(It is not at all unreasonable to get to 5 or more Rapid Strike cards in hand for its Rapid Strike Tentacles attack.)

This also means that Malamar CRE 70 is not legal, because as a Stage 1 its multiplier is 40x and there is effectively no cap on its damage output. This also means that Eiscue BRS 44 is legal because, although its multiplier is 40x, its damage is output is capped at 160 (because you can’t have more than 4 Fusion Strike Energy in your deck). This means that Morpeko FST 179 is not legal because, with the aid of an HP-increasing tool or Abomasnow CRE 10’s Toughness Boost ability, it is quite easy to put more than 4 damage counters on Morpeko to get past 4x the multiplier. This means, for example, that Simisear FST 38 is legal because even though its multiplier is 60x, its damage output is capped at 120. Example: Starmie BRS 55’s Psychic attack. Scaling damage that is dependent on your opponent or your opponent’s board does count as a cap for the purpose of this rule. Example: Eevee FST 205’s Continuous Steps attack. The requirement of a coin flip or coin flips does count as a cap for the purpose of this rule.

In the 345 format, cards with the E regulation mark and later are legal, and any Pokémon in 345 format decks must meet the following requirements:Īny Pokémon included in a 345 format deck must not give up more than 1 Prize card when Knocked Out and the HP printed on the card may not exceed:Ī Pokémon’s printed attack damage multipliers must not exceed the following, unless there is a cap on the damage:Īn attack’s damage is considered not to have a cap if it is possible for a player to apply the attack’s damage multiplier more than four times, with two exceptions:

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