TM/CL Pidgeot Headwind Question

Namurashi · 03/07/2011, 08:44 AM

Pidgeot from Call of Legends

Hello everyone! I've got a bit of confusion on this Pidgeot card today. I was wondering what the ruling was for it's headwind attack was. It adds a Double Colorless to each of their attack payments, but if the pokemon were to switch out would the new pokemon have to pay the new CC for their attacks as well?

Personally, I thought it did for a while because it says, "each of the Defending Pokemon's attacks is CC more." but after talking with some people and reading around on other sites people said they bypass this by switching out. So I'm kind of confused. Thanks for reading!

lucario aura wielder · 03/07/2011, 09:01 AM

when a pokemon goes to the bench any all effects on it removed ie if you retreat chomp c x and poketurn active you can use dr again

**vaporeon** · 03/07/2011, 09:03 AM

If the defending Pokemon is switched from Pidgeot's Headwind, then the effect ends and the new Defending Pokemon can use its attacks at normal cost because the effect is not on the Player or Pidgeot, it's on the current Defending Pokemon.

Pidgeot's Headwind attack was written for the case players were to do Double or Triple or in the event there were more 1 Active Pokemon. If there were more then 1 Active Pokemon on your opponents side when Headwind went off, then each of their Active Pokemon, no matter how many must pay 2 extra to attack.

I hope this helps you out.

Namurashi · 03/07/2011, 11:35 AM

Oh I see. Thank you very much lucario aura wielder and vaporeon for clearing that up for me. I really appreciate the thorough explanation.

*Noah121* · 03/11/2011, 06:25 PM

If it put an effect on your opponent rather than the Defending Pokemon, it would have said something to the effect of, "During your opponent's next turn, your opponent's Pokemon must pay (C)(C) more to attack." Unfortunately, since it references the Defending Pokemon, the effect is on that Pokemon and will be removed upon retreat, evolution, etc.

03/07/2011, 09:03 AM	#3
vaporeon Forum Moderator Images: 76	If the defending Pokemon is switched from Pidgeot's Headwind, then the effect ends and the new Defending Pokemon can use its attacks at normal cost because the effect is not on the Player or Pidgeot, it's on the current Defending Pokemon. Pidgeot's Headwind attack was written for the case players were to do Double or Triple or in the event there were more 1 Active Pokemon. If there were more then 1 Active Pokemon on your opponents side when Headwind went off, then each of their Active Pokemon, no matter how many must pay 2 extra to attack. I hope this helps you out. __________________ Times like this make you wish you had Energy Switch.

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03/07/2011, 08:44 AM	#1
Namurashi	TM/CL Pidgeot Headwind Question Pidgeot from Call of Legends Hello everyone! I've got a bit of confusion on this Pidgeot card today. I was wondering what the ruling was for it's headwind attack was. It adds a Double Colorless to each of their attack payments, but if the pokemon were to switch out would the new pokemon have to pay the new CC for their attacks as well? Personally, I thought it did for a while because it says, "each of the Defending Pokemon's attacks is CC more." but after talking with some people and reading around on other sites people said they bypass this by switching out. So I'm kind of confused. Thanks for reading! __________________ Trades Thread

03/07/2011, 09:01 AM	#2
lucario aura wielder	when a pokemon goes to the bench any all effects on it removed ie if you retreat chomp c x and poketurn active you can use dr again __________________ 2nd at BRS fall 2008 with kingdra empoleon 4th at spring BRS 2008 with leafon sceptile 15th at regionals 2008 with gg with cressila tech no claydol 12&15 at states with donphan/queen 2 different states not cut 2009 http://pokegym.net/forums/showthread.php?t=138870

03/07/2011, 11:35 AM	#4
Namurashi	Oh I see. Thank you very much lucario aura wielder and vaporeon for clearing that up for me. I really appreciate the thorough explanation. __________________ Trades Thread

03/11/2011, 06:25 PM	#5
Noah121	If it put an effect on your opponent rather than the Defending Pokemon, it would have said something to the effect of, "During your opponent's next turn, your opponent's Pokemon must pay (C)(C) more to attack." Unfortunately, since it references the Defending Pokemon, the effect is on that Pokemon and will be removed upon retreat, evolution, etc. __________________ League Leader of CCnC League in Chicago.