- Can I use Looker Whistle to search my deck for another Looker Whistle since "Looker" is part of its name?
- No, you cannot. You can only search for the card named "Looker".
Source:
Ultra Prism FAQ (2018-01-19), TPCi Rules Team (2018-02-01)
- If I use Mars with only 1 card left in my deck, can I still discard a random card from my opponent's hand?
- Yes, as long as you can draw at least 1 card you get the other effect. Of course if you can't draw any cards, you can't play Mars.
Source:
Ultra Prism FAQ (2018-01-19), TPCi Rules Team (2018-02-01)
- If you somehow get 4 Missing Clover back into your hand, can you play them all again a second time to take another prize card?
- Yes, you can.
Source:
Ultra Prism FAQ (2018-01-19), TPCi Rules Team (2018-02-01)
- The text on Cyrus{*} should say, "You can play this card only if your Active Pokémon is a {W} or {M} Pokémon". The original text says you can't play this card unless you have a {W} or {M} Pokémon in play, but the intended requirement is to have a {W} or {M} Pokémon as your Active Pokémon.
Source:
Organized Play News (2018-01-24)
- If I use Arceus' "Type Switch" attack and choose a type, what happens if I use Ninja Boy to switch Arceus for a Basic Pokemon of a different type? Does the new Pokemon become both types or does the new type supersede the choice from "Type Switch"? Or what if you Ninja Boy for a dual-type Pokemon like Volcanion EX that is Fire/Water?
- The type chosen by Type Switch overrides the Pokemon's actual type, so the new Pokemon would become the type chosen rather than its regular type. And in the case of a dual-type Pokemon it would become the single type that you chose for Type Switch.
Source:
TPCi Rules Team (2017-12-21)
- I'm confused by the text on Peeking Red Card. After the opponent shuffles their hand into their deck, who gets to draw that many cards, the opponent or me?
- The opponent gets to draw that many cards.
Source:
Crimson Invasion FAQ (2017-10-20), TPCi Rules Team (2017-11-02)
- Can I use Heavy Ball to search for Wimpod that has the "Wimp Out" Ability on my first turn?
- Yes, you can. Abilities only work when in play (unless the card says otherwise), so Wimp Out is not active while Wimpod is still in the deck.
Source:
TPCi Rules Team (2017-09-14)