Sablegross (Seniors BR, Cities, Reigonals maybe)

[The Answer]

Pokemon:
1 Azelf
2-1-2 SV Metagross
2 Uxie
4 AR Spiritomb
4 SF Sableye
1 Unown G
2 Dragonite FB (Switch out for LA Regice?)

Trainers:
4 Bebe's
2 Buck's Training
2 Expert Belt
2 Pokemon Communication
1 Palmer's Contribution
3 Judge
3 Miasma Valley
1 Pokemon Collector
2 Pokemon Reversal
3 Professor Elm's Training Method
2 PONT
2 Rare Candy
2 Interviewer's questions

Energy:
2 Cyclone
4 {D}
4 Special {D}
2 {C}{C}

My strategy is to get Sableye active, metagross on bench, and miasma up.

Using Overconfident to get nice KOs in, and if there's an SP up, then I just switch in dragonite, and go to town.


Comments greatly appreciated.

 

[Emperor]

If you're running Sableye then drop the Spiritomb. If its not being used as a primary early game starter then its dead weight. Unown G is also illegal for modified play. Are you using Sableye as the main attacker to try and constantly OHKO the opponents pokemon? Not alot of decks have basics with 50 HP, but those which do are usually speedy decks that will outrun this deck. You'll never always be able to constantly donk your opponents via Miasma and Metagross SV and if you can't then this deck will most likely lose late game, but you try to incorporate some sort of SP tech line to achieve a donk and be able to function late game.

4 Sableye
3 Crobat G
2 Honchkrow G
2-2 Garchomp C lvX
1 Ambipom G

Now the pokemon line looks similar to that of Sable-lock but thats because a majority of the pokemon in Sable-lock can get first turn KO's. You can throw in a Bronzong G and a Dragonite FB for SP matches. You won't need Miasma Valley.