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So I built a similar version of this list and so far I'm 3-1 online. I'm still working on my Supporter counts, but so far I've been happy with the deck's overall performance. Pokemon: 16 4x Eevee 3x Glaceon-GX 3x Zorua 3x Zoroark-GX 3x Tapu Lele-GX Trainers: 32 4x N 4x Cynthia 1x Professor...

I've been testing Dusk Mane Necrozma-GX/Magnezone and out of the 10 or so games I've played with it I've only lost twice. I've had only one game where I bricked opening hand, otherwise I've been able to get set up every game. It runs smoother than people think. I'm currently playing two...

While some of your late-game struggles could be because of your in-game decisions, Goli/Garb is just naturally bad late-game. The deck starts fast, but once you start running out of resources it struggles. Couple that with the fact that you can't utilize draw support Pokémon like Octillery or...

Not necessarily going to hammer the guy that said N is trash, but I will definitely disagree with him. I'd be interested in hearing his reasoning as to why he thinks it's bad as opposed to him just saying it's trash with no further explanation. It's hand disruption and ability to punish...

It's way too early to be modifying decks for the next rotation.. With that said, I'm a little confused by your Trainer counts/inclusions. Only two Puzzle of Time? A Hau? Oranguru ULP and three Looker? If you're running Puzzles, you want to give yourself the highest probability of being able...

I wouldn't run it for the League Cup. I feel like Zoroark decks would tear it apart since they can just use Trade to get what they need and also use Hex. I would go with something that's proven and consistent.

To piggyback on what Shfinx said, playing a deck that your comfortable with is (usually) the best option. I'm currently running Night March/Zoroark-GX and it's incredibly consistent. As long as you're not mindlessly dumping all your resources away on your first couple turns, you can play around...

I think your list looks solid! I don't know if I'd run the second Dialga-GX and Cyrus. I would prefer a fourth Mt. Coronet and 12th Energy, personally. Mt. Coronet is so important to this deck's success and I was running 11 Energy but felt it wasn't enough. That's just me though. Your reasoning...

Here's an updated list. I added Dialga-GX because it's first attack is great, especially early-game, and it's GX attack, while expensive, is amazing. I'm not 100% sold on it yet, but I think it's worth trying. I added Cynthia to the deck per @Dark Esepon's recommendation and I had one spot...

An attack that costs four energy AND needs to discard a Stadium just to hit 150 isn't something that sounds efficient enough to build a deck around.

I like your suggestions! I had initially considered Cynthia as well but didn't include it mainly because between 4 Sycamore, 4 N, and a 2-2 line of Octillery, my draw support is covered, but I was thinking of replacing the Octillery line for an Oranguru to make space so Cynthia would be a great...

I thought about running one Magneton, but every game I'm going to go for the Turn 2 Rare Candy+Magnezone play so I feel like the one Magneton would just be wasted space.

Rare Candy.

You can run the numbers, but it doesn't change the fact that there are a lot of pieces you have to hit T1 to maximize this deck's effectiveness, and missing just one piece sets you back at the start of the game. You have a 70-80% chance of getting Eevee into the active T1 depending on whether...

The title of your thread is literally "Does Lurantis/Leafeon have a spot in the meta?" LOL okay then. Did I place in Tier 0, or 1, or 2? Nope. In fact, I didn't place it anywhere. I was just letting you know what my opinion is, since you know, you asked on a public forum. And if you actually...

I mean, the strategy is pretty straightforward. Get Garchomp and Lucario on the field and rip off Cynthia-boosted Royal Blades every turn. Your strategy will be the same regardless of matchup. I don't have a list but have seen other players' lists and they're all similar. 4-2-4 Garchomp line...

I think Leafeon-GX is being overhyped. It's a great card in theory, and there's a lot of Pokémon you can pair it with to take advantage of it's GX attack, but you need the perfect start every turn for it to be worth it. If you whiff on the Turn 1 Brigette and struggle to put Pokémon on your...

Magnezone has a retreat cost of two so Heavy Ball would only be able to search for DMN, otherwise I would definitely run two copies. I agree that Super Rod might be better. I'll try it! Normally I would tun two Skyla, but there are important Items this deck relies on. Being able to grab a Rare...

It's been a minute since I've posted a deck on here so I figured I'd post a list for what I believe will be one of the strongest decks to come out of Ultra Prism: Dusk Mane Necrozma-GX/Magnezone. The strategy is very similar to Tapu Bulu-GX/Vikavolt, which focuses on setting up your support...

That's what I would do. Three Brooklet Hill is enough. I get the appeal of Brigette though so if you wanted to keep it in then I would play 1 Brigette and 2 Brooklet instead to make room for a third Float Stone. Float Stone is just too important in this deck because your Octillery and Regirock...