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Best 4-Energy Grass attacks in Standard

9 Grass attacks in the 2026–27 Standard format cost exactly 4 Energy; 9 of them print a damage number, averaging 178. Big attacks need setup — plan how you will power them up quickly.

Attacks
9
Top damage
240
Average
178

Hardest hitters

PokémonTypeAttackDamageHPPrizes
Decidueye ex Perfect OrderGrassCrushing Arrow GCCC2403202
Mega Venusaur ex Mega EvolutionGrassJungle Dump GGGG2403803
Tapu Bulu Shrouded FableGrassWood Hammer GGCC2201401
Yanmega ex Destined RivalsGrassJet Cyclone GGGC2102802
Alolan Exeggutor 30th CelebrationGrassMega Drain GCCC1501501
Serperior ex Black BoltGrassCommand the Grass GCCC1503202
Meganium Mega EvolutionGrassSolar Beam GGCC1401601
Heracross Twilight MasqueradeGrassSeismic Toss GCCC1301201
Tangrowth Mega EvolutionGrassPumped-Up Whip GGCC120+1501

Best on single-Prize Pokémon

Same cost, but only 1 Prize card if they get Knocked Out.

PokémonTypeAttackDamageHPPrizes
Tapu Bulu Shrouded FableGrassWood Hammer GGCC2201401
Alolan Exeggutor 30th CelebrationGrassMega Drain GCCC1501501
Meganium Mega EvolutionGrassSolar Beam GGCC1401601
Heracross Twilight MasqueradeGrassSeismic Toss GCCC1301201
Tangrowth Mega EvolutionGrassPumped-Up Whip GGCC120+1501

Damage is the number printed on the card. Attacks marked + or × can do more, and Abilities, Tools and Stadiums can change the maths — always read the card. Energy letters: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, N Dragon, C Colorless (any Energy).

Other costs: 1-Energy Grass · 2-Energy Grass · 3-Energy Grass · all Energy-cost lists · why Energy cost matters

Questions people ask

What is the strongest 4-Energy Grass attack in Standard?

Decidueye ex's Crushing Arrow, with 240 printed damage.

How much damage does an average 4-Energy Grass attack do?

About 178, across 9 attacks with printed damage.

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