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While its burning body is already dangerous on its own, this excessively hostile Pokémon also has large and very sharp fangs. (Centiskorch)
Isaiah on Rayquaza/Garbodor for the World Championships “3 Wishful Baton This choice is where most Rayquaza-GX lists differ. When I first started testing the deck, I thought surely that Choice Band was the right secondary tool card to play behind float stone—it acts as a free energy attachment. However, in testing, I found the best tool was Wishful Baton. The pressure that having that tool provides is enough to often win you games. It is easy to say, “oh your opponent will just Field Blower the Wishful Baton so you shouldn’t play it,” but when it comes down to the turn against BuzzRoc, where they have to…
Decidueye’s Plume-less Resurgence, Drampa/Garbodor’s Nationals Performances, and Initial Thoughts on Worlds “I am fortunate to have a lot of friends in the Pokemon TCG. Specifically, I stayed with 10 other friends (across multiple hotel rooms, don’t worry!) that all had not chosen a deck prior to arriving in Indianapolis. Before I arrived Wednesday evening, I was pretty set on Darkrai. My list was similar to the one I posted in my article last week, but I had been testing some games with four Fighting Fury Belt over the four Choice Band. I thought this might give a better shot against decks like Vikavolt/Tapu Bulu, and just help keep Darkrai alive longer.…
Why Night March Ain’t Carin’ About Karen “Let’s start by taking a look at the Expanded meta after Phoenix Regionals and before the release of Karen, which consisted mainly of the “Big Three”: Dark variants, Trevenant, and Greninja. After Karen’s release, however, the meta will change tremendously. Since people are now largely disregarding Night March because of how bad Karen is for the deck, Trevenant loses one its main selling points (its strong Night March matchup), and therefore will not be played as much. Dark gains credibility since it no longer has to worry about troublesome Night March encounters, and in turn that makes Trevenant an even…
By drumming, it taps into the power of its special tree stump. The roots of the stump follow its direction in battle. (Rillaboom)
Examining the Supporter Situation, Pokémon Possibilities, and Zoroark/Garbodor for SM-on “So rotation just happened, and after 7 long years, for the first time we don’t have the ‘discard and draw 7’ effect that Professor Juniper or Sycamore provided, along with no more N. Those are the 2 biggest losses in terms of Supporters, as they’re both so incredibly good and have been around for very very long. So the question is: how do we adapt our decks and what are the major changes to the format? Well, to start us off I want to talk about a couple of cards which we lost that will probably end up being beneficial…
With jaws that can shear through steel rods, this highly aggressive Pokémon chomps down on its unfortunate prey. (Drednaw)
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