EX Diamond - Pearl Mysterious Treasures Pokemon series cards information

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Diamond And Pearl-Mysterious Treasures, released in August 2007, is the 34th set of cards in the Pokemon Trading Card Game and the 18th set released by Pokémon USA. Its symbol is a ten-pointed star inside a circle. The set contains 25 fourth-generation Pokémon previously unseen in the TCG, following on from Diamond & Pearl.

The set introduces new "Pokemon with Item" cards: Pokemon cards with integrated Pokémon Tools, which include Berries from the Diamond and Pearl games. The set also re-introduces Special Energy variations of Darkness and Metal Energy, as well as three new Pokémon LV.X.

Seek new Pokémon and you shall find… Mysterious Treasures! In this expansion, players will catch the next wave of brand-new Pokemon that no Trainer has ever caught before.

In addition to some great new gameplay options like Pokémon with Berries, new Fossils, and more powerful Pokémon LV. X, Mysterious Treasures includes a parallel set with a brand-new holographic treatment! Pokémon TCG: Diamond & Pearl - Mysterious Treasures features over 120 new cards and remains compatible with previous releases.

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The game is centered on the concept of the Pokémon battle. All Pokémon have attacks and Hit Points (HP); by doing damage to the opponents Pokémon equal to their Hit Points, the player can knock them out and send them to the discard pile.

Pokémon are the basis of all decks. Energy are cards attached to a Pokemon to enable it to attack. Trainers are support cards that allow players to do something to enhance the game. Some can remove damage counters from Pokémon, remove energy from the opposing Pokémon, or revive Pokémon that have been knocked out. There are many other types of Trainers and Of particular value are draw and search cards.

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