Poison Braixen (Post-Rotation)

SoroSorrow SoroSorrow Expanded 3,586 views Feb 27, 2023 Updated Mar 07, 2023
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Here is my take on Braixen from Silver Tempest!

Sorry I lied, this is not really a Post Rotation, but it is really close to. The only thing you need to do is change Quick Ball for Nest Ball and remove the Glimwood Tangle Stadium (This is really a facultative card) and you are ready to go! 

Odd to say, but I think one of the best partner for Braixen (other than in a Zoroark deck) is this Overqwil. It completes Braixen so well! You don't always need to setup Braixen early game since you need to

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Here is my take on Braixen from Silver Tempest!

Sorry I lied, this is not really a Post Rotation, but it is really close to. The only thing you need to do is change Quick Ball for Nest Ball and remove the Glimwood Tangle Stadium (This is really a facultative card) and you are ready to go! 

Odd to say, but I think one of the best partner for Braixen (other than in a Zoroark deck) is this Overqwil. It completes Braixen so well! You don't always need to setup Braixen early game since you need to discard sime Serena before it becomes strong enough anyway. So for this reason, I decided to opt for Overqwil. Zero Energy Cost attacker and it does 50 poison damage, which is perfect to fix the math for Braixen. 

IMO, this is the perfect (or at least a great) Pokemon to set up the board until Braixen is ready to finish thing off! (The Rapidash version too is great, but without Training Court, it might be harder to get it going). My reasoning is that at 240 damage after 4 Serenas (at most 270), it is not enough to KO most of Vstar, so it needs a little help. That and the fact that I don't think we absolutely want to discard all 4 Serena Turn 1. Serena is still a great supporter, so we should make use of it that, instead of using Meowstic to get all Serena in the discard turn 1 (which is why I decided to opt for an early attacker).

As for the Radiant, it is debatable. I chose Jirachi, but both Greninja and Sneasler could be great choice. I might try different things in the future. This is just a work in progress (from a deck Pre-rotation that I loved) so don't hesitate to give tips!

Cannot beat Lost Box deck unfortunately, but what Single Prize deck can?

Card Types

Trainer 28
Pokémon 22
Energy 10

Energy Types

Fire 10
Darkness 6
Colorless 4
Metal 1
Water 1

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1 Energy 21 attacks
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60.0% of attacks
2 Energy 12 attacks
12
34.3% of attacks
3 Energy 2 attacks
5.7% of attacks

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