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Pojo's Pokemon Card of the Day

Jigglypuff13	7/1 Dawn Stadium (MD)   So, you like to make stall decks then. Stall decks are alright really, but some of them lack the consistent and continuous healing that are needed to survive. However, as you may or may not have realised, most stall decks are Grass or Water based, and thus, Dawn Stadium becomes quite good for most stall decks. Dawn Stadium gives consistent and continuous healing every turn you attach an energy to one of your Grass or Water Pokémon. It also gets rid of Special Conditions, which is nice. However, you have to keep attaching energies to your tank to keep it being healed, and after you've got enough energies on your tank to allow it to attack, you are probably not going to want to attach any more to it. There's always Energy Switch or Energy Trans type Poké-Powers, but still, your deck will need to be very specialised to make the deck work with Dawn Stadium. Also, of course, it can be used by your opponent, which can be annoying. Still, it can be a good healer for if you need to use it.   Ratings:   Modified: If you can stall with a Water or Grass Pokémon in your deck, then Dawn Stadium can come in handy at times. However, it does work better if the card in question does more damage with more energy, or if you have something like an Energy Trans card you can use. The fact that your opponent can use the effect is annoying, as is the fact that Windstorm or Counter Stadiums are easy and well played ways of getting rid of Dawn Stadium, which if you rely of Dawn Stadiums healing is very annoying. However, it can be extremely useful, and thus any Water or Grass stall deck should consider this straight away. Other typed stall decks need not consider it. 3.5/5   Limited: Chances are, you'll be able to use a Grass or Water type here, but chances are, they won't have the HP to really be a tank fitting of Dawn Stadium. The removal of damage and Special Conditions is still very nice though. 3/5   Sorry about the short review today, there just isn't much to say about Dawn Stadium.
Monster of the Lake  PoJoMOTL	A stadium today. Rox. Dawn Stadium Following along the Leafeon/Glaceon emphasis on Majestic Dawn, here is a card that would be G/U in Magic. Do you play it this season, or the next? Combos Whenever you attach an Energy, ANY Energy, to a Grass or Water type, you take off 10 damage, and get rid of all Special Conditions. The keyword here is "whenever you attach an energy." Keyphrase. Whatever. The idea is, attach the energies, take off the damage, win/win/win (third win for me, I always win). You can see how you can start to abuse this card with cards like Leafeon Lv.X in modified, and Blastoise, and Blastoise ex in Unlimited. A nifty combo, one that acts as a reverse Pokémon Center, but also as a double-edged scimitar in mirror. Like most stadiums. At least it's not Chaos Gym. Ratings (1 - Sux, 3 - Meh, 5 - Rox) Modified: 2/5. Useful with Leafeon Lv.X. Wait until next season for its power to be truly unleashed. Limited: 5/5. The only stadium in the set, this thing will stay in play once you put it in play. And healing 10 by attaching energy is simply amazing in Limited, not to mention getting rid of Special Conditions, which can be a pain. Unlimited: 3/5. Funnily enough, this card has a fantastic combo with Blastoise, and actually works better in Unlimited than in HP-On. The effect of the stadium activates with each energy you Rain Dance. Free Potions for everyone! Aurora Eeveelutions amica. Valete.
Alazor	Dawn Stadium With decks like Empoleon that might still be played and the new Kingdra being awaited in the next set and with Leafeon lv. X being played, I'd expect this stadium to see some play. This might even work in a Raindance deck. Modified: 3.5/5 Limited: 3.5/5 There's quite a few water pokemon and grass pokemon, so it should be fairly easy to build a deck that benefits a lot from this card. Unlimited: 2/5 There's also Ecogym (Neo Genesis), Power Tree (Legend Maker), and Glacia's Stadium (Power Keepers) that might work just as well.
Milk Man	Dawn Stadium   Welcome to day 2 of Trainer week! Today we're looking at the next installment of element stadiums, Dawn Stadium. Overall it's not a bad card, it never hurts to heal, but it would be amazing if it would heal more than one counter per energy, maybe 2 damage counters or one between turns... If it's played right, maybe with Gyarados or another (w) or (g) that status' itself then it'll pay off, otherwise it just doesn't seem worth it. A good counter to status decks, but once again, only for (w) or (g).   Modified-1.75/5   In the limited format it could go either way, it takes up a spot, but it heals, and in a format where you take healing where you can get it, it may pay off... with (w) or (g)...   Limited-2/5
Greenzan goose	Dawn Stadium MD   Good day to all of you pokemon card fans. Today we continue our week of MD trainers, stadiums, and supporters. This card today is decent, look at it more like a card to prevent bad stadiums (Like Crystal Beach, Holon Circle, Moonlight Stadium, Lake Boundary, Ect.) from staying on the field too long, but as a trainer itself… It isn’t too bad, the effect is decent for (W) and (G) decks, effectively removing 1 damage from a (G) or (W) pokemon each time you attach energy to it. There are some neat tricks with this; Leafeon Lv.X comes to mind, and other pokemon like Blastoise… But we run into a problem, it only works once if you attach a whole bunch of cards from your hand at the same time... Meaning that even though you attached 5 energy to one pokemon with Blastoise, you only get to remove one damage counter…   Pros – It gets rid of bad Stadiums. Removes 1 damage from your (G) or (W) pokemon. Removes all special conditions too (Trust me, this can be a life saver!)   Cons – It only works for (G) and (W) pokemon. Only heals 1 damage even with mass energy attaching effects.   Modified – If you’re running a (G) or (W) deck, think about it. If you’re running Leafeon Lv.X, USE IT! 3.75/5   Limited – How often are you going to attach energy to a (G) or (W) pokemon? Exactly. 3.5/5   How would a whole stadium be stuck at dawn? Do they not follow the same rules of the earth’s gravitational rotation as us?   “Never harm an enemy, but don’t help him up either…”