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Pokémon TCG Tips & Strategy

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Jumping nimbly about, this small-bodied Pokémon takes advantage of even the slightest opportunity to disorient larger opponents. (Rookidee)

The Top of the Pack

Looking at the Strengths and Weaknesses of Standard’s Top Trifecta, and at Ninetales & Drampa “Putting it bluntly, there are 3 very clear decks at the top of the pack: Gardevoir-GX, Golisopod-GX and Ho-Oh-GX. Everything else, based on League Cups and Bremen Regionals, seems to be just a tad behind these 3. Sure, Alolan Ninetales-GX, DeciTales, VikaBulu and the other Garbodor variants can compete. However, they lack the raw power and strength that the aforementioned trifecta contains. Looking ahead to Hartford Regionals, I would definitely recommend choosing one of those 3. Why are these decks so ahead of the pack though? Let’s break it down.+ First off, Gardevoir-GX, the World champion (and also my favorite…
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The Memphis Megas

Examining Safe Standards for Memphis and Profiling Scizor-GX “What I was playing before Philadelphia was only a few cards from what got Top 8 and won in Australia. However, to my biggest surprise, both lists were missing Steven’s Resolve. I’m really in love with the card as I talked about in my previous article. Other than that, I’ve switched out to playing 3 Dhelmise and 3 Rayquaza-GX, rather than a 2/4 split respectively. Here’s what the list currently looks like: I made that change for a couple of reasons. First, usually 2 Dhelmise is enough to carry you through a game against the Shrine decks. However, if you…
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As it digs, it swallows sand and stores it in its neck pouch. The pouch can hold more than 17 pounds of sand. (Silicobra)