Charizard ex Post 151

AlphaNova AlphaNova Expanded 13,081 views Sep 24, 2023 Updated Sep 24, 2023
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Really the only notable difference here is one copy of Charizard ex from 151. This should help take key knockouts in the early game before your opponent takes any prizes. A few other notes: Charmander from 151 did not show up on the card search for some reason, but that has 70 HP so I'd run that in place of the Charmander shown here. Mew ex didn't show up either, but it's ability and attack can both be of use in this deck. Other suggestions are welcome.

Card Types

Trainer 31
Pokémon 19
Energy 10

Energy Types

Colorless 8
Fire 6
Darkness 3
Psychic 1
Water 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 8 attacks
8
36.4% of attacks
2 Energy 8 attacks
8
36.4% of attacks
3 Energy 4 attacks
4
18.2% of attacks
4 Energy 1 attack
4.5% of attacks
5 Energy 1 attack
4.5% of attacks

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Comments

Octowen avatar

This is one of those times you really wish you could play more than four of a card--rare candy!

AlphaNova avatar

Octowen 

Yeah, four copies of rare candy never feels like enough for any sort of stage two deck (other than gardevoir). But hey, if this means I don't need to worry about seeing an opponent play three Charizard ex's on turn two in a league challenge, then I guess I can't complain too much...

Marco_Ne avatar

Yeah, I do wonder what Pokémon would be like if you could play more than 4 of one card in a deck... I know I would be playing like 15 acro bike lol

Octowen avatar

AlphaNova that is so true. 😂 

Marco_Ne yeah just play a streamlined deck with 10 trekking shoes

AlphaNova avatar

Octowen  @Marco_Ne

Run an unlimited deck with one copy of Unown (Lost thunder 91, with the hand size alternate win condition) one copy ofLysandre's Trump Card (Phantom Forces) and 58 copies ofBill (Base) 

your opponent will never know what hit them ;)

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