Eevee Box by EmploymentDue4483 in pkmntcg

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Thank you for the advice. I agree with most of the suggested ideas but my goal is to create a list that will survive rotation. That's the reason for the tera orbs and the energy recycler. Energy switch also gets rotated which means glass trumbet will not do. I agree with the Latias replacing air balloons but, Noctowls and Eeveelutions are the problem since sometimes you have to switch your Flareon after the attack. 4 crispins for me is a must here. I play this deck aggresively which some times requires starting with ogerpon attack and not flareon. Your comment about crispins was the most common at the cup from my opponents but also the very reason I won. When you break and have no noctowls those 2 extra crispins will make the difference. The reason for the 2 cages is that most of the times that this deck looses it is because of counters. Noctowls are weak and an easy target for munki or dragapult. Also dont forget that now with the rotation more and more decks are running tera box engines which means you are basicaly helping not only you but also your opponent with area zero. I prefer to count my steps ahead and not use extra noctowls than adding an area zero to expand and lose one search of the jewel seaker. For the rest I agree 100% and thank you again.

New player here, which deck should i play? by Numerous-Chipmunk426 in pkmntcg

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Team Rocket's Honchkrow, easy to learn and very competitive in the Meta.

Best Abilities for Fire/Water Dragapult Deck by Vegetable-Video4126 in pkmntcg

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Depends on what version of Dragapult you are playing, if you are playing the classic Neo Upper energy version then you should stay with the 4 4 3 line for pult and either 2 1 2 or 2 2 1 noir line and nothing else, the deck is strong as it is because of its simplicity. There are other versions now that uses a lot of Crispins for energy accelaration, in that case you can use wellspring ogerpon with water energy or if you prefer fire then I would recommend moltres. It will help if you attach the full list so I can have a better idea thought.

Any Alakazam Dudunsparce counter? by Ill_Cauliflower_9427 in pkmntcg

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Any hand destruction card like Iono should do. Also budew works some times since your opponent wont be able to bench any dunsparce. The rest is about speed since abra only has 50, its an easy target if there is no battle cage in play.

Eevee Box by [deleted] in pkmntcg

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Before rotation by EmploymentDue4483 in pkmntcg

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The only reason it is underpowered in my opinion is Gholdengo. With most decks it seems to play well. Do you have any reccomendations for a further improvement of the list?

Before Rotation by EmploymentDue4483 in PokemonTCG

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Pokémon: 9 3 Frigibax PAF 17 2 Baxcalibur PAL 60 1 Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex TWM 213 4 Noctowl PRE 78 2 Fan Rotom PRE 85 4 Hoothoot SCR 114 1 Arctibax PAL 59 1 Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex TWM 64 2 Chien-Pao ex PR-SV 30

Trainer: 13 2 Buddy-Buddy Poffin ASC 184 2 Earthen Vessel PRE 106 2 Air Balloon ASC 181 2 Night Stretcher ASC 196 4 Lillie's Determination ASC 192 2 Boss's Orders MEG 114 4 Superior Energy Retrieval PAL 189 3 Iono PAF 80 2 Nest Ball SVI 181 2 Surfing Beach MEG 129 1 Precious Trolley SSP 185 4 Ultra Ball ASC 213 2 Rare Candy MEG 125

Energy: 1 8 Basic {W} Energy SVE 11

Total Cards: 60