Cresselia Braviary Build
Matthew Gragg
Main Deck (60 cards)
x3
$0.37
x2
$0.10
x2
$0.23
$0.24
$0.32
$1.72
x3
$0.06
x3
$0.19
x2
$0.05
x2
$0.26
$0.24
x2
$0.20
$0.30
x4
$0.22
$0.30
$0.17
x2
$0.19
x2
$0.20
x2
$0.23
x4
$0.18
x2
$0.18
x2
$0.14
x2
$0.34
x2
$0.39
x2
$0.25
x2
$0.24
x2
$0.18
x6
$0.20
Pokémon
(18)
Trainer
(36)
Trainer
(36)
Trainer
(36)
Energy
(6)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
17 attacks
17
70.8% of attacks
2 Energy
1 attack
4.2% of attacks
3 Energy
6 attacks
6
25.0% of attacks
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Test Hand
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Prize Cards (6 cards)
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Play 3 cresselia and 2 Spinda (Silver Tempest) for its spread damage, lose tulip for TM evolution, lose counter catcher for 1 switch and extra 1-1 bibarel line plus the second spinda
Dodrio is more consistent than Gengar for fueling Moonglow Reverse, and it can replace Bibarel as a draw engine while simultaneously being a backup attacker. I like Gapejaw more than Old Cemetery because it works more consistently for your opponent and for you, as you only really attach energy to Cresselia (and Dodrio if you add it). Anyways, this is a really nice deck idea, and I like how Radiant Alakazam can be a backup attacker if needed.
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