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Mapping Out the Dallas Metagame, Travelling with Toad, & Whale Watching “Looking forward to the Dallas Regional Championship, I think the metagame is going to end up looking something like this: Zoroark-GX Variants (40-60%) Seismitoad/Zoroark (15-20%) Golisopod/Zoroark (10-15%) Zoroark/Alolan Muk(10-15%) Zoroark/Lycanroc (5-10%) Night March (10-15%) Trevenant BREAK (5-10%) Garbodor Variants (5-10%) Fighting Stuff ie Donphan/Buzzwole (5-10%) Gardevoir (1-5%) Beach Decks (i.e. Wailord/Primal Groudon) (1-5%) Turbo Turtles (1-5%) Dark Decks (1-5%) Other (1-5%) As you can see, I still expect to see the decks that utilize Zoroark-GX the most to be immensely popular. I don’t think this metagame spread prediction is particularly out there, but should give people an idea of what…
Athens Recap, the Top 8 and What It Means, Divisions Divided, and a Sun & Moon Set Review “Greninja. It’s a deck I’ve played a few times this season, most successfully to a heartbreaking conclusion in Fort Wayne. I didn’t have an article at hand, so it’s not been covered previously, but in San Jose, I also chose the Frogs — and promptly went 0-4. At that point I swore I’d never play the deck again, but, as they say, old habits die hard. I was drawn to it in Georgia because: I lacked a better option. My brother and mother, who usually end up playing something similar to myself and Alex Hill, played Vileplume and M Rayquaza…
It has many hidden capabilities, such as fingertips that can shoot water and a membrane on its back that it can use to glide through the air. (Inteleon)
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