Dylan Lefavour

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  • Joined Jun ’11
  • ✍ 23 articles written
  • 🌎 5× Worlds qualifier
  • 🃏 Playing since 2004

Bio: I’ve been playing Pokémon since July 2004. I won the 2008 world championship as a senior, New England Regionals in 2011 and in 2013. I finished in top 4-of U.S. Nationals and top 8-of Worlds in 2011. Founding member of the New England Pokémon retirement home. I currently work in esports, where I run the official Hearthstone collegiate program at Tespa.

Simply Standard

Revisiting Regionals, Adapting Old Favorites, a New Night March, and the Future of Frogs

The Great Divide

Bridging the Gap Between Night March and All the Rest

Retro-Cool

Building a Better Mewtwo and Long-Standing Decks to Finish Cities Strong

Circling the Hive

New Manectrics, Refreshed Toads, and the Timely Return of Bait & Switch

The Whirlwind Tour

75 Flip-Filled First Turns with Shiftry NXD
It’s highly skilled at tap-dancing. It waves its cane of ice in time with its graceful movements. (Mr. Rime)

Night Maintenance

Tuning Up Decks for the Final Weekend of States

En Garde!

Pioneering the Primal Clash Metagame

Turning Tides

A Longer Look at Primal Clash

The Third Triumvirate

On the Tail of the Big Three

The Falling of the Forum

A Look at the Evolution of Communication in Pokémon TCG
It digs up the ground with its trunk. It’s also very strong, being able to carry loads of over five tons without any problem at all. (Cufant)

Overcoming Toxicity

The Dunning-Kruger Effect in the Pokémon TCG

Paranormal Activity

The Spooky-Good Impact of Phantom Forces

New Challenger Approaching!

Weighing In on Furious Fists Entering the Ring

Ebb and Flow

The Uncertainty of the Post-Flashfire Metagame and a Look Back at Plox and Sablelock

Stellar Guidance

A 2014 New England States and Spring Regionals Rewind
Icy scales fall from its wings like snow as it flies over fields and mountains. The temperature of its wings is less than −290 degrees Fahrenheit. (Frosmoth)