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Main Deck (60 cards)
x2
$0.12
x2
$0.12
x2
$0.13
x2
$0.12
x2
$5.95
x2
$2.34
x2
$3.42
x2
$1.43
x2
$0.96
x2
$2.05
x2
$0.19
$0.08
x2
$0.22
x2
$0.12
x2
$0.31
x2
$0.18
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$0.18
x2
$0.14
x2
$0.22
$0.16
x2
$0.12
x16
$0.10
x4
$0.30
Pokémon
(20)
Trainer
(20)
Energy
(20)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
12 attacks
12
35.3% of attacks
2 Energy
6 attacks
6
17.6% of attacks
3 Energy
16 attacks
16
47.1% of attacks
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Test Hand
Opening Hand (7 cards)
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Prize Cards (6 cards)
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Shuffled using Fisher-Yates algorithm
Do not buy this for tournament play. This deck has no synergy or consistency. You need to focus it. If you want to build a powerful water type deck, I recommend building Chien-Pao ex and by looking at some popular builds on limitlesstcg, or potentially Palkia VSTAR, but be aware of E block rotating in a few weeks if your are trying to build a tournament deck. Most of the cards in this deck just don't work. Glaceon VSTAR isn't great and Jynx ex and Beartic just suck. Kyurem VMAX isn't a great card, especially when we have Chien-Pao ex in the format. Also you have no powerful search trainers like Ultra Ball. Potion, Bravery Charm, Leftovers, Saguaro, Luminous Energy, and Delivery Drone are awful in this deck. 4 Irida is a staple in any water deck. Radiant Greninja is also typically the radiant of choice. If you run Greninja ex, you want to focus on damage counters with cards like Inteleon VMAX, Hawlucha, and Radiant Alakazam. There are many ways to build a water deck. If there is a specific one you want to build, I'm happy to help you workshop it, just ping me.
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