From: Brian Brokaw <brokaw@teleport.com>
To: by way of The PoJo <thepojo@thepojo.com> <MNoutcast@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Defender
Date: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 5:45 AM

From: by way of The PoJo <thepojo@thepojo.com> <MNoutcast@aol.com>
To: qna@thepojo.com <qna@thepojo.com>
Date: Sunday, September 05, 1999 5:14 PM
Subject: Defender


>Pojo,
>If you put on a charmander then on your opponents turn they switch charmander
>for a ponyta.  What happens to the defender?  Also, if you run out of cards
>in your hand do you lose?
>
>Jeff
>MNoutcast@aol.com


If you put DEFENDER on your active Charmander, it stays on that Charmander.
If your opponent GUST OF WINDs your Charmander back to the bench,
the Defender goes with it (and still protects Charmander until the
end of your opponent's turn), but it does not protect your new active
pokemon.

No, you do not lose if you have no cards in hand.
There are no restrictions to hand size in Pokemon.

Brian Brokaw