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Thanks, mate! :D

You should consider an AZ so that you can reuse Forretress. Regardless of the fact that everyone on your opponent's field will get damage, they can still bench something and fight with that. With AZ, at least you have the option to reuse Forretress to at least mitigate this.

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Why not fill those spots in with Snorlax, Dialga and Tornadus? Hm. As for the Float Stone, I think that you could perhaps cut one Switch and a Max Potion for the Float Stone. Of course, it's whatever you want to do.

Yeah, I find him sub-par as an attacker in this deck. Plus, there's no Pokemon to switch into. But that's all to your discretion -- it's your deck, after all. As to the Tornadus, I find that he's good as a spontaneous "I dropped him from my hand this turn!" attacker instead of a main. I mean, he...

Yes, Confused is on your opponent's turn. That'd work just fine! :D

Yeah, so take that for what you will. There was RayBoar back then as one of the most popular decks, and I managed to wade through an entire tournament with Dialga OHKOing Ray and discarding their Superiors. XD But yeah, this is a different format, but one could be pretty clutch when your...

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but Sleep is in-between turns, and Malamar only works on your opponent's turn. Since Sleep is technically not on your opponent's turn, Malamar's Contrary doesn't work.

You should consider running Snorlax (PLS) and Dialga EX (PLB). Dialga is actually hilarious when you know you opponent can't do much, and you can fill on about four Plasma Energy and being to mill their deck. It was actually really good when I played it, but that was before Ray and Groudon, so...

Did you? Might want to clarify that in your past post because it sounded like that was exactly what you were saying! XD Eh, you may be right, but you'd be sacrificing your only Rush In support, and thus your only Switch in the deck. One prize or not, I'd rather keep the Switch ability unless I...

So he can use the Reshiram's ability twice and attack in the same turn. (Also, it helps with Shaymin or Silent Lab.)

I don't think any deck (other than itself, I suppose) can bring a heavy stage one line like the Eeveelutions and have enough space for the Zoroark whilst keeping its consistency. And I would agree with you on that, but what you're talking about is its function in its own deck which is exactly my...

Precisely my point, as I have stated two posts ago. It is good in its own deck, but in a non-centric deck? I doubt its viability.

You do have a point about it being a single prizer. That can cause some serious issues for Ray players. But as I stated before, not every deck is Ray. You will have, generally, about four to five Pokemon on your bench which deals from 130-160 damage on average. You could always attach a Muscle...

Well, if doing roughly the same damage as M Rayquaza for a DCE through certain conditions makes something overpowered, Night March and Vespiquen sure look broke to me. ;) Regardless, it's a stage 1. The simple fact of the matter is that Zoroark is a lot harder to get than a Keldeo ever was...

Float Stone being reprinted along with basically Rush In with that Zoroark, though! I actually like it better because it's not on a basic, i.e. you can't splash it into decks as much/at all. But Float Stone being reprinted kinda makes me sad because I was looking forward to a format where we...

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