4-3-4 NidoranM/Nidorino/Nidoking (3TR, 1 RR)
3-3-3 NidoranF/Nidorina/Nidoqueen (2RR, 1 RR)
2 Uxie
2 Spiritomb
1 Unown Q
25 pokemon
T/S/S:
2 Warp Point
2 PONT
1 Luxury Ball
4 Bebe's Search
2 Pokemon Communication
3 Pokemon Collector
3 Rare Candy
2 BTS
19 T/S/S
Energy:
7 Fighting Energy
3 Psychic Energy
2 Rainbow Energy
4 DCE
14 Energy
Total: 58 cards
The plan is this:
1. Get Nidoking triumphant out;
2. Get Nidoking RR on the bench - helping the nidoking TR deal damage while tanking
3. Get Nidoqueen RR on the bench, healing Nidoking - which synergizes with Nidoking RR helping Nidoking TR dealing more damage through Nidoking RR's body due to Nidoking TR living longer.
Nidoking TR's 80 damage attack + 10 with poison... for four energies... is low. But, with an expert belt, it becomes 100+10 (enough to OHKO the SP Lv. X's) while 100 + 10 is enough to ohko gengar with the 10 poison damage.
I run a large number of supporters and trainers - so I added Lookers (x2) to be able to (theoretically) clear my hand of trainers when vsing Vileplume/Spiritomb.
Questions:
1. I plan to run the Nidoran Male from TR, and the Nidoran F from TR. However, they have 50hp each and 2x weakness to Psychic, making them easy targets for donks. Should I run one/only Nidoran M/F from RR, because they have a +10 weakness to psychic, instead. (Also, Nido F has 60 hp instead of 50.)
2. What should I remove/replace to add in a starter? I notice that I do not have any starter pokemon in the deck, which would make it difficult to not get my pokemon knocked out on the second turn consistantly. I was thinking of running 2-3 spiritomb; but your input is greatly appreciated.
P.S, I do have 4 Bebes, 4 Communication, 4 Pokedex, etc - but I removed some to fit more cards into the deck. I also have a range of other tss like sages training, seeker, lost remover, etc - which I'm not playing.
I haven't played this deck yet - I am only now starting the game again and I am using this deck to tide me over until the rotation when I am going to play Gengar/Lost World (I got all of the trainers for a gengar deck, but then realized it was too expensive... so now I'm running this cheaper one)
3-3-3 NidoranF/Nidorina/Nidoqueen (2RR, 1 RR)
2 Uxie
2 Spiritomb
1 Unown Q
25 pokemon
T/S/S:
2 Warp Point
2 PONT
1 Luxury Ball
4 Bebe's Search
2 Pokemon Communication
3 Pokemon Collector
3 Rare Candy
2 BTS
19 T/S/S
Energy:
7 Fighting Energy
3 Psychic Energy
2 Rainbow Energy
4 DCE
14 Energy
Total: 58 cards
The plan is this:
1. Get Nidoking triumphant out;
2. Get Nidoking RR on the bench - helping the nidoking TR deal damage while tanking
3. Get Nidoqueen RR on the bench, healing Nidoking - which synergizes with Nidoking RR helping Nidoking TR dealing more damage through Nidoking RR's body due to Nidoking TR living longer.
Nidoking TR's 80 damage attack + 10 with poison... for four energies... is low. But, with an expert belt, it becomes 100+10 (enough to OHKO the SP Lv. X's) while 100 + 10 is enough to ohko gengar with the 10 poison damage.
I run a large number of supporters and trainers - so I added Lookers (x2) to be able to (theoretically) clear my hand of trainers when vsing Vileplume/Spiritomb.
Questions:
1. I plan to run the Nidoran Male from TR, and the Nidoran F from TR. However, they have 50hp each and 2x weakness to Psychic, making them easy targets for donks. Should I run one/only Nidoran M/F from RR, because they have a +10 weakness to psychic, instead. (Also, Nido F has 60 hp instead of 50.)
2. What should I remove/replace to add in a starter? I notice that I do not have any starter pokemon in the deck, which would make it difficult to not get my pokemon knocked out on the second turn consistantly. I was thinking of running 2-3 spiritomb; but your input is greatly appreciated.
P.S, I do have 4 Bebes, 4 Communication, 4 Pokedex, etc - but I removed some to fit more cards into the deck. I also have a range of other tss like sages training, seeker, lost remover, etc - which I'm not playing.
I haven't played this deck yet - I am only now starting the game again and I am using this deck to tide me over until the rotation when I am going to play Gengar/Lost World (I got all of the trainers for a gengar deck, but then realized it was too expensive... so now I'm running this cheaper one)
