Its formidable Steel Wing and Cross Breaker attacks offer impressive damage potential for just two energy, making it an excellent addition alongside existing robust metal-type cards like Melmetal and Bisharp
On field, it acts as an omni-negate that deals burn damage
Cards like Bane of Progress, Vandalblast, and Aura Shards can set you back severely if you're relying entirely on mana rocks for ramp
It can get a little daunting at times though, even if youre a seasoned MTG veteran
Fire: Another energy type that has been in the Pokmon card game from its very first set, Fire is also one of very few Pokmon energy types in the TCG that only represents a single type in the video games: Fire, of course
The last card type to be introduced into the game was Dungeon, which might not crop up again for a while