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Hay Fever, Hay Maker [Dark Vileplume/Scyther/Rocket's Scyther]

Sheodon

Sheodon

The Orient Gamer
Member
TCG One Compatible

Experience: Intermediate
Difficulty: Easy

Pokemon
  • 4 Rocket's Scyther [G1 13]
  • 4 Scyther [JU 26]
  • 3 Dark Vileplume [TR 13]
  • 2 Dark Gloom [TR 36]
  • 3 Oddish [TR 63]
  • 2 Chansey [BS 3]
  • 2 Cleffa [N1 20]

Trainers
  • 4 Energy Removal
  • 4 Pluspower
  • 4 Professor Elm
  • 3 Gust of Wind
  • 3 Rare Candy
  • 2 Computer Search
  • 2 Item Finder

Energy
  • 14 Grass
  • 4 Double Colorless Energy

Strategy

The strategy is really easy: set up Dark Vileplume as soon as possible on the bench, then use the Scythers (Vanilla or Rocket's) to beat your opponent as soon as possible. Chansey is usually a wall in this concept, but it can also be used as a beater. Cleffa and Professor Elm are your friends, as both of them works pretty well even with Hay Fever. This deck is actually pretty easy to use, as it uses less Trainer cards than a usual Unlimited deck. The only thing you actually need to be aware is to not lock yourself.
 
If this is Unlimited, can't you choose stronger Pokémon than Scyther? Or are you trying to stick to a certain era?
 
Serperior said:
If this is Unlimited, can't you choose stronger Pokémon than Scyther? Or are you trying to stick to a certain era?
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I'm trying to make Decks which are compatible with TCG One, which is currently only have cards up to EX Hidden Legends. As soon as it gets updated with DPP sets (or even BW & XY), I will be able to add other beaters.
 
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