Today's  Pokemon Card of the Day is Skuntank from the Stormfront set.  This is a  stage 1, darkness type Pokemon card, with an hp of 100.  It has a +20  weakness to fighting type Pokemon, a -20 resistance to psychic type  Pokemon, and a two colorless energy card retreat cost.  Skuntank's  Poke-Power is called Evolutionary Gas and it says that when you move  Skuntank into play you may choose one of your opponent's Pokemon and if  they try to attack that next turn they can't.  Skuntank has two moves  besides the Poke-Power, its first move is called Poison Claws which does  20 damage and poisons the defending Pokemon for two colorless energy  cards.  Skuntank's second move is called Plunder and does the standard  60 damage for three energy cards, in this case, one darkness and two  colorless energy cards.  Plus doing the damage you may remove all  trainer cards attached to the defending Pokemon.  As far as strategy  goes I would plan on moving Skuntank into play when the defending  Pokemon is going to knock out one of your Pokemon, that way you can  either make that Pokemon wait a turn to attack or make your opponent  switch that Pokemon out and lose energy cards when they retreat it.  I  would think about using this card for only its Poke-Power and first move  since it only requires colorless energy cards that way you could put it  into many different type decks.  I would give this card a 3 out of 5  because it is quite average.  It does the standard damage, has a decent  hp especially for a stage 1 Pokemon, and it can inflict a special  condition on the defending Pokemon.  So thanks for reading today's  review of Skuntank from the Stormfront set, stay tuned for tomorrow's  review of Staraptor from the same set. Pokemon Card of the Day: Skuntank (Stormfront)
Today's  Pokemon Card of the Day is Skuntank from the Stormfront set.  This is a  stage 1, darkness type Pokemon card, with an hp of 100.  It has a +20  weakness to fighting type Pokemon, a -20 resistance to psychic type  Pokemon, and a two colorless energy card retreat cost.  Skuntank's  Poke-Power is called Evolutionary Gas and it says that when you move  Skuntank into play you may choose one of your opponent's Pokemon and if  they try to attack that next turn they can't.  Skuntank has two moves  besides the Poke-Power, its first move is called Poison Claws which does  20 damage and poisons the defending Pokemon for two colorless energy  cards.  Skuntank's second move is called Plunder and does the standard  60 damage for three energy cards, in this case, one darkness and two  colorless energy cards.  Plus doing the damage you may remove all  trainer cards attached to the defending Pokemon.  As far as strategy  goes I would plan on moving Skuntank into play when the defending  Pokemon is going to knock out one of your Pokemon, that way you can  either make that Pokemon wait a turn to attack or make your opponent  switch that Pokemon out and lose energy cards when they retreat it.  I  would think about using this card for only its Poke-Power and first move  since it only requires colorless energy cards that way you could put it  into many different type decks.  I would give this card a 3 out of 5  because it is quite average.  It does the standard damage, has a decent  hp especially for a stage 1 Pokemon, and it can inflict a special  condition on the defending Pokemon.  So thanks for reading today's  review of Skuntank from the Stormfront set, stay tuned for tomorrow's  review of Staraptor from the same set.