This is a question I have pondered for some time. Say I use Gardevoir's Psyshadow power to look through my deck and find an energy, but there are none to be found. Do I have to show my deck to my opponent to prove that there are indeed no psychic energies? This of course is about all cards like that who do not have the option to choose a card in them. How would you go about proving that there aren't any in your deck, or does your opponent just have to take your word for it?
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Question about searching your deck and not being able to find anything
- Thread starter Ice'Cold
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Well, you could either show the contents of the deck to your opponent if they don't believe you, or you can call over a judge to be a witness and prove to the judge that there aren't any in your deck.
But remember, Pokemon as a game is supposed to be about fun; it's not a good idea to habitually disbelieve that someone intentionally "did not find" something in their deck without good reason.
My $0.02,
- CHRISBO
But remember, Pokemon as a game is supposed to be about fun; it's not a good idea to habitually disbelieve that someone intentionally "did not find" something in their deck without good reason.
My $0.02,
- CHRISBO
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