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11
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4 Energy
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SaltyW
A couple of things:
Naganadel only adds one prize from the opponent's discard, and since you're not really doing anything to slow their plays down, they'll still naturally outpace you by taking 2 prizes per Naganadel KO. At that point you might as well be running Life Dew, as it effectively does the same thing.
How do you plan to consistently discard 5 card from your hand to activate Misty & Lorelei? In case you're wondering, the 3 energies you search out from the effect can't be discarded, as the effect states that it has to discard cards when you play it, I.E. before you search for anything. Superior Energy Retrieval also doesn't work extremely, because you're getting rid of 3 cards from your hand to get 4, only a net gain of 1 card. Even with Training Court, it's still too many moving parts to be worth it. The main reason this strategy hasn't worked in the past is because the main way of abusing this, Exeggcute, is incredibly bricky just to cover for this discard cost.
CountyGibbon798:
thanks for the feedback. I know this has a lot of issues, and it really wasn't meant to be a consistent good deck. Just funny combo I though of while cleaning out old cards. Maybe I'll improve it some time your changes
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