GLC Talk with Waffle!

1:Fighting

2:Psychic

3:dragon

4:lightning

5:Normal

6:grass

7:Watter

8:Fire

9:Dark

10 :Metal

11:Fairy

I feel like Fighting is the best because of its support in Fighting Gong and much more cards, and it also has tanky, strong attackers that aren't hard to set up. I feel like Dogi is kind of broken. And Fighting has so many corresponding trainers like Focus Sash, Premium Power Pro, Martial Arts Dojo, etc.

Maybe yours is better. Colorless is better than I ranked it.

i only recently got into pokemon tcg and i really wanna learn GLC. I wanna make a good fire deck for it or even a water one 

PsychoCid said:

i only recently got into pokemon tcg and i really wanna learn GLC. I wanna make a good fire deck for it or even a water one 

Hello! If you want a good Fire or Water deck, I can help :)

First it depends on the kind of deck you want to build. There is just a normal build, where you have a few attackers that deal good damage and have respectable HP. There's a spread deck, which focuses on spreading damage around the board, and manipulating that to take KO's on Benched Pokemon and even take multi-prize turns. You have the sorts of attackers that deal some damage to your opponent's Active Pokemon and a good bit of damage to one of your opponent's Benched Pokemon. An example of this is Heatmor, which can deal 90 damage for 3 energy, but if you have 3 extra energy on the Heatmor, it also does 180 damage to a Benched Pokemon. Spread is really fun because you can take 2, even 3 prizes in a turn without much difficulty, and you have quite a bit of variety in your attackers. Lastly, there is control. Control decks are the decks that attempt to make the game as difficult as possible for your opponent. Control decks are the toxic decks that try and make your opponent basically unable to play. An example of a control card is Trevenant. Trevenant is a stage 1. and it has an ability that reads, "If this Pokemon is in the Active Spot, your opponent can't play any Item cards from their hand during their turn." See where I'm going? Control tries to lock your opponent out of the game, making it difficult to setup/start attacking. I like control a lot, but it's probably the most difficult to play; as you can probably imagine, it has a ton of different strategies and an interesting card pool. Hope I helped with giving you the basics of the three main types of decks, so now you just have the descision of Fire or Water. See ya! :)

I found this really cool decklist that focuses on Ursuluna (Astral Radiance) and its Peat Hunt attack, getting dos cartes (2 cards lol) from the discard to the hand. It's similar to my Colorless control list, but it is mostly locked in on Ursuluna. Link right here: https://play.limitlesstcg.com/tournament/6a5f65e1937230b102d40cb4/player/amyverse/decklist

What do you guys think? (Kinda crazy I'm saying "you guys" when 2 other people commented)

I feel like the Dudunsparce and Pidgeotto can be cut for a Bibarel line, Skwovet, and some other control card that would benefit the deck. Avery maybe?

TM: Devo could absolutely be added, with Bunnelby it's sort of stupid.

Lastly I think Block Snorlax can go in here.

Maybe I spent 5 minutes writing this comment for no reason, maybe I spent 5 minutes writing this comment so you can discuss this deck, and maybe I'm losing my life rn idk lol

Bye :3

hello!

im interested in glc and it seems like a cool format that allows a lot of room for creativity, but im not sure where to start.

falink said:

im interested in glc and it seems like a cool format that allows a lot of room for creativity, but im not sure where to start.

 Hello! sorry for 5 day late response, I haven't been on in a bit.

A good place to start in GLC is to just look at decklists, watch gameplay, etc. Limitless TCG is quite limited on GLC, so just looking at lists on the internet is fine. Cool GLC hack: if you open a new tab and write the type you want to see and then "GLC", you'll find a page that just says the type you chose. For example, if I search Fire GLC, a page called "Fire" will pop up. If you click on it, it will display the possible attackers, support cards, and strategies. That website (Idk the name  :p ) is very good for looking at GLC decks, and the ban list isn't hard to find either. I have also posted quite a few GLC decks on this site that feature interesting strategies.

Hope I helped!

Have fun GLC'ing!!!

i just think that it just might be gymleaderchallenge.com......

o.o(omega barrage torchiv with tms is mad genius