Strategies for Pokemon Duel

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The Pokemon Company had a really nice and completely unexpected surprise for Pokemon fans all over the world: they just launched Pokemon Duel on the App Store and Google Play Store! The game is an amazing board game mixing strategy mechanics with card collecting and the elements we love: tons of Pokemon to play as and send into duels. The game is pretty complex and addictive, so we’ve decided to share with you some Pokemon Duel cheats and tips for a complete strategy guide that will help you get the most out of this game and win your battles easily.

This Pokemon Duel guide will cover some of the advanced strategies you will need to defeat your competition in the online world. We’ll be updating out Pokemon Duel guide regularly as new information and strategies are discovered so be sure to check back frequently. Pokemon Duel is available for iOS and Android devices in the App Store and Google Play respectively.

The Basics: Pokémon Duel is a strategy game based on classic Pokémon battle mechanics, but it’s also quite different from the conventions established by previous games in the franchise. Duels are played on boards like this, and Pokémon are represented by figures instead of actual monsters.

When two opposing Pokémon cross paths on the field they’ll enter battle. The moves used and their effectiveness are determined by a random spin. Generally, the player that spins the lower number loses. Unlike the mainline games, type has no impact. Any Pokémon lost in battle are sent to the Pokémon Center. Only two can be there at once, so the longest penalized one gets revived first. After being revived, the hurt Pokémon can’t be used for one turn.

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