Pokemon
Strategy
The idea is to get Reshiram out with Frozen City to pile on the damage counters. Victini EX, and Chandelure are there to put Energies on the Pokemon. Unfortunately Frozen City only adds counters when energies are played from hand.
Leafeon is a solid player in the game, and a good backup.
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Though the Pokemon themselves are the engine grabbing the energies, I have difficulty keeping energies in my hand after the Pokemon faint.
I find that my hands will be clogged with trainers, and no Pokemon or energies. I'm considering dropping the Plasma Balls, or the Ultra Balls for Level Balls. I notice most of the trainers utilizing discarding, which leave me less to work with during my turn.
Updated: 9/28/13
Edited to coincide with the rules! ~Kecleon
- 4 Evevee [PF]
- 3 Leafeon [PF]
- 3 Litwick [PF]
- 1 Lamptent [PF]
- 3 Chandelure [PF]
- 2 Reshiram [NXD]
- 2 Victini EX [PS]
- 4 N
- 4 Professor Juniper
- 4 Rare Candy
- 3 Ultra Ball
- 3 Super Rod
- 3 Pokemon Catcher
- 2 Switch
- 2 Plasma Ball
- 1 Tool Scrapper
- 1 Skyla
- 1 Dowsing Machine
- 3 Frozen City
- 8 Fire Energy
- 4 Double Colorless Energy
Strategy
The idea is to get Reshiram out with Frozen City to pile on the damage counters. Victini EX, and Chandelure are there to put Energies on the Pokemon. Unfortunately Frozen City only adds counters when energies are played from hand.
Leafeon is a solid player in the game, and a good backup.
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Though the Pokemon themselves are the engine grabbing the energies, I have difficulty keeping energies in my hand after the Pokemon faint.
I find that my hands will be clogged with trainers, and no Pokemon or energies. I'm considering dropping the Plasma Balls, or the Ultra Balls for Level Balls. I notice most of the trainers utilizing discarding, which leave me less to work with during my turn.
Updated: 9/28/13
Edited to coincide with the rules! ~Kecleon