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Getting enough energy was never a problem. Zoroark's trade ability do wonders and that + draw supporter you can get what you want pretty much every turn. The problem is attach the 2 needed energy for Lycanroc's attack, which you can run a Multiswitch as one-of (I've already seen some decklists...

It's hard, but not as hard as you think it is. If you manage to put a Mew-EX early on, you get enough advantage to just snowball the game. Buzzwole takes a while to setup to fully setup the second attacker (they'll most of the time chip damage with the active while they energize the benched)...

It gets better, Cynthia and Pal Pad helps late game consistency problems. Zoroark variants stays dominant and we get a new powerful ability Pokémon which can be shut down - Magnezone.

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Thank you guys for the inputs, I'll be practicing with ZoroRoc from now on with a couple friends I'll ask to play that Passimian decklist. @AFEX I'm gonna look at that game, ZoroGard is very versatile and I'll consider playing it too.

There's a cup soon and I'm planning to play some Zoroark variant or Gardevoir, problem is, there's a couple players that are gonna play Passimian/Mew/Cobalion/Sudowoodo which wrecks me. The deck is very consistent, though people don't think so. 2 Octillery and they always have exactly what they...

similar to hex maniac, you could steam up, then play hex maniac

With both you can hit kill many 180HP pokémon like Volcanion or Tapu Bulu Devoured Field help hitting 130 against Greninja, Baby Volcanion and some others

Tier 1 decks are Buzzwole/Lycanroc, Zoropod and Zororoc. Tier 2 are Volcanion, Garbodor/Espeon/Drampa, Buzzwole/Garbodor and VikaBulu. Tier 3 probably Greninja, Zoroark/Decidueye, Passimian/Mew and Gardevoir-GX. as for Ultra Prism new archetypes and Zorogard, time will tell. any other decks...

A friend of mine plays a similar list with a Cobalion, Tina promo, but with only 1 passimian boost and no tapu koko. All my decks are Zoro variants, Gardevoir and Greninja, it's extremely hard to beat it and honestly it's my worst matchup in my league, not only because it has consistent 2HKO...

Ninetales-GX

greninja break is still better also, can be played from your lap (don't do it)

Double sleeve with dragon shield matte. I have those for six months now and they are like new. I play only on weekends, but still...

it's been revealed in a scan greninja's both attacks have WCC cost

Metal isn't gonna break the format, therefore Fire isn't gonna be rampant, but Shining Genesect isn't good either way. Take a knockout on a early Bulbasaur or a late Venusaur just wins the entire game. KOing a Genesect fully charged (which isn't very difficult due to its low HP) just wins the...

No way Zoroark/Ninetales is a tier 4 deck. It's a terrific deck with so many routes to choose from and maybe that's why it see so less play, but it has high damage output, it's extremely consistent and very tank too.

Glaceon may see little play if people manage to play against it, but it has consistent 2HKO and 1 big knockout you can use after only one frost bullet. I can't agree with Dusk Mane though. It seems like a more inconsistent Tapu Bulu and Tapu Bulu itself has never been a Tier 1 deck.

Necrozma/Magnezone is tier 2. Glaceon-GX is tier 1. I do think that Leafeon-GX/Decidueye is better than Necrozma/Magnezone, but I don't see it as tier 1 though.

wow I started teaching my brother this week and shuffling was the exact big problem, I taught him how to pile shuffling but he still would take forever. optimal way I found was teaching him riffle shuffling by parts, first I taught him how to hold the piles, then to put his thumb on the corner...

I think the only way to play Regigigas now is the control deck that top 8'ed in São Paulo regionals