Except you can't play basics you draw into on mulligans until it's your turn...
Yes, you can (play pokemon that you draw due to mulligans before the game starts). You just can't replace your active with it, though.
Except you can't play basics you draw into on mulligans until it's your turn...
THOSE are the kind of moves I wanna hear about. This is a perfect example of what this thread needs.But, probably the most "pro" move I've ever seen was Round 2 at Texas States. I'm playing Caleb Cline, who is ranked like #5 in NA at the time. I'm stoked because I know he is really good and playing Luxchomp. We start slow, with him trying to KO my Jirachi by Roserade poison. I stall long enough to hit a Twins and let Jirachi fall to Poison. I detour the crap out of Twins and proceed to start whooping the stuffing out of him. I forget the exact prize count, but I'm pretty sure there is nothing he can do at this point. I think I have 2 prizes left and he has 4 or 5. He just Cyrus'ed for a Seeker, so I judge hit hand away. I had a Steelix active with a belt and 4 Special Metals and zero damage. I had a Jirachi with no damage on my bench and a Blissey with 100 damage on the bench. I don't remember the exact play of events, but I Judge his Seeker away, announce Nurse Call, sprayed. I take a prize. Next turn, he Poketurns Crobat twice to KO Blissey, brings up Luxray, levels up and bright looks my Jirachi, then Seekers up my Steelix, and Flash Impact's FTW. Needless to say, I wasn't happy...
Yes, you can (play pokemon that you draw due to mulligans before the game starts). You just can't replace your active with it, though.
THOSE are the kind of moves I wanna hear about. This is a perfect example of what this thread needs.
And that win was amazing. Guy really knew his stuff.