Ambipom Mill

GroovinChip GroovinChip Expanded 1,183 views Mar 23, 2023 Updated Apr 14, 2023
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Just a fun little deck I threw together a few days ago.

Strategy

Go first if you can. Get as many Aipom in play as you can, and put Cursed Shovels on them (use the Spirit Mask as a backup), and evolve them to Ambipom. Load them up with energy, preferably Twin Energy, Powerful Colorless Energy, or Lucky Energy. Use Glimwood Tangle to ensure your Ambipom have better chances of doing Big Damage™ Make sure only to put out a Glimwood at the right time - if you do it too early and you don't have more

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Just a fun little deck I threw together a few days ago.

Strategy

Go first if you can. Get as many Aipom in play as you can, and put Cursed Shovels on them (use the Spirit Mask as a backup), and evolve them to Ambipom. Load them up with energy, preferably Twin Energy, Powerful Colorless Energy, or Lucky Energy. Use Glimwood Tangle to ensure your Ambipom have better chances of doing Big Damage™ Make sure only to put out a Glimwood at the right time - if you do it too early and you don't have more ready, your opponent can get rid of it.

Use Radiant Venosaur, Pyukumuku, and Oranguru as extra draw power. Use Lumineon V to grab a Supporter for draw power when you're lacking cards at beginning of a turn.

Use the Miss Fortune Sisters to help get rid of your opponent's upcoming item cards and mill down their deck a little. Be careful to use them at the right time; Oranguru can help with this.

Notes

I've seen unexpected success with this deck. However, as with many decks, it really depends on being able to get the rights cards into play. In this deck's case that means getting at least one Ambipom into play along with a Glimwood Tangle. Usually that isn't a problem, but I've occasionally run into hands where had no Aipom, or some Aipom and no Ambipom, or had Ambipom but no Glimwoods. I've also run into cases where my Glimwood got knocked out and I didn't have any more.

Regardless, this can be quite a fun deck to play. Enjoy, and please feel free to comment with any suggestions!

Changes

- Changed Lumineon V & Serena to their standard print variants

Card Types

Trainer 34
Energy 14
Pokémon 12

Energy Types

Colorless 9
Water 2
Grass 1

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1 Energy 8 attacks
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3 Energy 8 attacks
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