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(16)
Trainer
(32)
Trainer
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Energy
(12)
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Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
5 attacks
5
25.0% of attacks
2 Energy
4 attacks
4
20.0% of attacks
3 Energy
11 attacks
11
55.0% of attacks
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your using the wrong lechonk
Which Lechonk is better?
The Lechonk (Scarlet & Violet) that you are running is actually pretty good, as it has more hp than the others. If you have two of either of the 60 hp lechonks on the bench, then your opponent could knock both out with one use of Sableye's Lost Mine attack if they are using Lost Box. I can see reason in running one copy of Lechonk (Scarlet & Violet) with Repelling Odor because sometimes you just need to force your opponent to switch pokemon. But then again, it's not like you're going to be attacking that much with a pokemon that you intend to evolve, so you're set right now with your current card choices if you ask me.
AlphaNova my thoughts exactly! So far, the 70HP Lechonk has been the best choice.
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