justitts
Main Deck (60 cards)
x4
$0.12
x3
$0.14
x2
$2.76
x2
$5.51
x2
$0.16
x2
$0.97
$3.11
x4
$0.26
x2
$0.17
x4
$0.25
$0.25
$0.30
$0.23
x4
$0.23
x3
$0.27
$2.56
$61.50
$1.44
$1.81
$4.14
$0.24
x2
$2.99
$1.62
x3
$0.24
x8
$0.11
$2.93
x3
$0.25
Pokémon
(16)
Trainer
(32)
Trainer
(32)
Trainer
(32)
Energy
(12)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
7 attacks
7
30.4% of attacks
2 Energy
6 attacks
6
26.1% of attacks
3 Energy
10 attacks
10
43.5% of attacks
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Instead of using Arceus, what about using Lumineon V and some other tech V card and then use Forest Seal Stone? That way Arceus does not become a liability for a good portion of the game.
PlasmaFists11 Lumineon V (Brilliant Stars) can be a greater liability than arceus in most situations
Arceus Vstat? No Vs to power up, what's the use of it, Starbirth?
You can also add reversal energy.
So yeah the point of Arceus is starbirth for one and two gives you some time to set up it's a strong attacker and you can easily let it get hit once and then collapse it or retreat it
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