Toxtricity and Slowking Vmax deck (Improved)

Gengarblade Gengarblade Expanded 3,845 views Sep 30, 2021 Updated Apr 08, 2022
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Uses Galarian Slowking's max toxify to deal damage and power up Toxtricity and then Toxtricity uses Gmax Riot to finish of the opponents pokemon. Uses Tag team call and mallow and lana combo to switch out toxtricity and Slowking. 

Deck edit: Swapped energy spinner and aurora energy out for boltund v and quick ball

Card Types

Trainer 32
Pokémon 17
Energy 11

Energy Types

Lightning 11
Darkness 6

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 11 attacks
11
39.3% of attacks
2 Energy 10 attacks
10
35.7% of attacks
3 Energy 7 attacks
7
25.0% of attacks

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Comments

Gengarblade avatar
Please give me tips on how I could improve my deck I am new to actually playing pokemon. Also the reason why the rarity of the cards are all random is because they are the rarity of the cards I will get in real life. Also Galarian Slowking is part of the slowpoke family of pokemon and I love the slowpoke cards so at first I was annoyed that Slowking Vmax was so weak, and then I realised a combo that could make it more powerful.
Gengarblade avatar
Deck has been updated with Cilian being swapped out for Boltund V
Gengarblade avatar
Cilan has been added back with the removal of energy spinner and aurora energy has been swapped with quick ball
MegaSimp69 avatar
Hey! I love your deck, I play Slowking in standard myself and I started out with Slowking and toxtricity before umbreon came out. My only tip would be to switch the hops for something like 2 Volkner and 2 N. Hop is generally a bad card and I think changes like these can really improve it. Love what you have so far!!
Gengarblade avatar
I made this deck a while ago and I think I have improved a bit from then so I hopefully van improve this deck further. Thanks so much fro the tip
Gengarblade avatar
I added some changes what do you think?
Officelinebacker avatar
@Gengarblade not very good. - You can't have 3 computer search since the Ace spec rule. - Dark patch is useless, doesn't work neither for Hiding darkness nor lighting energy. - 4 tag calls for 2 possible targets. I reccomend you to watch some deckbuilding tutorials and read carefully what cards do, and understanding how to use them. Try testing it online since you can get this deck (without the max rarity) for quiet cheap so you can feel for yourself what works and what dont.
MegaSimp69 avatar
Additions are a lot better now, however you're only allowed 1 computer search due to Ace Spec ruling. i Would recommend removing the 2 you dont need along with the 3 evosoda for 4th quick ball and 3 ultra balls for consistency. Also considering you cannot really use that dark patch, maybe consider switching that and the nest balls for some Professor's Research. 4 tag calls is also probably a little overkill for the sake of 2 Mallow & Lana, maybe drop a few of them and consider more energy, maybe spme aurora energy as it can be any type of energy so will work for both electric and dark. I believe the most important thing is to test play for yourself and see what works for you! Build decks around what you like not what people want you to build. Hope I could help!!
Genesis avatar
Good shout on the Ace Spec ruling guys. I've now modified the deck builder to only allow submissions with a maximum of 1 Ace Spec card.
Riperillaboom avatar
Looks pretty good now, only things are: definitely no dark patch unless you want to include some basic darkness energy. If you want some other sort of energy acceleration from the discard, there's Turbo patch, but it's on a coin flip and only to basic pokemon, so I recommend sticking with the Boltund to set up. Another thing, since your deck relies on keeping status effects on your opponent's active pokemon, Dust Island is kind of a forgotten stadium that carries effects over to the new active pokemon when your opponent plays a switching card. It doesn't work with retreating, so you might also consider Tool scrapper or field blower to remove any Float stone or air balloons your opponent might have. If you really wanted, you could also include some pokemon with abilites that increase your opponent's retreat cost, like Muk.

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