720 damage turn 3

Zeraora724 Zeraora724 Expanded 1,797 views Oct 23, 2024 Updated Oct 23, 2024
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This isn't a joke deck, this is an actual deck that is meant to be insanely powerful, and it only costs 10 bucks. Use ultra ball, nest ball, or even larry to get a lumineon v, use that to get a crispin, use it to attach energy to lapras ex. Here's a turn-by-turn example: Turn 1, you get a lapras ex and put it in the active spot. (If you get lumineon instead, play it and search for a crispin. If you somehow have a crispin too, search for a larry, it will get your lapras.) Turn 2: use any of the trainers

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This isn't a joke deck, this is an actual deck that is meant to be insanely powerful, and it only costs 10 bucks. Use ultra ball, nest ball, or even larry to get a lumineon v, use that to get a crispin, use it to attach energy to lapras ex. Here's a turn-by-turn example: Turn 1, you get a lapras ex and put it in the active spot. (If you get lumineon instead, play it and search for a crispin. If you somehow have a crispin too, search for a larry, it will get your lapras.) Turn 2: use any of the trainers you have and search your deck for a lumineon v. (If you had 1 before, search for a larry, which gets you a lapras ex, then attach an energy to lapras.) Use lumineon to get a supporter, crispin. Use cripsin, search your deck for 2 energy, attach 1 to lapras ex, and attach the other one to lapras too. Lapras should have 3 energy attached now. (There is an extremely rare chance that you get no item cards or supporters at all, if you do, keep drawing cards until you get one.) After all that, use laminar rain get an insane amount of energy and attach it to lapras. Turn 3: use power splash, doing on average 720 damage, 0hkoing everything. If you're playing non-competitively, ask your opponent if they want to go first. Most decks really want to go first, so the odds are that they will accept. If they do, this will help you by benig able to play crispin or larry on turn 1. Let me know how to improve this deck!

Card Types

Energy 39
Trainer 16
Pokémon 5

Energy Types

Water 18
Metal 13
Psychic 13

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1 Energy 4 attacks
4
44.4% of attacks
3 Energy 5 attacks
5
55.6% of attacks

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CountyGibbon798 avatar

I'd suggest Pokégear over Lumineon for this deck, because a 20% chance to start with Lumineon sounds dreadful.

The other thing is that as long as you're OHKO'ing the opponent, the actual amount of damage you're dealing doesn't matter. For example, once you take two prizes (or none if they're running Maximum Belt), Charizard will begin to sweep your own Lapras and it turns into a traditional 2/2/2. Raging Bolt/Chien-Pao also eats this deck alive, since it thrives on taking big 2-prize KO's early on. Giving your opponents two turns at least to set up will usually involve a loss.

Additionally, what does this deck have to gain from being a quad? For something like Iron Thorns it makes sense since it has to be active in order to disrupt your opponents, which offsets the pitiful damage output. Having a consistency engine would help a lot, as well as allowing some new combos. I might try making this work in Expanded, since it has more options, but I honestly have no clue on what to pair it with.

 

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