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The difference between Giratina and Seismitoad is the energy cost. Any attack that can be used for a DCE that either does a lot of damage or locks the opponent in some way will be good. However, an attack that requires a minimum of 2 attachments if using special energy or 4 attachments if using...

What sets would you say are examples of these?

No, no, I was referring to M-Ray [N], which has 230 HP and Delta Wild (Like hard charm if your opponent is [G], [W], [L], or [R]), as opposed to M-Ray [C], which has 220 HP and Delta Evolution. You wouldn't be using M-Ray [N]'s attack except for attacking Megas (You discard 2 energy instead of...

While this may seem premature as we are yet to experience the 2015-2016 rotation, what do you think the 2016-2017 rotation would be, as there are no sets between FLF and ANO which include basic Energy? Are we returning to the DP-on era? Will Yveltal-EX haunt us for more years to come, just as...

@Otaku would you say that there was a power decrease between the DP-UL and HS-NVI metas? Let's compare the decks: DP-UL decks: SP - BlazeChomp/BlazeRay/DialgaChomp/DialgaRay/LuxChomp and so on and so on Basically the idea is to be just playing w/ your opponent/KOing your opponent/Locking your...

I was talking w/ my buddy about running M-Ray w/ Shrine, so it functions exactly like a Ray/Eels deck, but you've got 230 HP and Delta Wild

Hydreigon doesn't help your opponent gusting up Eels, does it?

What about LaserBank and recycle?

Did you double the muscle bands on M TTar-EX?

If you're looking for most damage possible (as per the thread title), it doesn't really make sense to not include Weakness/Resistance, as the most accurate numbers would include Weakness/Resistance. This also holds true for the damage modifying Trainers rule. If you won't allow the most damage...

I've been doing a bit of testing, and I don't really like Unown in this deck...it seems to have too many cantrips in the deck already (cards which replace themselves) in Trainer's Mail and Acro Bike that Unown doesn't really help much. It's cool you can use revives, but I'd rather just revive...

Swampert was slow, clunky, and item based, while with Shiftry, all you need to do is get a [G] and a DCE and you can be attacking very quickly...it also partners well-ish with things like Vileplume, Non-AT Sceptile, and [G] Ludicolo

Back in DP-on, the only evolution decks that could beat SP decks were things like Jumpluff, Machamp, and Gyarados, which were used because they could evolve quickly and do very large amounts of damage for very little energy, while things like Pl0x didn't do very well because of how slow they...

Were Meganium or EnteiCargo any good in that format? I remember hearing something about them...

There's also Inkay XY

It wasn't 6 months of competitive play. That's the sad part. It was a States, a LC, and a few games of solitaire against myself (which occurred over the span of 6 months).

Oh wow, I'm being dumb. I thought MSceptile-EX was like a better version of Terrakion-EX, not just Grass energy Accel. Well, that sucks. You COULD use things like Lunatone and Ether, or maybe use EXP. Share for when you've already got one charged up.

Are Elite Trainer Box sleeves the same as the Gengar sleeves? If so, the ETB sleeves that I have are really bad, they started to fall apart in less than 6 months, after only minimal tournaments and solitairing.

I'd go w/ MManectric or MSceptile, seeing as neither Pyroar nor Beautifly are popular, and if you stick grass energy in for Sceptile, you might want to consider Dragonite-EX FUF.

Couldn't they just do an evolution of a different type? For instance, in FUF, they had a Grass Shroomish and a Fighting Breloom.