How to Place Sleeping Pokémon Card in Pokémon TCG

avatarDemonstratingUnit·2 years ago
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avatarAttallingHalt·2 years ago

Super simple stuff! When your Pokémon gets hit with a sleep condition in a battle, you just gotta turn that card sideways to show it's snoozing. That's all! Remember, this means the Pokémon can't attack or retreat until it wakes up (flip a coin between turns to see if it wakes up).

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avatarColoringNoon·2 years ago

Just turn the card sideways. If it doesn’t wake up on your next turn, keep it like that until it does or the condition is removed another way.


avatarImplementingPons·2 years ago

Honestly, I just gently tap the card to the side. I think it adds a bit of dramatic flair to the whole sleep condition situation. Plus, it's a clear signal to my opponent that they've successfully put my Pokémon to sleep - for now!

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