SkyBlaze8
Main Deck (60 cards)
x2
$5.00
x2
$8.11
$23.77
x2
$64.73
x3
$124.65
$2.97
x2
$11.78
x2
$23.66
x4
$0.21
x2
$3.54
x2
$0.26
$5.36
x2
$2.21
x4
$2.60
x4
$14.46
$3.11
x3
$0.21
$9.76
x2
$16.59
$55.02
x4
$2.94
x4
$1.12
x10
$0.14
Pokémon
(15)
Trainer
(35)
Trainer
(35)
Energy
(10)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
9 attacks
9
45.0% of attacks
2 Energy
2 attacks
2
10.0% of attacks
3 Energy
2 attacks
2
10.0% of attacks
4 Energy
4 attacks
4
20.0% of attacks
5 Energy
3 attacks
3
15.0% of attacks
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Actually Magnezone from Astral Radiance is more powerful for 6 instead of 4 but it is kind of slow.
Use Ciphermaniac Decoder to simply add 2 energies on top if you really need fast results. Then a first Magnezone digs those first those energies .
Then a next a next Magnezone can attempt to dig more energies. It isn't limited to to one use per turn or 1
Both Tatsugiri and Lumineon can easily dig for a Ciphermaniac to set the strategy up. Sending a pokemon into the discard pile to setup Thorton and having a pokestop is kind a big gamble.
The Trekking Shoes Pokestops and 2 Thortons can be exchanged for Astral Radiance Magnemite and Magnezone and rare candies. Just don't get too greedy and deck out yourself. 9 energies are enough to do 340 damage so keep count on the deck.
Thanks for the feedback but this deck isn't supposed to be taken too seriously and even then Magnezone is a bit clumsy.
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