BURN IT ALL!

XxABSOLxX XxABSOLxX Expanded 1,653 views Sep 24, 2023
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Use Cryagonal to charge all of your Pokémon then, after you have all the Pokémon you need, DISCARD IT ALL with Radiant Steelix. Follow up with Volcarona V, then obliterate with Flareon VMAX and Kyogre. Use Sunfloar when your bricking energy's.

This deck still has some kinks to work out but overall it should work well. Feedback Welcome!

Card Types

Energy 25
Pokémon 18
Trainer 17

Energy Types

Fire 6
Water 5
Grass 4
Colorless 2
Metal 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 7 attacks
7
25.0% of attacks
2 Energy 7 attacks
7
25.0% of attacks
3 Energy 11 attacks
11
39.3% of attacks
4 Energy 3 attacks
3
10.7% of attacks

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Calculate the probability of drawing specific cards in your opening hand

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Probability of drawing at least of in your opening hand

Comments

.neito.exe avatar

I'm Sorry but it way to unstable, you won't be able to do anything with this, first of all the setup for the dream situation you try to base your deck is way to long and your opponent wil heavily take the lead, second of all, you won't be able to make the come back in one turn (the last turn you get cause of your steelix effect) so you'll either loose for milling your last card, or, you opponent will kill you before you had setup, i see the idea behind the deck, but i just don't think you take it the right angle. I think you should focus on the combination of Kyogre and Volcarona V, this will be way more stable, consistent and viable! You could use a combo with Cryogonal to fill energy on kyogre, and a basculegion and volcarona to recycle the energy with a Radiant Greninja you would have a pretty good deck! I'll go build one! Go check my profil to see the deck and the inspiration!

XxABSOLxX avatar

I understand this. But my thought is that I could use Cryagonal to charge up fast and follow up with Steelix. I realize that after Steelix your sort of at risk. But if I'm right I think you only deck out when you can't draw at all (at least that's what my local tournament does). I agree this is risky, but I let one of my friends use a very similar deck and it went 3/4 against some pretty good decks.

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