
Unfortunatly I am not much of a competitive player.It seems like you've made some of these cards a bit too strong. Ivysaur searching for an Energy for free once per turn is really unbalanced. Compare it to Plasma Chandelure, which is a Stage 2, limits itself to Fire Energy, and places a damage counter whenever it is used.
Doesn't M-Sceptile do the same thing but more energy? Now that I think about it this card seems perfectly normal to me.
As much as I think Mega Sceptile-EX is unbalanced, there are still a few things to note about it that make it weaker in comparison to Ivysaur.
-M Sceptile is a Mega Evolution.
-M Sceptile needs to attack to attach extra Energy.
-M Sceptile only attaches from the hand.
-M Sceptile only attaches Grass Energy.
-M Sceptile can't stack as if it was an Ability, unlike Ivysaur.
If this Pokemon is your Active Pokemon, you may attach an Energy from your hand to 1 of your Pokemon.
Brute Force is really OP. Discarding an energy in general is OP, bit discarding one attached to everything? This would be our next Seismitoad-EX.
Effects that relate equally to both players are [normally] NOT balanced. If you are a good deck builder, you will tailor a way to make Gigalesch's effect minimal for you (energy accelerators etc), but obviously your opponent wouldn't be prepared. If we go looking into the format now, there's Head Ringers that effectively would make it impossible for your opponent to attack.I don't think so. Remember, it also discards energy attached to Gigalesch and your benched Pokemon. So it's balanced out in my opinion.
Effects that relate equally to both players are [normally] NOT balanced. If you are a good deck builder, you will tailor a way to make Gigalesch's effect minimal for you (energy accelerators etc), but obviously your opponent wouldn't be prepared. If we go looking into the format now, there's Head Ringers that effectively would make it impossible for your opponent to attack.