Standard Breakpoint: Garchomp / Landorus / Crobat

[Matt123456789]

Pokémon: 20

• 2 Regirock
• 3 Landorus
• 3 Garchomp
• 3 Gible
• 3 Zubat
• 2 Golbat
• 2 Crobat
• 1 Shaymin
• 1 Gabite

Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums: 39

• 2 Lysandre
• 3 Sycamore
• 1 Giovani
• 3 Korrina
• 2 Maxie's Hidden Ball Trick

• 3 Fighting Stadium
• 3 Muscle Band
• 4 VS Seeker
• 3 Battle Compressor
• 4 Ultra Ball
• 4 Trainers' Mail
• 3 Rare Candy
• 1 Sacred Ash
• 1 Professor's Letter
• 2 Pokemon Catcher

Energy: 11

• 7 Fighting Energy
• 2 DCE
• 2 Strong Energy

Strategy:

 

[kingqazbatt]

i don't see a need for maxie's here

 

[Conway6288]

Is a 4th Korrina too many. Maybe over the 2nd Maxie's?

Have you thought about playing Lucario EX? Maybe even two. It has a flat 100 attack against everything and drawing to 6 for 60 damage isn't bad either.

 

[Luqyman]

What are the bats for? You can easily knock out any EX Pokemon with only two energies and a fighting stadium/muscle band/giovanni.

 

[TuxedoBlack]

Please state your deck strategy; it would be helpful to know as feedback is provided.

 

[Yen]

Please state your deck strategy; it would be helpful to know as feedback is provided.

i agree with the above poster. I think Garchomp on its own cannot be your primary attacker unlike Gallade. Too Frail and needs two energy attachment for max damage. Not to mention having 2 evolution lines will easily clog your hand and ensure that Maxie's will be a useless card 95% of the time. I think that you should drop the DCE and the Maxie's and add in some Focus Sash.

 

[GinjaNinja72]

Maybe get rid of the Sacred Ash for a Lugia EX or something. Sacred Ash don't tend to be very helpful.