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I would choose one with a good selection of playable trainer cards tbh. They are the most useful things to have when deckbuilding. It sounds like you guys aren't too competetive. So just choose ones with good trainers available and pokemon you like in it.

Ugggh, hex maniac, GG? Just saying. This deck cannot work against serious competition, most online tournies are not a good basis for finding good real life decks. A lot of the time they are just kids and casuals filling them up, especially seeing as how easy it is to get tourny tickets now. I...

I am playing the control Garbo/Tina/Darkrai deck at the moment, I did have some success with garb and some success when I replaced the 2-2 line with a 3 count of Wobbofett. But in the end I went back to garb because the matchups that wob was better were matchups that were still good for me no...

I think one thing to consider, is that there are certain deck archetypes that exist in almost all tcgs, speed rush/weenies (NM/vespi), big beatdown (Megas), mill (wailord), combo/resource acceleration (metal, fire and electric) & control (quaking punch, trev, garbo, vileplume). (not an...

I guess it all comes down to what techs and particular lists you play, I see a lot of metal ray with Mageana and coballian. I am having a lot of fun in my area when I see a mega ray opposite me, only time I lost was due to a misplay on my part because I was too tired to see the correct play. But...

Tech in two regice and two water energy, probably more consistent than a weavile line and can be used against other ex decks. Means they have to dig very hard to find their ranger. You can lysandre and one shot their baby volcs (assuming they don't ffb them), then they have to find an answer...

No it's an extremely favourable matchup. What you do is you make sure you parallel city them to three bench spaces the turn you chaos wheel, now they can either hex maniac you and attack for 90, or they can pokemon ranger and play a skyfield to set up next turn. They can't do both on the same...

****** Pokémon Trading Card Game Deck List ****** Pokémon - 13 2 Shaymin-EX ROS 77 3 Kingdra-EX FAC 73 3 Magnemite BKT 51 1 Magneton BKT 53 3 Magnezone BKT 54 1 Glaceon-EX FAC 116 Trainer Cards - 36 1 Skyla BCR 134 4 Trainers' Mail ROS 92 1 Energy Reset FAC 98 2 Lysandre AOR 78 1 Clemont GEN...

Tbh I wasn't considering infernape, purely the Voctocanion? Octcano? Volcanion squared? (an eight volcanion deck, 4 baby, 4 EX). I'm sure there is a terrible pun in this decks name somewhere... I feel your pain about infernape, but who knows what the future holds, and it could work wonders in...

Speed dark/tina/garbo. Darkrai EX, Giritina EX, garbodor. DDE counts as two dark while on Giritina, so coupled with a healthy supply of dark energy and max elixirs you can power up big attackers fast. Garbodor shuts down a lot of nasty stuff in new format. Hydriegon can attack through jolteon...

That's why I run Garbodor.

Volacnion/Volcanion EX/Scorched earth/acrobike is a very legit engine from the testing I've done. But Acrobike is a key player, 3 or 4 of guaranteed.

The new Hawlucha as well. Make it a round 50. That Lysandre effect can be very good if you can bounce it (which is admittedly much harder now SSU and AZ are out).

I will likely play one, maybe two even. It depends on the deck, my Darkrai/Garb/Tina deck is all basic EX attackers, Garb gets around carbink, but that space that I would normally use for Hex maniac in my other decks will be a pokemon ranger. I also am considering running a Hydreigon or...

As a tech Zebstriker, as a main deck Raichu might be a thing again, Raichu/Garb could be good perhaps.

It's only anecdotal evidence, but I took the Dark/Garb/Tina future list (with a few very minor changes) from the article down to my local monthly league challenge (multiple worlds qualifiers and over 80% of our players qualified for nats, it's a strong play area) and came first, beating greninja...

Can you post or PM me a decklist? I've not found a great way to power up tina turn one very well yet.

I have been playing with a Kingdra EX/Magnezone/Energy pouch deck. The thing that really screwed it over was having it's energy pouches removed. I had a 4-8 split water/electric energy and ran a copy of Glaceon EX and Jolteon EX as well as a couple of Raikou for non EX attacker purposes. You...

Hmm, true loosing Hawlucha hurts, but I was starting to use him less and less in my lists anyway because there weren't as many EX pokemon around any more. That does sound pretty gimicky tbh. But it could have been fun, I've never heard of it before. MHBT decks and AAITH decks will be worse...

I'm literally quoting what you were saying earlier dude. They are your quotes you wrote. Then you say something that contradicts with what you were saying earlier.