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Topic: Errata's
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kurobatto
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posted January 04, 2003 03:16 PM
I got some questions on what's been errata'd and stuff.
1. Have all effects that say "in order to use this attack" been replaced by "or this attack does nothing." Or is that just Legendary Collection cards?
2. Was Dark Haunter ever errata'd? Currently it says, "Put a Baby Pokemon or Basic Pokemon card from your opponent's discard pile onto his or her Bench. Put 1 damage counter on that Pokemon. (You can't use this attack if your Bench is full.)" So theoretically, you could unlimitedly place Baby/Basic Pokemon on the opponent's bench.
3. Are there any other errata's other than Blaine's Charizard, Darkness Energy, and Rocket's Minefield Gym?
Thanks.
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Super Celebi
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posted January 04, 2003 03:20 PM
During Japanese print runs, Brock's Ninetales allowed you to use the Pokémon Powers. It was errated in Japan, then the errata made it here such that it was printed.
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kurobatto
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posted January 04, 2003 03:26 PM
Yeah I heard about that. The reason that card was errata'd there and changed when printed here is because of a combo you could use with it (atleast I think that's the reason). You would play Base Blastoise on Brock's Ninetails, Rain Dance tons of Water Energy onto it, discard Blastoise, play Base Charizard, and then it would be 'good game' from there.
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lvirden
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posted January 06, 2003 07:14 AM
Wizards.com has a master rules document that sorts all the rulings out by card. If you visit the Pokemon home page and look at Wizards Master Rules document you will find an
official document.
It isnt updated as frequently as the Compendium document though; last time I checked, it didn't list the newest set cards.
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