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1. Machamp Prime. It'll be a good partner with donphan prime 2. Yanmega Prime. Possible 70 damage for 0 energies sounds enticing. 3. Rescue Energy. I feel it will be used as much as Call 4. Lucario. Could be a possible counter to Lost World decks. 5. Electivire. Charges itself and it's second...

Yeah, fossils have been talked about as being the counter to Hunter. IMO Cursed Droplets isn't as good as his Plunge Into Darkness attack.

RE: What people don't know about curse gar What is your record with your build of cursegar? I tested a cursegar build with your techs and it didn't do very well, especially against sps which dominate the meta. It is really cluncky.

The chance of having to discard up to 7 cards hinders electrode prime's chance of being useful. You can use twins after, but like El Radar said. What if those cards get discarded. I think the cons outweigh the pros.

Sorry but the Electrode G strategy isn't that good. It requires too much effort to do only 20 damage to each of your opponent's Pokemon. There's nothing to protect on the bench that is worth the two spots Manectric takes up at least. I don't understand why you insist on not running Azelf...

Mew will be great since you can use any pokemon's attacks even if you don't have preevolutions. Electivire will also be a great card to pull to play with. Black Belt and Twins will be the best trainer cards to play with.

I believe it's just a league card because it offers a prize to the opponent for a chance to hopefully pull energy. Plus it can be power sprayed.

RE: What people don't know about curse gar I don't think the loss of Mr. Mime MT is as great as Claydol. There are other walls that can be substituted in(though in most cases not as useful), but there really isn't anything to replace Claydol.

- 2 electrike - 1 manetric (you don't really need the bench protection - 1 electrode g (do you really want to give up the prize?) - 1 pokegear - 1 department store girl - 1 bench shield - 1 underground expedition - 3 Rainbow Energy + 1 Gastly (great starter) + 1-1 Uxie Lv.X (you need...

This is the first I have heard of the Machamp SF idea. It's sounds very good in theory and I hope it tests as well as it sounds because deafen will be a problem especially since koing Dialga will be hard with Lostgar.

I ran cursegar before rotation and I attempted to build a cursegar deck that would be successful. The loss of claydol has really hindered the deck's performance.

The goal is to get 6 pokemon in the lost zone by the gengar's plunge into darkness attack. Not taking prizes works to your advantage so you can use cards such as Twins. Mew Prime allows you to start sending pokemon to the lost zone turn 2.

RE: what is you tcg deck I run Vilegar. I've played different Gengar decks since I start pokemon. I've tried other decks such as Luxape and Donphan, but I like Gengar the most. I plan on running a Lostgar deck once triumphant is released and I've already began testing with proxies and some of...

I was thinking before they started deafening you, but they'll just attach again.

Koed <ews work to your advantage as well as they put you in down in prizes allowing you to take advantage of Twins. I think Lost Remover to remove the sp metal energy from Dialga is more effective than gulpin.

That's where Mew Prime comes in. You don't have to worry about building up a Gengar before you can get an attack off because Mew Prime can just use Gengar Prime's attack. The only problem with Mew is the low hp.

Mew Prime will be competitive in Lostgar.

RE: Drifblim from Undaunted (#12) [9/26] 1. How does the card stand on its own? Is it good, bad, or have potential? Is it worth being played? - Drifblim is worth being played as a tech to shuffle away tanks. 2. What popular metagame decks is it used in? - It can be used as a tech in SP...

If Lostgar ends up being as good and as popular as it's made out to be(I've been testing some variants and it definitely does have potential), I think the top decks will be as followed Lostgar Tyranitar Prime Dialgachomp Luxchomp Vilegar Other Lost World variants (Absol)

Gengar Prime doesn't have to rely on his own attack to use his body. You can use Gengar AR to Shadow Skip and Shadow Skip into Gengar Prime, which will cause the pokemon that was koed by Shadow Skip to be sent to the Lost Zone by his body. Getting two Gengars out can be difficult and it's not...