Pult / Froslass (Crystal Build)

Dallen Larson Dallen Larson Standard 736 views Feb 07, 2025 Updated May 28, 2025
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Standard Format: Illegal

This deck is not legal in Standard format:

  • Hawlucha (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Snorunt (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Artazon (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Arven (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Boss’s Orders (Ghetsis) (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Bravery Charm (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Counter Catcher (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Earthen Vessel (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Exp. Share (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Iono (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Jacq (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
  • Nest Ball (Regulation Mark: G) is not legal in Standard format. Legal marks: H, I, J.
Deck Primer

This has been my main deck since Atlanta Regionals. While most pult lists run Unfair Stamp for the classic item lock + hand disruption combo, this version takes a more aggressive approach with Sparkling Crystal. It’s definitely not the standard build and probably not as refined as top meta lists; but it’s worked well for me, especially against common mons with 210hp like Ogerpon, Latias, Fezandipiti, ect.

The deck revolves around Froslass, which chips away at the opponent while fully

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This has been my main deck since Atlanta Regionals. While most pult lists run Unfair Stamp for the classic item lock + hand disruption combo, this version takes a more aggressive approach with Sparkling Crystal. It’s definitely not the standard build and probably not as refined as top meta lists; but it’s worked well for me, especially against common mons with 210hp like Ogerpon, Latias, Fezandipiti, ect.

The deck revolves around Froslass, which chips away at the opponent while fully utilizing pult's Phantom Dive to spread damage counters to swing matchups. It’s a flexible deck that seems to do a bit of everything. The ideal play pattern is to evolve into Froslass the same turn you deal the 200, letting Froslass clean up key threats and denying Flip the Script.

Not for everyone, but if you like unconventional plays and steady pressure, it might click with you too.

Card Types

Trainer 33
Pokémon 18
Energy 9

Energy Types

Dragon 10
Psychic 4
Darkness 3
Fire 3
Water 3
Grass 2
Fighting 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 9 attacks
9
37.5% of attacks
2 Energy 13 attacks
13
54.2% of attacks
3 Energy 2 attacks
2
8.3% of attacks

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