Reshiram & Charizard GX Deck

Deck Strategy: The goal with this deck is ultimately to load your board with Fire Energy and beefy attackers, but Green's Exploration and a generous assortment of Fire-themed Trainer cards provide flexibility in how you get there. Try to use Volcanion's Flare Starter attack or the Welder Supporter card early to get off to a blistering start. It's not uncommon to get enough Fire Energy onto Reshiram & Charizard-GX to be able to use the imposing 230-damage Flare Strike on the second

Deck Strategy: The goal with this deck is ultimately to load your board with Fire Energy and beefy attackers, but Green's Exploration and a generous assortment of Fire-themed Trainer cards provide flexibility in how you get there. Try to use Volcanion's Flare Starter attack or the Welder Supporter card early to get off to a blistering start. It's not uncommon to get enough Fire Energy onto Reshiram & Charizard-GX to be able to use the imposing 230-damage Flare Strike on the second turn of the game. Few other decks can match that kind of speed, especially considering how quickly this deck can chain attackers using Welder.

Key Cards: This deck's potential for explosive two-card combinations makes it extremely fun to play. Fire Crystal or Fiery Flint can immediately put enough Fire Energy in your hand to make sure you can activate Welder's card draw. Green's Exploration is an easy way to find a Custom Cather's missing partner, or even to find two at the same time as a more complicated Lysandre in a pinch. Pokegear 3.0 is a great means of digging up Welder and Green's Exploration without much hassle, and if it finds Lt. Surge's Strategy instead, you could play all 3 Supporter cards in the same turn. This deck can seek out cards almost as efficiently as those centered around Zoroark GX, but with far more power on offense.

Parting Shots: The lone Eevee & Snorlax-GX is a great choice against decks that can attack this deck's common Weakness to Water-type Pokémon. Don't underestimate Victini  as another secondary attacker—in this deck, it can potentially do more than 200 damage, and it's a worthy investment to help prevent your opponent from claiming an easy victory by simply landing Knock Outs on two of your TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX. It's hard not to fixate on the wonderful Heat Factory  when you're playing a Fire-type deck, but don't forget about the new Power Plant—it creates no drawbacks for you because none of these Pokémon have Abilities to begin with, and it's a great way to slow down Zoroark-GX, block Tapu Lele GX, or remove a Shrine of Punishment from play.

Info: This Deck is unlimeted format because Lt. Surge's Strategy are banned from the expanded format. (It's to owerpower)