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I know I’ve done this before, and it’s a meme, and it “won’t be good” (you think), but hear me out.
Guzzlord is a beast. If you take into account the fact that it has 210 HP on a basic, can do 180 like THAT, gets set up turn 2 always, and can take up to 5 Prizes on one KO as of February 1st, 2019 (Team Up’s release date), you can see we have quite a monster on our hands.
The following list needs some work. Careful work. No idea is a bad one. The deck can be made from bad to okay to good to meta-defining (probably not) in just a few cards. The problem is, I need to balance the consistency of all the cards in this deck. So, please take this thoughtfully: Guzzlord GX.
Pokémon: 4
4 Guzzlord GX
Trainers:
4 Pokémon Fan Club
4 Wishful Baton
4 Beast Ring
3 Olivia
Energy: 49
49 Dark Energy
The cards:
Pokémon Fan Club provides us our most consistent search option available. If you have it in hand and slap it down, that’s an immediate 3 Guzzlord, which may or may not be enough for the game. 4 provides enough consistency to make the chances of pulling a PFC passable, while not interfering with the consistency of Eat Sloppily. Olivia does the same thing, but more of them.
Wishful Baton and Beast Ring power up otherwise useless Guzzlords in a pinch so that I can continue the game without wasting a turn to Eat Sloppily.
The problems:
Gardevoir is back on the scene. With all the energy on Guzzlord, there’s a good chance they’ll be able to OHKO me with just a single energy, and Guzzlord cannot OHKO Gardevoir. Dark times. If Gardevoir gets set up on turn 2 and takes that OHKO, there is literally no way I can recover. Under even the best circumstances, I end up PFCing for two more Guzzlord (being the final Guzzlord in the deck) and Eating Sloppily, opening up myself for attack, and I do that twice. Even if I put up another Guzzlord as a meatsheild, they’re isn’t any possible way I can power up another Guzzlord in that time span. This seems like a good reason to put up the cards, but here we are.
Fighting weakness, always a problem. Weakness policy is a viable counter, but is there any way to actually use it?
Any idea is a viable one. All advice will be taken into consideration. Anything helps.
I know I’ve done this before, and it’s a meme, and it “won’t be good” (you think), but hear me out.
Guzzlord is a beast. If you take into account the fact that it has 210 HP on a basic, can do 180 like THAT, gets set up turn 2 always, and can take up to 5 Prizes on one KO as of February 1st, 2019 (Team Up’s release date), you can see we have quite a monster on our hands.
The following list needs some work. Careful work. No idea is a bad one. The deck can be made from bad to okay to good to meta-defining (probably not) in just a few cards. The problem is, I need to balance the consistency of all the cards in this deck. So, please take this thoughtfully: Guzzlord GX.
Pokémon: 4
4 Guzzlord GX
Trainers:
4 Pokémon Fan Club
4 Wishful Baton
4 Beast Ring
3 Olivia
Energy: 49
49 Dark Energy
The cards:
Pokémon Fan Club provides us our most consistent search option available. If you have it in hand and slap it down, that’s an immediate 3 Guzzlord, which may or may not be enough for the game. 4 provides enough consistency to make the chances of pulling a PFC passable, while not interfering with the consistency of Eat Sloppily. Olivia does the same thing, but more of them.
Wishful Baton and Beast Ring power up otherwise useless Guzzlords in a pinch so that I can continue the game without wasting a turn to Eat Sloppily.
The problems:
Gardevoir is back on the scene. With all the energy on Guzzlord, there’s a good chance they’ll be able to OHKO me with just a single energy, and Guzzlord cannot OHKO Gardevoir. Dark times. If Gardevoir gets set up on turn 2 and takes that OHKO, there is literally no way I can recover. Under even the best circumstances, I end up PFCing for two more Guzzlord (being the final Guzzlord in the deck) and Eating Sloppily, opening up myself for attack, and I do that twice. Even if I put up another Guzzlord as a meatsheild, they’re isn’t any possible way I can power up another Guzzlord in that time span. This seems like a good reason to put up the cards, but here we are.
Fighting weakness, always a problem. Weakness policy is a viable counter, but is there any way to actually use it?
Any idea is a viable one. All advice will be taken into consideration. Anything helps.
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