The Pokemon TCG Pocket Fire Mass Outbreak and Arcanine ex Event explained
Nov. 22, 2024The new Pokemon TCGP event has you Wonder Pick Fire Pokemon, including the rare Arcanine ex.
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The Pokemon TCG Pocket Fire Mass Outbreak Event is live now, letting players Wonder Pick Fire-type Pokemon like Arcanine ex, Charizard, Moltres and more besides. Rather than specific solo battles, this time around the missions and challenges involved are about simply collecting and picking certain cards, and earning special rewards in the process.
Below we’ll explain everything you need to know about the Fire Mass Outbreak event, how to get Arcanine ex for your collection, crack the different missions that’ve been added to Pokemon TCG Pocket for a limited time, and how long you have to complete all this before the event closes again. While what’s here isn’t going to fill out many of thebest Pokemon TCG Pocket decksfor the time being, you can still fill out your collection and earn some useful resources.
The Pokemon TCG Pocket Fire Mass Outbreak event: details, dates and rewards
The Fire Mass Outbreak event is the most recent of thePokemon TCG Pocket Events, a limited time occurrence in which players canWonder Pick various Fire-type cards like Arcanine ex, Moltres, Charizard, and more.There’s also missions tied into it that provide various rewards for completing, but here’s how it works.
The rarest card available as part of this Fire Mass Outbreak event,you can get Arcanine ex through the randomly generated Rare Wonder Picks.These come up every few hours andwill cost Stamina, not to mention that there’s no guarantee that you actually draw Arcanine itself.
The Arcanine ex card is a solid one for Fire-type decks - not quite one of thebest Pokemon TCG Pocket cardsright now, but a respectable option that can do reliably high damage at the cost of hurting itself.
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