Same attack on all three of them.
Wo-Chien ex, Flamigo Illustrator Rare, and More from “Snow Hazard” and “Clay Burst!”
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I think you're taking that statement too literally. They're just saying that it's strong against Lugia, not that it'll make it fall off.
Whichever goes into effect first wins.
No, it's weak to Dark.
it has to be low so that we don't get a repeat of 2016 again.
may be some people like one-tone bargain garbage in the top tables, but I don't.
Two, at best.
The rest is not important enough, or not legal anymore in standard.
That would DESTROY the MEW Vmax decks that play only 4 DTEnergies and seem to be quite popular now.
If we are getting a Murkrow, we are most likely getting a Honchkrow along with it. Time to expand the collection.
Forretress ex feels really busted to be honest.
You can powerstart what ever you have on your bench.
And since it's a knock-out is synergizes really well with Wo-Chien EX.
Overall I'm just annoyed that they didn't really bother to tone down the power of the legendary base EX.
We are kinda back at the start here with the evolving ones beeing, mostly, not worth the hassle.
You can powerstart what ever you have on your bench.
And since it's a knock-out is synergizes really well with Wo-Chien EX.
Overall I'm just annoyed that they didn't really bother to tone down the power of the legendary base EX.
We are kinda back at the start here with the evolving ones beeing, mostly, not worth the hassle.
Mew players currently:
You actually bring up a very good point. Zapdos V is being looked at as the primary tech against the upcoming storm of Miraidon decks, but if Miraidon gets Spiritomb on the bench, it removes that threat. Spiritomb is shaping up to be very good in some popular decks.
I think people are severely overestimating Wo-Chien. Manaphy kills any potential it has considering you can't use Devouring Ivy until you Boss that Manaphy up. Even then, considering your opponent has to be at 2 prizes remaining for you to deal 240, a number that can actually knock big two-prizers out, that's a number other decks are already hitting without relying on your opponent winning. Wo-Chien can take game against itself in that position. It's an interesting tech card in potential grass decks like Meowscarada ex, but I really don't see it as anything more than a bench warmer until late game where it's usefulness is still questionable.
I would consider Iono to be a pretty good hard counter to Lost Box that also is viable in a lot of decks.
When you realize that Wo-Chien's attack can have a maxinum of 300 damage.
On the Bench.
Hooo boy.
On the Bench.
Hooo boy.
Forretress is not what Wo-Chien needs, in fact, it doesn't need anything because it is not supposed to be a deck of its own, it's supposed to be a 1-of in Meowscarada decks, and you just charge it up normally over the course of the game or with Gardenia if you're in a pinch. It's just a cool tool for the deck to have at its disposal in some situations, that's all.
Was Spiritomb really necessary? My guess is that, like in Magic, they design sets years in advance and put some "panic button" cards down the pipeline as a failsafe for certain things, and back then, when this set was designed, they still thought Mew was gonna be some boogeyman in need of being kept in check? Because it honestly feels like beating a tamed (not dead, tamed) horse at this point.
Flamigos both have pretty cool art.
Giacomo looks pretty annoying, but then again, I don't like this design philosophy of designing broken sh*t, then having to design stuff that bluntly exists just to completely shut down that broken sh*t. There's no nuance. How about making balanced special energies that many decks can use but not abuse, instead of making stuff that goes so completely over the top with it that you end up having to make this freaking BS of a card?
Finally some real effing art on Stadiums. That's what I'm talking about. It boggles my mind that...whatever this is
was ever even allowed to exist, are you kidding me? The late S&S era had some less aggravating stuff, but my god have stadiums been ugly as f*** for way longer than they had any right to be. Hope they continue on the right path.
Was Spiritomb really necessary? My guess is that, like in Magic, they design sets years in advance and put some "panic button" cards down the pipeline as a failsafe for certain things, and back then, when this set was designed, they still thought Mew was gonna be some boogeyman in need of being kept in check? Because it honestly feels like beating a tamed (not dead, tamed) horse at this point.
Flamigos both have pretty cool art.
Giacomo looks pretty annoying, but then again, I don't like this design philosophy of designing broken sh*t, then having to design stuff that bluntly exists just to completely shut down that broken sh*t. There's no nuance. How about making balanced special energies that many decks can use but not abuse, instead of making stuff that goes so completely over the top with it that you end up having to make this freaking BS of a card?
Finally some real effing art on Stadiums. That's what I'm talking about. It boggles my mind that...whatever this is
was ever even allowed to exist, are you kidding me? The late S&S era had some less aggravating stuff, but my god have stadiums been ugly as f*** for way longer than they had any right to be. Hope they continue on the right path.
On the whole "new night march" 20x X 30x multiplier topic:
Here's a crazy thought about it, how about to hell with the 20x or 30x discussion, and instead we ask ourselves why the f are they rehashing the same exact archetype for the 4th time instead of delivering something new?
Here's a crazy thought about it, how about to hell with the 20x or 30x discussion, and instead we ask ourselves why the f are they rehashing the same exact archetype for the 4th time instead of delivering something new?
We don't have to wait, we already had a 3k players tournament with 4 Lugias on top 16. Anyone remotely paying attention to Japan since they had their rotation, already knows Lugia is not finished, it's just not the bdif anymore, but it's alive and well, thank you very much. Also, I don't know why they were on about Giacomo "finishing" Lugia, it accels 4 energies at a time and often to the same mon, Giacomo would only remove one of the 4 energies in the most common scenarios...