T-Tar Prime(Yeah, I still play em' -.-) Seniors, City!

[LuxTwo]

Please help =)
Pokemon-19
1 Spiritomb AR
1 Dragonite FB SV
3-2-3 T-Tar Prime UL
2-2 Umbreon UL(NOT PRIME!)
2 Uxie LA
3 Sableye SF

T/S/S-28
3-Switch
3-Bebe's Search
3-Pokedex(Handy910is)
2-SSU
2-Cyrus's Conspiracy
1-SP Radar
1-Energy Gain
3-Rare Candy
3-Twins
1-Luxury Ball
1-Pokemon Collector
1-Flower Shop Lady
1-Expert Belt
1-Energy Exchanger
1-BTS
1-PONT
Energy-13
5-Dark
4-Special Dark
4-Double Colorless

-The strategy is to Tank With Tyranitar(get him out ASAP), Hit 120+ with Special Dark.
-Umbreon is there to have Protection against most deck, Ones that use pokemon with Poke-powers/Poke-bodies.
-Sableye is to start, it is a great start for this deck, and boosts speed.
-Spiritomb is a filler until a get a 4th Sableye.
-Uxie is for draw power
Dragonite FB is an SP Counter, most SP pokemon(Not Level X) have 80 HP, so the 1st attack should OHKO them, and against Garchomp your hitting for weakness, but he down side is your weak too : /

So what do you think? Please leave a reply telling me if this deck will make it, and/or what i can improve on, Thanks in advance =)

 

[Tylertyphlosion]

I see T-Tar having a slight increase in play after cities.

What are you going to do against Vilegar?
No Pokedex... and a few other cards.

 

[LuxTwo]

^lol Isn't that why I need your help? I don't know how to counter VileGar. Any suggestions?

 

[NAKANO]

I think this deck could handle vilegar, but take out the dragonite and sp stuff and put in nidoqueen and another e-belt to make t-tar a tank.

 

[Jahikoi]

I'm not sure what you should take out, but a nidoqueen 1-0-1 or 2-1-2 line is always good in Ttar.

 

[Glace]

Put in a 1-1-1 Nidoqueen. I'd take out
Sp Radar
Energy Exchanger
PONT
all of those cards will do you no good of you just have one of them. Also, this deck would do horriblely against vilegar. I used to run a similiar deck and it was slow to setup, so have 5-6 trainers in your hand, and no nidoqueen and your in trouble.

 

[Emperor]

If you want your VileGar match-up to be slightly better then use Spiritomb AR as the starter instewad of Sableye. You won't be locking Vilegars trainers, because they run none (most lists anyway) but it does help set up as instead of Impersonating for a bebe's Search and search for a pokemon and waiting for a turn to evolve it, you could easily get a T2 T-tar up and running with Spiritomb.

Your t/s/s line looks messy though, not alot of focus going on there.

-2 Cyrus's Conspiracy
-3 Pokedex Handy
-1 Twins
-1 Enegry Gain
-2 SSU
-1 SP Radar
-1 Dragonite FB
-3 Sableye
(-14)

+3 Spiritomb AR
+1 Unown Q
+1 Chatot MD (same as PONT. mainly used for early game and something to retreat to)
+2 Pokemon Collector
+1 Bebe's Search
+1 PONT (hand refreshment is rather vital)
+2 Pokemon Communication
+1 Energy Exchanger
+1 Expert Belt (most time's you're going to be hitting with Power Claw and 60 dmg won't always cut it)
+1 BTS

 

[LuxTwo]

There is not many Basic Pokemon in this deck(excluding sableye and spiritomb), I've played this deck with 4 spiritombs and it is bad because if I get no basic pokemon to start with, and
I have a spiritomb out, spiritomb is useless. I prefer Sableye so i could at least Impersonate for a collectors or Cyrus. I will add the Nidoqueen line, but should i do a 1-1-1 or a 2-1-2 or a 1-0-1? thanks for the help=)

 

[Glace]

Use 1-1-1 or 2-1-2. 1-0-1 is to risky against vilegar, your rare candy would be locked.

 

[LuxTwo]

I think Ill add 1-1-1 Nidoqueen(RR) and take out 1 E-Belt, 1-PONT, and 1Energy exchanger. how is that?

 

[Emperor]

Or you could just take out Dragonite FB, SP Radar and Energy Gain. PONT, Expert Belt and Energy Exchange are quite important in T-tar unlike Dragonite FB.

 

[LuxTwo]

^alright I'll try that, once I do I'll update this deck list =)