Dialga's Temporal Calamity
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Main Deck (60 cards)
$15.23
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$0.09
$0.15
x3
$0.25
$0.67
x3
$64.73
x3
$2.16
$3.11
$31.50
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$0.30
$3.49
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$14.49
$9.86
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$3.63
x3
$61.50
x2
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x2
$8.59
$83.61
x18
$11.72
Pokémon
(17)
Trainer
(25)
Trainer
(25)
Energy
(18)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
12 attacks
12
46.2% of attacks
2 Energy
2 attacks
2
7.7% of attacks
3 Energy
6 attacks
6
23.1% of attacks
4 Energy
3 attacks
3
11.5% of attacks
5 Energy
3 attacks
3
11.5% of attacks
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Miraidon searches for Magnemite and sets it up faster, plus Arceus uses VSTAR and you can't use Dialga's VSTAR Power. This decklist is a copy of the one used by Terry Tai. Not everyone has to run Arceus.
The point of this deck is for Dialga to use its Vstar Power, Arceus Vstar would defeat that purpose. Magnezone already provides plenty of energy to Dialga, especially with all the draw power and number of energies + at least two Magnezone on the bench, which is easy to set up too with Miraidon and draw power. I don't understand what's so hard to understand that this deck was used in irl competitions by the person mentioned in the description and did REALLY well. Without Arceus. Arceus has no point nor place here. I only added Kartana for fun but it can be replaced with Manaphy.
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