Main Deck (60 cards)
x2
$0.20
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$0.39
$0.04
$0.23
x2
$75.43
x2
$0.92
x2
$1.64
$1.33
x2
$1.29
$0.58
$0.76
x3
$0.26
x3
$0.48
$0.26
$0.10
x4
$0.19
$0.31
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$0.25
x3
$0.23
x2
$0.18
$0.12
x3
$0.29
$1.46
$0.32
$0.39
x3
$0.16
x2
$0.26
x8
$0.15
x2
$0.32
Pokémon
(17)
Trainer
(33)
Trainer
(33)
Energy
(10)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
6 attacks
6
30.0% of attacks
2 Energy
4 attacks
4
20.0% of attacks
3 Energy
9 attacks
9
45.0% of attacks
4 Energy
1 attack
5.0% of attacks
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The short answer is if you want to beat Charizard Ex, play Block Snorlax, but for those who don't want to wait 3 hrs to win, I'll help you out. For one thing, adding a bunch of grass Pokemon doesn't automatically beat Charizard Ex. In my opinion, you should probably dedicate to one strategy instead of having one-offs that can get prized or brick you at the wrong times. With Venusaur Ex, going all out on Arven and Tm Evolution ton set up as many Venusaurs to create unkillable tanks in the late game. Qsareena is best utilized with Irida since it lets you get both it and rare candy by turning two so it can attack for one energy. To use both of these Pokemon to their maximum effectiveness would need you to dedicate the entire deck to them to get the most out of them. I see the potential, but needs more focus.
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