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Visiting family in California in about two weeks! Woo!

...then again, the Houndoom Mill in me screams Heatmor/Raichu...

Looking at all the potential things I could be building and I immediately snap my attention to Garchomp/Lucario. Le sigh.

https://asmeria.wordpress.com/2017/11/23/whoa-mah-gerd-im-alive-update/

Happy Thanksgiving ya'll.

I'll keep mine short. I ended up getting Red when it first came out at a Toys R Us that was near my old house. I wanted Blue, but they were sold out. My parents noticed that I loved the game and one day, my father ended up bringing home a Pokemon Starter Deck (the reeeeeally old one). I haven't...

I would have to agree with the above individuals. Your list looks fine and Lapras does have a weakness to Grass, meaning you OHKO it without having to use too many resources. Also, if I may point out... losing to a deck three times does not, in any statistical regard, make it a bad...

So, tldr, I moved to Oregon and I'll be playing again. Thoughts on Tapu Bulu or A-Ninetales?

Breathing again.

There's way too many things for me to quote and, quite frankly, I'm over this conversation. The only reason I bothered posting was because I felt like Pidgey Boy was misrepresenting something that already has results, but if you all feel that he's correct, by all means. I'll state what I...

After typing what is a literal essay about what makes Garbodor impacting on this Meta and what makes it good/bad/etc... I will simply say this... The deck is a threat and we need to prepare for it. -Asmer

I have no idea why you would think this is the case... but no, not by a long shot. Most Decidueye/Vileplume decks run between 28-30 Trainers in general... at most. about 10 of those slots are dedicated to Supporters and 4 are dedicated to Forest of Giant Plants. assuming we're going with 28...

It allows you to OHKO Decidueye GX, which can be a problem considering they partner the card with Vileplume, which cases the deck to naturally play less items. It's why Eeveelutions is the second most successful version of the deck in Japan, behind the natural Trashalanche/Tapu Lele GX build...

I suppose that's true, though I would simply argue that playing Decidueye GX or even Trevenant is a better idea. There may come a point where Sableye outclasses Aqua Patch, but that only happens if Water no longer becomes a threatening deck, which doesn't look like the case any time soon. It...

I feel like pushing another Stage 2 Line in a deck that already relies on a combo isn't the smartest idea. If anything, I'd rather see something like Trevenant from the new set. At least it has really good Synergy with Vileplume, only requires a DCE to attack and has a great attack to boot...

It has a lot of problems vs things that don't necessarily rely on Items to get going, like Volcanion and A-Ninetales. The deck is good, but it requires a set up, which will always be what holds it back from being whoamygodbroken tier. Not to say that it won't be a threat, but it's not the end...