Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

D/P/PT Tournament!

Im sure that nintendos going to fix the problem as soon as you offically get Rotom. I mean why would the company wanna waste their time creating the 5 different forms of Rotom all for nothing.
 
D/C means disconnect. That means, don't turn off the power or do something that causes you to lose the connection during a match.

Sleep clause means, you can't put more then one of your opponent's pokemon to sleep at the same time.
 
Not really.

6 says that if you disconnect from the wi-fi match (intentionally), then you will be disqualified.
7 is one of the most basic rules. No more than 1 pokemon asleep. I don't see why you think because it's singles you can put more pokemon asleep.
 
Afstandopleren. It's not only one pokemon can be asleep period, it's only one of your pokemon can be put to sleep by your opponent at a time and you can only put to sleep one of your opponent's pokemon at a time. However, I have wondered. Can you put one of your opponents pokemon to sleep if they used a self sleep inducing move? A.K.A. Rest.
 
No, a pokemon that already has a status condition cannot be repaced by another condition.
 
That's not what I meant at all, and looking back I see was post was horribly confusing. What I meant was, if your opponent's pokemon uses rest, then they switch to a pokemon that doesn't have a status condition, can you put that pokemon to sleep. Got an answer from "koffing", so I'm good with that.
 
no the point is. if one of your pokemon is asleep and then you switch it out and the opponent puts the new pokemon to sleep would break the sleep clause. pikamaster has it right
 
6v6.

pokemonrocks, I don't think it will conflict since not many people are in both.

Yes, abusing Rest when another pokemon is asleep is not okay.

Don't know if I remembered this, but Evasion clause is in effect.

I think we may be ready to start soon.
 
Well, according to ******, if your opponent put's their own pokemon to sleep, then switches, you can put the new pokemon to sleep.
 
When we get 16, it will.

Wobbuffet is INSANE; Shadow Tag prevents switching, plus it has Counter and Mirror Coat.

If they're obviously a Physical Attacker, you use Counter; if they're special, Mirror Coat, and for Mixed Attackers you use Encore to see if they used a Psysical or Special. Then that attack repeats, so you can use whatever move matches their attacking style. Remember, the only way out is U-turn, and most Wobbuffet users would never switch into a possible U-Turner.

Wynaut is basically the same thing, except with lower stats, which is why it's also Uber.
 
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