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Since most games you want to rare candy anyways, I would drop the Evosoda and one of the Braixen. You could probably also cut the Counter Catcher. While you probably do drop prizes early, since it's a stage 2 deck, which inherently makes it slower, the single copy just feels too unreliable. You...

I'm crossing my fingers for a Great Encounters Claydol reprint, though it probably won't ever happen. Also, doesn't Marshadow have both you and your opponent shuffle and draw 4, not just you?

I feel like their trying to low-key get people to play a Delphox/Infernape deck. It's way too clunky to be competitive, but could be a fun cheese deck. While I don't think the card is trash, I definitely don't think it's very good either. It's just kinda there. Sometimes TPCi has trouble doing...

Congrats, man. I wish I could do something like that. The closest I've come to finding a card I didn't know I had was when a friend of mine at my league asked me if I would be willing to trade him a Bridgette. I told him that I don't have any Bridgetts (I don't. I know it's good. I just don't...

I was just about to say the same thing about the Dragalge. I hope that comes back. I need to make a poison lock deck.

Doubles are actually good. Running multiple copies of a card in your deck increased the chances of you drawing the card, overall making the deck more consistent. If you want to get rid of the doubles, though, there isn't too much you could do. You could sell the cards on TCGPlayer or similar...

What I meant to say is that you make sure to pick up random piles and to shuffle the piles as well. That way, there's no possible suspicion of cheating, since your opponent sees you shuffle piles in between when you pile them. It can take a very long time, though. It's probably too...

During your turn, you may choose to end you turn at any time without attacking. I can't think of any situations where you are forced by the rules to attack (though I might have forgotten about one. Even so, it should never come up in one of your games). Passing your turn can at times be the best...

Well, I meant because then you could use Dimension Valley, which would let you use it for just a DCE.

Yeah. that was just my meme list. In reality, it would probably be better to run the Boundaries Crossed Raticate, since it doesn't also put you at 10 hp. Then you could use Mew EX with Dimension Valley to Copy the attack turn two, and then turn three just use Mew EX again to copy Sylveon's GX...

I wish you the best of luck in your trolling, then.

I think this calls for a two-turn masterpiece. This seems to be a perfect time to break out the good ol' Gourgeist. No, not the one that can get 200 hp. No, we need to play the Sylveon/Noivern Trainer kit one (it's in the Noivern half). Then, next turn you use a Keldo EX to rush in, play Cyrus...

Amazing. If he doesn't know much about unlimited, have fun. I remember when a friend of mine from the league thought it would be a good idea to let me play my unlimited deck against his expanded deck. At the time, my unlimited deck was some garbage Lass-lock, Plus Power cycle deck that didn't...

Nice. Unlimited is such a fun format. The best is when you manage to casually play your unlimited deck with someone who doesn’t know about the different formats.

Lamborghini? That's easy. Just build a normal fire deck (maybe volcanion, like previously mentioned), and play a full set of full art N from Next Destiny. It doesn't really help much, but it instantly makes you the cool one and looks really nice.

I just found out that we get a Ken Sugimori Shinx card. My life is complete. Shinx is my second favorite Pokemon, after Aromatisse.

Well, I definitely know a good Expanded counter to it. Wailord. Just don't give them any energy to get rid of. Other than that, KK-Swizzle has good advice.

For Standard, I can't really give any advice. For Expanded, though, I think Silvally GX is probably in a kind of awkward spot right now. Silvally can get one-shot by Zoroark (albeit only with a perfect setup by Zoroark, but it's a possibility nonetheless). A lot of night march decks like to...