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Is that a Parasect evolution? Awesome!

Tried this deck out at League last week, and it actually fared pretty well against Yveltal/Zoroark. First game I drew badly, second I locked his items turn 1 and donked a lone Zorua, game 3 I was able to set up Noctowls and Manectrics (my backup) at a good pace and eventually Lysandre'd a...

Well if the deck's working, I guess that's fair enough. I would definitely add another DDE instead of the Psychic energy, though be careful of Jirachi. And yes, when Garbodor is back Xerosic will be pretty essential. You can even use the Garbodor to your advantage, allowing it to shut off your...

I would consider taking out the Vileplume or Sceptile lines, and making the deck either Giratina-Vileplume or Sceptile-Giratina, myself. From my experience, playing Vileplume you'll want to try and get it out ASAP, which means having room for 2-3 Level Balls, as well as 3-4 AZ. It also means...

I have to say, that's an incredibly interesting interpretation of a Pokemon line. So the Magnemite coming together to make Magneton represent unity in faith, as with a religion (the word "religion" coming from "ligature," and these Magnemite literally being bound together), and then Magnezone is...

Can't stop making fakes! Argh!

Golduck is essentially a "stage 2 minus Rare Candy shortcut," so it's kind of difficult to think of things to combine it with without seeming too clunky... ...much like that sentence. Anyway, it might go well with Smeargle and some other attackers, making a toolbox deck similar to Aromatisse...

Nidoking looks awesome! Nice synergy with Nidoqueen too.

I play a Muscle Band or two because I run 2 Toads, other than that I can see Assault Vest being very useful in a defensive Glalie build, so I might try that out at some point. Don't know if I'd use it with Mega Glalie though, because of the Spirit Link. Defensive Glalie might actually be pretty...

Blah, you see Bats everywhere in competitive play as it is. Give Hippowdon some love, it's overshadowed by Regice anyway.

If you're not running Hoopa, I think Heavy Ball would be essential in this deck, as it lets you grab Bronzongs, Aegislash, and your Dragons. I'd also cut Sky Field down to 2 or 3 and include maybe a copy of Parallel City or a Paint Roller for anti-Stadium plays. Is the Jirachi Jirachi-EX or...

^ I like this list a lot, though I would run a 2nd Brigette instead of the Hex Maniac. In what circumstance would shutting down your Item Lock to combat an opponent's abilities be worth it? At least 3 AZ is a must, and I'd probably bump the Trainer's Mail up to 4 because you do want Vileplume...

Thankyou - and thank you for all of your useful comments! The OP has been updated with the entire setlist and set now, for easy perusing. And that's that!

Last update today. Thanks all of you again for following along, and I'll probably be back with the next set in an...unspecified duration of time. Last thing to do is tweak Kyurem a little bit - its type-adding ability doesn't make much sense if Reshiram and Zekrom are both Dragon-types...

I think a 60-card deck is enough for you to include all of your main pieces, as well as techs to combat main weaknesses and so on.

The deck should probably run 2 Hex Maniac because of Aegislash, Giratina and Bats, and at least one Xerosic. Problem is that slows you down in your setup, and Toad is still a big problem. Though, you could tech 1 Jirachi (Stardust) in this deck for Toad matchups- it needs some attacking Pokemon...

Nice card designs! I do think that Gyarados-BREAK is a bit too powerful though - maybe make it if you flip a coin after Gyarados damages the Defending Pokemon?