While other cards over the years have featured effects similar to this (mythic rare Zur, Eternal Schemer from Dominaria United comes to mind), Opalescence was the first to do it en masse for enchantments, and, due to its novelty and being first on the scene, it clocks in with a price point approaching $30
Last updated on March 21, 2026 Lutri, the Spellchaser | Illustration by Lie Setiawan Modern Magic has no shortage of incredible spells, from hyper-efficient removal and card advantage to flashy game-enders like Breach the Multiverse and Crackle with Power
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This attack relies on the number of Energy cards attached to both Active Pokmon to boost its damage output
Running Water-type energies might feel counterintuitive since many decks in the Pokemon TCG focus on one main type to increase consistency
It's the same reason many of you also mentioned Crib Swap and Mercy Killing: Making tokens while destroying things can be helpful even if you won't control the tokens