It's super effective!

PenAndPaper PenAndPaper Expanded 2,338 views Jan 23, 2024 Updated Jan 29, 2024
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I know this is isn't going the stay in standard for long, but I just really like playing around with enemy weaknesses

Edit: Shifted a few energies around. Since there are only few popular pokemon weak to fire, I decided do add more electric and metal to deal with chien pao and charizard. I also added a few ways to get extra energies attached.

Card Types

Trainer 36
Energy 14
Pokémon 10

Energy Types

Colorless 4
Fighting 4
Water 2

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 1 attack
10.0% of attacks
2 Energy 2 attacks
2
20.0% of attacks
3 Energy 7 attacks
7
70.0% of attacks

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psiomega avatar

what's the strategy for this deck? how would it work? who is the main attacker?

also why do you have every single type of energy in your energies? the problem with this is you might not draw the right type of energy you want, so that would be detrimental to the strategy.

PenAndPaper avatar

psiomega , sorry, I was very tired so I didn't realize that the deck might be difficilt to understand. Main attacker is kecleon. Tech is to get the right energy cards to hot for weakness with tool to hit x3 instead of x2 alongside kingambit to give +30 damage (raising an attack on weakness to about 360damage).

A third of the item lets you get specific energy cards, so gerting what you need isn't that hard. I have all type of energies because I'm tired and will look at the most and least popular weaknesses when I have the time for it. I hope this answers your questions

Hella67 avatar

you can't attack the turn you use geeta so it's just slow 

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Hella67 

So is having to equip 3 energies to a pokemon. Would you happen to have an idea for a better alternative?

Hella67 avatar

PenAndPaper lost box engine because it's doing what youre trying to do but faster and 10x better 

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Hella67

Not to burst your bubble, but if I wanted to do lost bbox like 50% of the players, I would've gone for lost box.

I like trying to do things outside of the box (pun intended) and I don't expect my decks to be competitive level. My question was concerning more efficient options for *this context*, so if you have nothing constructive to add to this conversation, I gently invite you to not reply to this.

Thank you very much.

Hella67 avatar

PenAndPaper that's the only efficient energy accelerator because there isn't anything else currently, geeta doesn't work buecause it's a turn 3 attack since it restricts you and by that point kecleon would've been ko'd so it's set back to square one, the only other idea is Diancie attached with TM turbo energy so gusting doesn't kill kecleon but that's also inconsistent, also saying i have nothing constructive to add when i've given you an answer is egregious but whatever 

 

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Hella67 

Giving an answer and giving a constructive answer are different things. 

Stating "Just make a deck other than this one" isn't doing anything in working towards a better version of this deck. 

userMP1 avatar

Why not Kabutops instead of kingambit (and supereffective glasses). I'd switched that energy search and potown store for roark and more raihan. And put a drawer in there, like radiant greninja (get rid of wrong energies).

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userMP1 

Good point. I guess I just like Kingambit, haha. I just made a new list using Kabutops that'll work post-rotation. I'll make the changes here as well, though, since I like to brew a lot of alternatives. Radiant greninja is a very good idea (that I keep forgetting, haha)

it's right here if you're curious: https://pokemoncard.io/deck/supereffective-2-0-76581

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