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Steelix_Kid

Steelix_Kid

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Hey I was wondering what you do at your league weekly , as in Different kinds of tournments , Two v Two , 8-Man tourney, and a Regular Tourney , me and my league Leader is trying to get creative and make league better and ideas? Thanks!

SK
 
Well, it's not a league-wide thing, but we tend to get a double battle going. The rules are simple:

* Your teammate is diagonal from you.
* You set out three Prizes each.
* Once you've taken all three of your prizes, your teammate starts taking prizes for your K.O.'s
* If someone loses all their basics, they don't lose. They just, on their turn, draw a card. If it's a basic, they play it. If it's anything else, that players turn ends.
* There are three ways to win: You and your teammate take all your prizes; BOTH of your opponents have no basics in play; or BOTH of your opponents have no cards in their decks.

These are some rules we've adapted to make the games more fair:

* Pokemon attacks that say, "This attack does 10+10 damage for each Pokemon in play" (like Jumpluff HS) ONLY apply to you and the person you're attacking, not to everyone.
* Anything else that says "You and your opponent" (like Judge) apply to everybody.
* Cards like Cyrus's Initiative that refer to "Your opponents hand" ONLY apply to you and the person you choose, not to everyone.
* NO SCOOPING!!!

These games are quite fun, and, maybe for a tournament, people are assigned partners and then the winning team move on.
 
Decmaster said:
Well, it's not a league-wide thing, but we tend to get a double battle going. The rules are simple:

* Your teammate is diagonal from you.
* You set out three Prizes each.
* Once you've taken all three of your prizes, your teammate starts taking prizes for your K.O.'s
* If someone loses all their basics, they don't lose. They just, on their turn, draw a card. If it's a basic, they play it. If it's anything else, that players turn ends.
* There are three ways to win: You and your teammate take all your prizes; BOTH of your opponents have no basics in play; or BOTH of your opponents have no cards in their decks.

These are some rules we've adapted to make the games more fair:

* Pokemon attacks that say, "This attack does 10+10 damage for each Pokemon in play" (like Jumpluff HS) ONLY apply to you and the person you're attacking, not to everyone.
* Anything else that says "You and your opponent" (like Judge) apply to everybody.
* Cards like Cyrus's Initiative that refer to "Your opponents hand" ONLY apply to you and the person you choose, not to everyone.
* NO SCOOPING!!!

These games are quite fun, and, maybe for a tournament, people are assigned partners and then the winning team move on.
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Thanks for the suggestion.
 
I run a league in Fresno, ca. Something I did was create 8 tracks for each different type and made them gyms. I kept track of each players progress. It would take 10 points to get to a gym. You get 1 point for every match played and 2 for every match won. And if they got to a gym. That gyms deck could only have pokemon of that type. Example: water gym could not use uxie or claydol. If they lost they could challenge the gym again at the next league meeting. And eventually they would beat all the gyms. The first 4 to do it were named the elite 4. And once more people defeated all the gyms they could challenge one of the elite 4 of their choice. If they beat them then they would take their spot as an elite 4 member.

The only thing is that you need a lot of cards to make all the decks. But they didn't have to be competitive since it was all for fun anyway.
 
goldenthumb said:
I run a league in Fresno, ca. Something I did was create 8 tracks for each different type and made them gyms. I kept track of each players progress. It would take 10 points to get to a gym. You get 1 point for every match played and 2 for every match won. And if they got to a gym. That gyms deck could only have pokemon of that type. Example: water gym could not use uxie or claydol. If they lost they could challenge the gym again at the next league meeting. And eventually they would beat all the gyms. The first 4 to do it were named the elite 4. And once more people defeated all the gyms they could challenge one of the elite 4 of their choice. If they beat them then they would take their spot as an elite 4 member.

The only thing is that you need a lot of cards to make all the decks. But they didn't have to be competitive since it was all for fun anyway.
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I love it im definatley Recommending it. Thanks.
 
On the double battling, you have to use Hoolon Mike Rules.
This is where the Trainer and Supporters cards count for both teammates. This means that if your partner uses a Trainer card, you have to use it. Poketurn is optional and Power Spray is out of this as well as Poketools. This makes for a good battle.
 
Muddy68 said:
On the double battling, you have to use Hoolon Mike Rules.
This is where the Trainer and Supporters cards count for both teammates. This means that if your partner uses a Trainer card, you have to use it. Poketurn is optional and Power Spray is out of this as well as Poketools. This makes for a good battle.
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yeah that is how we run our 2 V 2's.

SK
 
My league does nothing special at all except for double points sometimes. This other league does a Lv X challenge which is a special deck like no rares that you make and compete with to win a Lv. X.
 
Circle of Death (or rectangle of death) is my absolute favorite. Basically you have a circle or rectangle with people who want to play.

P P P P P
P P
P P P P P

(P represents person) Basically it's a table and you play like usual, except you can attack the people left and right of you. A stadium works for you and the people you can attack. When someone either loses because they do not have any basics left, or can't draw any more cards they are out of the tournament. You can then attack the person one over.

Y P P P R
X X
L P P P K
(X represents a person out of the tournament)
Now when someone is gone to your side, you can then attack the other person. For example person L can now attack person Y. And K can attack person R. More things. NO Prizes. Tell people to take out Azelf from their decks =P. Each player plays their own stadium, and is affected by the persons stadiums around them. (therefore you can be under three stadiums at once.) Only you can replace your own stadium. You keep on knocking out people until only one person is left. Alliances are welcome. If you have a card like Judge, you choose one of the opponents next you and the effect effects them.

It's lots of fun, and a lot of people can play.
 
Awesome I definately Recommend this one ,i cannot wait to try it 8)..


SK
 
These are just fun ideas for league. You can try them out. Sure the game "technically" isn't made for 4 people, but it's lot of fun playing that way. (And FYI, POP or should I say Play! Pokemon made some rules a while back for a 2 on 2 battle. Not sure where the official rules are, but it's a lot of fun.
 
Me and a few friends made our own double battles.
these are wierd rules but we liken them.

2 v 2 sit opposite each other with your team mate beside you.

you set up exactly like normal. flip coin then decide which team mate goes first then you all take turns
you, opponent, your teamate, other opponent. repeat.

you can attack either opponent.

we jsut battle as normal. when you get a k/o you take a prize the person who gets the kill takes the prize.

we made the rules so that we could use trainers for our teamate if they neede it more than us. and we could use beneficial attacks on our teamates like call for family or search for energy if they needed it.

we also use pokebodies for each other. like metapod removes all yours and your opponenets grass weaknesses. and poke powers aswell. like fealigatrs rain dance.

we find it really fuin the best thing though is chooseing which decks to use to help each other. i use my feraligatr deck while my teamate uses his kindgra deck so i can use my power to help him.

its really fun.
 
Try having a double-deck challenge.

Either:

1 person plays 2 decks against 2 opponents, going Deck 1, opponent, Deck 2, opponent's partner.

Or, have 1 v 1 using 2 decks per player. It's a huge challenge and they could have fun. Maybe even make them 30-card decks to keep things a little simpler.
 
Or, you can play Hoolon Mike style. Take each deck, divide it in half, and each person takes one half of a different deck. You mix them together and then play with the mixed together decks. This is for 2 people.
 
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