Pokémon: 23
The strategy behind this deck is exactly the same as for the popular Vespiquen/Vileplume deck: burst through your cards on T1 and get the lock going, then attack for some nice damage. But this deck has some major advantages: while it can't hit for the big numbers Vespiquen/Vileplume can achieve, it relies on Basic Energy so you can rely on having Energy to play (and you don't get stopped by the random Aegislash). Because we don't play as many Pokémon, we can play good counts of both Battle Compressor and Revitalizer to safely get our lock going T1. Let me know what you think of my variation of a popular meta deck and have a wonderful day!
- 4 Snivy FAC
- 3 Servine FAC
- 3 Serperior FAC
- 4 Oddish AOR
- 3 Gloom AOR
- 3 Vileplume AOR
- 3 Shaymin EX ROS
- 3 Professor Sycamore
- 1 Judge
- 1 AZ
- 1 Lysandre
- 4 Ultra Ball
- 4 Level Ball
- 4 Trainer's Mail
- 3 Battle Compressor
- 3 Revitalizer
- 2 Float Stone
- 1 Red Card
- 4 Forest of Giant Plants
- 6 Grass Energy
The strategy behind this deck is exactly the same as for the popular Vespiquen/Vileplume deck: burst through your cards on T1 and get the lock going, then attack for some nice damage. But this deck has some major advantages: while it can't hit for the big numbers Vespiquen/Vileplume can achieve, it relies on Basic Energy so you can rely on having Energy to play (and you don't get stopped by the random Aegislash). Because we don't play as many Pokémon, we can play good counts of both Battle Compressor and Revitalizer to safely get our lock going T1. Let me know what you think of my variation of a popular meta deck and have a wonderful day!