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ZoroGarb for Portland, Jon’s Idea Dump (UPR–CEC Edition), and Charizard & Braixen Hand Lock for LAIC “-1 Cobalion-GX -1 Mr. Mime PLF +1 Garbodor GRI +1 Brigette For the most part, I thought Michael’s list was perfect. It was well suited for the expected meta. However, to the surprise of some, Archie’s Blastoise, arguably the most hyped deck going into the event, didn’t have a single spot in Day 2. This wasn’t even due to the deck doing poorly or having a poor place in the meta, it was mainly because not many people played it. The changes I’ve made to the list are under the assumption that the same will hold true in Portland. Cobalion…
A Look at Malamar, Buzzwole, and Zoroark moving into Lost Thunder Standard “Hola 6P! I’m back with another article and I’m really excited to be writing this as there is a lot to talk about! First off, Lost Thunder is finally officially out, and that means a lot of testing and prepping for Brazil! Granted a lot of my time has been dedicated to doing videos and catching the ‘hype’ wave in order to make sure I have content everywhere, but between that and coaching and my own personal games, I am very much looking forward to kicking back into full gear for Brazil now that Standard feels quite refreshed. Before Lost…
Kenny’s Guide to Success in Tournament Preparation and Progression “You’ll read a lot of articles that tell you to get plenty of sleep and make sure you eat a nutritious breakfast. While I think you should be doing these things, I don’t think it needs to be repeated here. Of course you are going to function best on enough sleep and enough calories. This should be obvious to anyone with a SixPrizes account, though I admit it is easier said than done. The only thing I’d like to add in this realm is that I don’t think you should break from your personal routine all that much. If you’re…
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Seniors Philadelphia Regionals 2016 Tournament Report with Zebstrika/Eelektrik “(Yes, I seriously played this.) For any of you who care to know, this deck contains 17 one-of cards, including 4 different Tools and 6 different one-of Pokemon. All testing was done through theorymoning and nothing else. 4-4 Zebstrika NXD These are your main attackers, and as such, run as many as you can. For those who do not know, Zebstrika is a Stage 1 with 90 HP and it has an attack called Disconnect, which prevents the opponent from playing Item cards during their next turn. I can almost guarantee that most of you are asking, “Why play this over…
On Playing the Pokémon TCG Optimally “Some Strategies That Aren’t Currently Important Playstyle Adaptability Going Rogue Identifying Weaknesses in the Metagame and Format Metagaming In-Game Skill Endurance Basic Arithmetic and Powers of Observation Conclusion It’s strange to talk about the strategies that exist in the Pokemon TCG – to even admit there are multiple strategies to this game. We often think of strategy as something more simplistic than it is. “Practice,” “plan ahead,” “counter X with Y”… these are the most common bits of advice that float around in the Pokemon TCG. But these are different strategies entirely. So while Jenga requires only finger stability and…
It attacks with rapid beats of its stick. As it strikes with amazing speed, it gets more and more pumped. (Grookey)
This Pokémon generates electricity and channels it into its legs to keep them going strong. _______ can run nonstop for three full days. (Boltund)
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