Charmander Standard Gaming Playmat Mousepad for Pokemon

Bring the heat with the Charmander Playmat for Pokemon! Made with a soft fabric top to protect cards during gameplay or sorting, and a rubber backing to keep the playmat from shifting during use. The playmat is approximately 24" X 13-1/2" and is perfect for tournament play, sorting cards, or decorating your office or workstation.

DETAILS

• Official Pokemon Playmat featuring Charmander
• Soft fabric top protects cards during use
• Rubber backing prevents the playmat from shifting during use
• Approximately 24" X 13-1/2" and lays flat
• Perfect for tournament play, sorting cards, or decorating your office or workstation

Who is Charmander?

Why buy Charmander Pokemon Playmats at Hobby Champion?

Without a doubt, Hobby Champion is one of the BEST collectible stores on the South Shore of Montreal and in the province of Quebec. Don't hesitate, compare prices then buy your Charmander Pokemon Playmats on our online store. The delivery is FREE and FAST from $40 CAD. And you benefit from a 90-day return policy! Why look elsewhere?

• Additionally, a large selection of Pokemon supplies at Hobby Champion is also available to you HERE.
• And finally, for more information on Ultra PRO Pokemon Playmats, you can access the official Ultra PRO website HERE.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) is a strategic and collectible card game where players assemble decks of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards to compete against one another. Launched in 1996 alongside the global success of the Pokémon video games, the TCG has become a cultural phenomenon, with an ever-expanding library of cards, competitive tournaments, and a passionate community of players and collectors.

At the heart of the game are Pokémon cards, which depict creatures from the Pokémon universe. Each Pokémon card features essential stats like hit points (HP), abilities, and moves that reflect its unique powers. These Pokémon are divided into stages: Basic, Stage 1, and Stage 2. Basic Pokémon can be played directly, while Stage 1 and Stage 2 Pokémon evolve from the cards before them, mirroring the video game evolution system.

To fuel attacks and abilities, Energy cards are attached to Pokémon. There are several types of Energy, including Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, and more, aligning with the Pokémon's elemental types. Players must strategically manage their Energy cards to maximize their Pokémon's potential in battle.

Trainer cards provide players with additional tactical tools. These cards are divided into categories like Supporters, which offer powerful one-time effects; Items, which can be played without restrictions; and Stadiums, which alter the game environment for both players. Using Trainer cards wisely is crucial for gaining an edge over an opponent.

A typical game involves each player drawing seven cards from their deck, selecting a Basic Pokémon to place in the Active Spot, and then taking turns. Players aim to knock out their opponent’s Pokémon by reducing their HP to zero, earning a Prize card for each knockout. The goal is to collect six Prize cards before the opponent, or to defeat all of the opponent’s Pokémon.