Raging Direwings | Noctowl SCR

Siegislash Siegislash Expanded 1,862 views Sep 22, 2024 Updated Sep 23, 2024
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Suggestions are welcome!

Raging bolt Ogerpon ex works because...

Ogerpon ex is a free energy attachment

Ogerpon ex doubles as a supporting pokemon (draw in this case)

Raging bolt works regardless of where the energy is attached.

Probably other reasons but the most important have been noted.

Anyways, this deck is basically Raging bolt but with Noctowl SCR, which has every one of those characteristics plus more, instead, attaching energy to noctowl and squak is super easy with cornerstone + trumpet and

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Suggestions are welcome!

Raging bolt Ogerpon ex works because...

Ogerpon ex is a free energy attachment

Ogerpon ex doubles as a supporting pokemon (draw in this case)

Raging bolt works regardless of where the energy is attached.

Probably other reasons but the most important have been noted.

Anyways, this deck is basically Raging bolt but with Noctowl SCR, which has every one of those characteristics plus more, instead, attaching energy to noctowl and squak is super easy with cornerstone + trumpet and ramps high energy in a short amount of time. This deck is ran with turbo, making it able to dish out absolutely massive amounts of damage first turn. Sada has to be your supporter, so use pokegear, squak, shoes, and secret box to make sure you get it. Sada likely has to be your supporter literally every turn in order to consistently whip out damage, hence the 2 pal pad. 

Secret box is helpful for searching for many useful card as well as sada, all while discarding 3 cards which is helpful because every acceleration attaches from discard. 

AZU because the Nature of Squak and Noctowl leave you pressed for bench space, AZU gives you breathing room.

Greninja is essential for speed, consistency, and energy discard.

 

also turbo decks are always super fun to play! 😝

If you have any suggestions or questions please, don't hesitate to leave a comment! I won't be mean if you leave a stupid question!

Have fun! 🥰

Main Deck (60 cards)

Pokémon (14)
3 Raging Bolt ex sv5-123
$1.50 Dragon 240
2 Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex sv6-112
$0.77 Fighting 210
2 Squawkabilly ex sv2-169
$0.74 Colorless 160
1 Radiant Greninja swsh10-46
$2.97 Water 130
3 Noctowl sv7-115
$0.28 Colorless 100
3 Hoothoot sv7-114
$0.29 Colorless 70
Trainer (37)
2 Area Zero Underdepths sv7-131
$0.19
2 Boss’s Orders (Ghetsis) sv2-172
$0.40
1 Bravery Charm sv2-173
$0.35
4 Earthen Vessel sv4-163
$0.21
Trainer (37)
4 Glass Trumpet sv7-135
$0.13
4 Nest Ball sv1-181
$0.22
2 Pal Pad sv1-182
$0.26
4 Pokégear 3.0 sv1-186
$0.38
4 Professor Sada's Vitality sv4-170
$0.16
2 Rescue Board sv5-159
$0.22
1 Secret Box sv6-163
$5.36
1 Super Rod sv2-188
$0.31
3 Trekking Shoes swsh10-156
$0.16
3 Ultra Ball sv1-196
$0.22
Energy (9)
5 Basic Fighting Energy sve-6
$0.09 Fighting
4 Basic Lightning Energy sve-4
$0.15 Lightning

Card Types

Trainer 37
Pokémon 14
Energy 9

Energy Types

Colorless 8
Dragon 3
Fighting 2
Water 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 8 attacks
8
47.1% of attacks
2 Energy 6 attacks
6
35.3% of attacks
3 Energy 3 attacks
3
17.6% of attacks

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Comments

Zeraora921 avatar
Zeraora921

I have a question. . . What does the shape on the bottom of a card, for example Raging Bolt ex (Temporal Forces) , it has two black stars on the bottom, so what do those shapes mean?

Siegislash avatar
Siegislash

Good question Zeraora921 the shape on the bottom of a card represents the rarity of the card. Which they remodeled in SV, because they wanted to be able to tell the difference between an ultra rare and a rare more clearly. The rarities go as follows:

 

circle - common (always)

diamond - uncommon (always)

star - rare (in SV) rare or holo rare (in SWSH and before)

shiny star - Ultra rare (in SWSH and before) Secret rare baby pokemon (SV)

2 stars - Ultra rare (in SV)

2 shiny stars - Secret rare rule box pokemon (SV)

3 stars - Hyper(golden) rare (SV)

 

As you see, before, telling the difference between ultra rares before was awkward.

 

Eminginjo avatar
Eminginjo

great deck! Maybe another rescue board?

Siegislash avatar
Siegislash

Eminginjo Yeah you're definitely right about rescue, without Arven, I ended up depending on owl to find that rescue board or using manual retreat and it feels like half the time board was prized, which caused severe problems. So after testing, I did actually add another rescue board. 

Ty for advice! ❤️❤️❤️

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