Raid Pot

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Raid Pot is a plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2. She is a seasonal plant, tied to Raid Pot's Ceramic Season in . Raid Pot allows for two plants to be planted on a single tile, and has a fair amount of Toughness which allows her to hold zombies off for a little while. Unlike vines, where they take priority over the plants inside, Raid Pot is the last plant to be eaten or shoveled. With the shovel, you can specifically target which of the two plants to remove, and zombies eat the right plant first, then the left plant, and finally the Raid Pot itself.
Certain plants cannot be planted inside of a Raid Pot, including vine plants like and , and other Raid Pots. In addition, for each existing Raid Pot on the lawn, new Raid Pots will cost 25 additional sun to plant. This can ramp up fairly quickly, so it's a good idea to make sure you've got a steady supply of sun coming in before you start bringing out the Raid Pots.
Plants with limited range, such as or , will still be able to reach their normal distance even if visually they are offset a little bit. Instant-use plants will similarly have their regular area of effect.
==Origins==
	Raid Pot is based on , which in turn is based on a flower pot, which is a container in which flowers and other plants are cultivated and displayed. Historically, and still to a significant extent today, they are made from plain terracotta with no ceramic glaze, with a round shape, tapering inwards.
	Raid Pot's name is a combination of "Flower Pot" and "Raid", and thus is also partially based on a raid, which is a military tactic or operational warfare "smash and grab" mission which has a specific purpose. Raiders do not capture and hold a location, but quickly retreat to a previous defended position before enemy forces can respond in a coordinated manner or formulate a counter-attack. Raiders must travel swiftly and are generally too lightly equipped and supported to be able to hold ground. This raider is a pot and incapable of doing that.
== Almanac Entry ==
== Upgrades ==
=== Plant Food Effect ===
When fed Plant Food, Raid Pot spawns an additional Raid Pot behind it or in front of it, depending on where there is available space, as well as activating the Plant Food abilities of any plants inside the Raid Pot.
=== Contain-mint Effect ===
When boosted with , Raid Pot's Toughness is increased by 900 damage for the duration of the mint.
=== Upgrade Levels===
Level	Seed packets	Coins 	Upgrades	Upgrades	Upgrades
Level	Seed packets	Coins 	Sun Cost	Recharge	Toughness
1 	0 	0 	150 	10 sec 	300
2 	10 	1,000 	150 	10 sec 	350
3 	100 	5,000 	150 	10 sec 	400
4 	200 	10,000	125 	10 sec 	450
5 	400 	20,000	125 	7 sec 	550
6 	750 	30,000	125 	7 sec 	600
7 	1,000 	40,000	100 	7 sec 	650
8 	1,250 	50,000	100 	7 sec 	700
9 	1,500 	60,000	100 	5 sec 	800
10 	2,000 	75,000	75 	5 sec 	900
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===Mastery upgrades===
* Chance to Boost 
*Toughness Bonus
==History==
===May 21st, 2023===
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===September 10th, 2023===
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==Strategies==
Raid Pot is the queen of space efficiency. You can use Raid Pots to plant more than one on a tile and double your sun production per tile, or you can use her to plant multiple attackers like and in the same place. The possibilities are endless with this one! Keep in mind that she's not particularly cheap, and she only gets more expensive over time, so it's one of those plants that you'll probably want to start putting down a little later on in the level rather than at the very beginning as you build up your sun production. However, there's nothing better than having, for example, two on a tile or two .
If you're particularly wealthy in the sun department, you can use Raid Pots on all of your plants to make it easier to fit instant-use plants in there. You could reserve a space in the back for your Power-mint, or an entire column for something like a or . There are truly an unlimited amount of possibilities with this plant. Space efficiency is always near the top of the list in terms of things that are important to think about, especially during hard levels, so just having the ability to bring this plant and never worry about it again is game-changing. Keep in mind that you can't protect whatever's inside with, let's say, an , so you need to make some tough choices about which is more meaningful for your specific setup.
==Demonstration==
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== Gallery ==
RaidPotHD.png|Raid Pot HD
RaidPotCostume1.png|Raid Pot's first costume (flower)
RaidPotCostume2.png|Raid Pot's second costume (shades)
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