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The Trainer Challenge section of the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Online service has launched in public beta today for all Pokémon Trainer Club members. The Trainer Challenge consists of three Leagues, of which players use one of three preconstructed decks to battle 14 AI Trainers. The system uses rule changes brought over from the Japanese Black | The Trainer Challenge section of the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Online service has launched in public beta today for all Pokémon Trainer Club members. The Trainer Challenge consists of three Leagues, of which players use one of three preconstructed decks to battle 14 AI Trainers. The system uses rule changes brought over from the Japanese Black & White Collections, though no rotation was made on the site. | ||
[[File:TCGO Trainer Challenge deck selection.png|thumb|left|Deck selection screen]] | [[File:TCGO Trainer Challenge deck selection.png|thumb|left|Deck selection screen]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:34, 26 March 2011
Limited beta shows off new technology
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The Trainer Challenge section of the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Online service has launched in public beta today for all Pokémon Trainer Club members. The Trainer Challenge consists of three Leagues, of which players use one of three preconstructed decks to battle 14 AI Trainers. The system uses rule changes brought over from the Japanese Black & White Collections, though no rotation was made on the site.
The theme decks for the international Black & White set will include special codes to use the decks on TCG Online; the theme decks will release on April 6, with a full set release on April 25.
