Wimpy Woods

Siegislash Siegislash Expanded 1,118 views Sep 10, 2024 Updated Sep 11, 2024
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Suggestions are Welcome! 

Tier: (WR is estimated win rate against META decks)

SEMI-META (50%+ WR) 😍

HIGH (40-50% WR) 😊

CASUAL (30-40% WR) 🙂

LOW (10-30% WR) 😑

GIMMICKY (0-25% WR) 🤡

just started this tier thingie so y'all can know often you'll actually win tournament matches with my decks. Hope this helps!🥰 (notice how I didn't add a tier with meta; read my bio if u wanna know why)

Trevenant is overall kind of an underrated card, capable of item locking as a default ability instead of an attack,

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Suggestions are Welcome! 

Tier: (WR is estimated win rate against META decks)

SEMI-META (50%+ WR) 😍

HIGH (40-50% WR) 😊

CASUAL (30-40% WR) 🙂

LOW (10-30% WR) 😑

GIMMICKY (0-25% WR) 🤡

just started this tier thingie so y'all can know often you'll actually win tournament matches with my decks. Hope this helps!🥰 (notice how I didn't add a tier with meta; read my bio if u wanna know why)

Trevenant is overall kind of an underrated card, capable of item locking as a default ability instead of an attack, as long as its in the active; and setting up trevenant to attack every turn is a hassle especially if you want to use the BREAK along with it, so I chose to strike with Golisopod ex instead, Golisopod can be reused every turn since it runs away after a hit, saving you the hassle and focus on evolving trevenants.

Specific Cards:

Compressor - any use for compressor converts the deck to a compressor engine.

Patch - the use for compressor.

Cornerstone - lots of expanded meta decks are ability heavy, so if item lock doesn't shut them down, hopefully cornerstone will.

Eri - rid of useful cards in case they gust and free themselves from item lock.

Float stone - for trevenant, in case they don't knock it out. (3 because you'll constantly lose them)

Wash energy - useful in some cases and the only reason not is patch but compressor should handle acceleration just fine.

 

Have Fun! 🥰

Card Types

Trainer 37
Pokémon 15
Energy 8

Energy Types

Psychic 9
Water 4
Fighting 1
Lightning 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 7 attacks
7
33.3% of attacks
2 Energy 7 attacks
7
33.3% of attacks
3 Energy 7 attacks
7
33.3% of attacks

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Comments

CountyGibbon798 avatar

I wouldn't be opposed to the idea of running Boomerang Energy (Twilight Masquerade) for Golisopod, so energizing it every turn becomes less of a headache once it's set up. This strategy is quite reminicient of my Crobat VMAX deck I made... nine months ago (man, time flies!).

Also, I love the Kirby reference inthe deck name.

Siegislash avatar

CountyGibbon798 Oh yeah thats right, boomerang sounds good. I have only 4 water energy and no recovery so it should definitely help. Thanks! 🥰

 

YOOOO SOMEONE ACTUALLY GOT THE KIRBY REFERENCE!!!👀

Battle Compressor avatar

Gibbon is right here about Boomerang. yes, all it does is protect against energy loss, it does nothing otherwise, but it's still helpful for that reason. 

- Computer over Dowsing, Yes its a compressor engine, but whats the use of compressing when you can just retrieve it immediately?

- More stretcher over incense, yes incense is a good card, but stretcher is better since its a compressor engine. 

Low A tier strength, Low S tier build.

Siegislash avatar

Battle Compressor Thanks for the advice ❤️❤️❤️

All of that makes sense. You are clearly very experienced with the expanded format.

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