Nice! My advice is to not go with Catchers. I just sorta hate them after the errata. :c
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Not to worry, even 10+ years veterans of hundreds of tournaments do the same; it's part of the process of preparing for a tournament. Get "comfortable" with your deck by playtesting (alot) against the top decks in your area. Some decks I suspect you'll see at every upcoming tournament and well represented are: Blastoise-BKEX-Keldeo, Darkrai-Yveltal (and variants like Garbodor), FairyBox, PlasmaBox, RayBoar (and variants), and VirGen (and variants). If you/your deck performs well against these decks, then you'll do OK. Also, don't be surprised if one of your opponents plays a rogue deck either...Archa000x said:Ok, it's gone through a mass amounts of indecisiveness and second (or twentieth) guessing.
At this point, you deck list has been refined several times and one can easily build a case as to "why" a certain card is included. Although you can justify the presence of the "critical" cards in your deck, there are some that definitely would have higher priority than others. I'd suggest that you don't "over think" your list; your list is solid, IMHO. Keep in mind, there is no "perfect" deck; just perfect your list as best as you can. At the end of the day, you'll need to make that final decision regarding the deck's critical and priority cards - don't second/third... guess yourself either. Note: your might go to the tournament and see that everyone is playing Blastoise... which would not be ideal for you, but "stuff" happens at every tournament.Archa000x said:Pokemon
• 3 Raquaza EX
• 3 Emboar
• 3 Tepig
• 2 Delphox
• 2 Fennekin
• 1 Rayquaza
• 1 Exeggcute
Trainer/Supporter/Stadium
• 4 Skyla
• 4 Juniper
• 2 Colress
• 2 Shauna
• 1 N
• 4 Superior Energy Retrieval
• 4 Rare Candy
• 2 Skyarrow Bridge
• 1 Professor's Letter
• 2 Tool Scrapper
• 1 Switch
• 3 Ultra Ball
• 1 Level Ball
• 1 Heavy Ball
• 1 Super Rod
• 1 Dowsing Machine
Energy
• 8 Fire
• 3 Lightning
But, how many and what do you replace? Catchers can provide that little, game-changing "extra" you need to win a match. There's also the real possibility that you can have a negative outcome on your coin flip too. After you identify the cards that are absolutely "critical" to you/your deck, you might find (if any) in the remaining group a card or 2 you feel has less priority than Catcher(s) - those card(s) are your targets for replacement then.Archa000x said:What I'm trying to see is if I can fit in: Catchers,
You have included 2 Skyarrow Bridge Stadiums; and with Dowsing Machine, you have access to a "3rd." Just remember to perhaps "react only" to your opponent's placement of his/her Frozen City Stadium. If you can, you'll conserve and use your Stadiums efficiently.Archa000x said:1 more Skyarrow (I don't want to die in a frozen city), more Switches, maybe another non-ex attacker with a type that is opposite the top decks.
See above comments again. Don't let yourself fall into "analysis paralysis" - then you'll never finish your deck. Lol.Archa000x said:...more Switches, maybe another non-ex attacker with a type that is opposite the top decks.