I ask this because, I'm really trying to understand this game better. I built a fun little counter/tanking deck for league, and I used Sages Training to because I figured it would speed things up and I could discard what I didn't need for the match up.
It seems like for speed you can run something like:
4 : Collector
3 : Communication
4 : Research Record
4 : Sage's Training
4 : Junk Arm
2 : Juniper
1 : Poke'gear 3.0
1/2 : FSL
total : 22
The deck set up decently fast, and I really liked the pure speed of juniper+sage's, but sometimes it would bite you in the butt. Having two of the same, non-item, card in your sage's even after a research record.... for example.
The prevailing engine looks more like this (from what I can tell):
4 : Collector
4 : Communication
4 : PONT
2 : Juniper
4 : Junk Arm
0-2 : Cleffa/Manaphy
Total: 18-20
So where is the place of a Sage's Training engine? And for that matter, what was it about last format that made its trainer/search/draw engine SOO much more efficient?
Also, will Recycle and Super Rod increase the popularity of Sage's Training?
It seems like for speed you can run something like:
4 : Collector
3 : Communication
4 : Research Record
4 : Sage's Training
4 : Junk Arm
2 : Juniper
1 : Poke'gear 3.0
1/2 : FSL
total : 22
The deck set up decently fast, and I really liked the pure speed of juniper+sage's, but sometimes it would bite you in the butt. Having two of the same, non-item, card in your sage's even after a research record.... for example.
The prevailing engine looks more like this (from what I can tell):
4 : Collector
4 : Communication
4 : PONT
2 : Juniper
4 : Junk Arm
0-2 : Cleffa/Manaphy
Total: 18-20
So where is the place of a Sage's Training engine? And for that matter, what was it about last format that made its trainer/search/draw engine SOO much more efficient?
Also, will Recycle and Super Rod increase the popularity of Sage's Training?