Complimenting Florges

[RoddyPie559]

So I got like 8 packs of FLF and I pulled more Florges and I decided since no one is really asking for them at locals, I could try to put them to good use, but how could I apply such a "brilliant" move *ba dum ch* to a deck? It could get me whatever I need to set up faster, if I have Florges and a rare candy to use on Flabebe on the bench before I set it out to search for 3 cards.

What do you guys think? Has anyone else play-tested anything around Florges? Do tell!

 

[Frost Mage]

Ever since I pulled my first (and my second... And my third and my fourth and my 100th) Florges, I've been wondering the same thing. It's basically a Fairy Equivalent of Milotic from Dragons Exalted, which is another cool card. Anything that can search out any 3 cards has potential, even if it's a Stage 2. The only problem though is that if you have the Rare Candy to get a Florges into play, what else do you need to set up?

 

[Mr.Muffin]

Mew EX. Use versatile to use this attack without using a switch or retreating. Get a Flogres and Mew EX out turn 2 would be a dream set up. Pair it with some other easy supports and then you big attacker. Looking forward to see some kind of deck list.

 

[Yo-yos]

Florges just seems like a weaker gourgiest, a fellow player in my area played it at states, The deck works like this, 4-1-4 or 4-2-4 florges with about 2-1-2 or 2-2-2 dusknoir, florges uses petal dance to put damage on the board and the turn after dusknoirs sinister hand moves dmg around to either setup multipul prizes taken or to take knock outs that turn depending on what they have on there bench, the more they have on there bench the more dmg you have to move around, you can add in miltank as an additional attacker to deal more dmg if need be.

4 rare candy and 2-3 evo soda (that's why I thickened the evo lines).

I feel like the other 2 choose to use florges as a tech or from the bench cover, but this is about complementing florges and bring the best out for the card in itself.