Tsareena froslass

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my personal tsareena ex deck

Card Types

Trainer 29
Pokémon 23
Energy 8

Energy Types

Water 13
Grass 6
Colorless 4

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 10 attacks
10
35.7% of attacks
2 Energy 15 attacks
15
53.6% of attacks
3 Energy 3 attacks
3
10.7% of attacks

Opening Hand Probability Calculator

Calculate the probability of drawing specific cards in your opening hand

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Probability of drawing at least of in your opening hand

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grandmagusta5258 avatar

If no Hisuian Braviary (Silver Tempest) why the rufflet? I like the froslass approach would probably take a Munkidori (Twilight Masquerade) with some either Luminous Energy (Paldea Evolved) and a Legacy Energy (Twilight Masquerade) or some Basic Darkness Energy (Scarlet & Violet Energies) so that non abilty pokemon can also be knocked out on your terms. The only reason I really like the old approach for this deck with braviary tho is because you can Iono and counter catcher to your hearts content with the braviary and just take the game in one attack once the opponent is done for. Problem with that now is that more healing support exists even when not a lot of decks run any specific healing a decent amount run penny or cheren. Just played someone this morning with Munkidori (Twilight Masquerade) x Blissey ex (Twilight Masquerade) and without a fighting type in my deck had a really hard time to knock out the opponent. 400 HP with 3 munkidori on the field swapping 90 damage off the blissey and then also cheren's whenever. I also personally like Pidgeot ex (Paldean Fates) for Tsareena decks because you usually run little draw power, but I want to trial this deck eventually I like froslass personally and tried making a couple decks based around it. From Dodrio to knocking out with rats, kingambit etc.

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