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Instead of regirock+lunatone, you could use 2 or 3 Rayquazas. Drop Cynthia's and Rowan's, Cynthia's is over-rated (you shouldn't be losing pokemon that often, or if you do, you should just save the card for those times rather than hoping to draw into one). Instead, 4x Felicity's to get...

Here's a decklist: 4 Groudon 4 Quick Balls 2 Pokeballs 4 Roseanne's 4 Buck's Training 4 Pluspowers 4 Warp Points 2 POVs. 32 Fighting Energy. Guaranteed consistency, very tough to fight.

Actually that's not a bad decklist, haha. Technically, his decklist is more consistent than yours, but can it keep up attacking every turn? Here is a breakdown of a 'cheapo-style' no-tech Groudonk assault: Opening hand is Groudon, 5 Fighting Energies, and a...

Another AMAZING piece of art by Matsuhiro Arita!!! I fell in love with his art ever since I saw the Rocket set's Zubat, and I wish he did more Holos. FYI, he did both Kingdra and Luxray (Luxray's art is also PHENEOMENAL) , and has done several other amazing pieces. He's pretty much one of...

Instead of 3 multi energies, then, include a pair of grass energies. That way they're searchable with roseanne's and you can use leaf bind, leaf guard, and verdant dance in a bind. I'd say if you need to grab energies to your hand, go ahead and include some energy restore. Pokedex and Buck's...

I think a lot of stage 2 decks should run this as a tech now, seeing how much spread there is in this format. I don't think you can swarm it, really, because of the high energy cost, but wow what a tanker this guy is.

You really don't need premier ball to get Emp. X out that badly. If you need him, you can draw into him, but its not worth wasting two cards. -2 Premier Balls +1 Chatot +1 SSU If you're using pluspowers that much, then you're probably not playing the deck right. Though with the rise of...

Aerodactyl works really well with Kingdras high card metabolism. Pachirisu and Kyogre just slow the deck down. The deck doesn't need more than maybe 11 or 12 water energies for a late-game killstrike, and 4 call energies for early-game development. This is actually a fairly high number of...

Armaldo and some other immediately-threatening things are why I still think Empoleon is worth playing as the center of spread decks.

A pretty-good EmpoZong list: Pokemans: 21 4-2-3-1 Empoleon 2-2 Bronzong 2-2 Claydol 1 Chatot 1-0-1 Ampharos or another 2-card tech, possibly Unown G/Q or Omastar Supporters: 13 4 Bebe's 4 Roseanne's 2 POV's 2 TGW's 1 Cynthia's Trainers: 13 4 Rare Candies 2 Bubble Coat 3 Warp Point 2 Night...

With the loss of scramble energy, EmpoZong isn't quite the theoretical BDIF (according to several high-level players) it once was. Several new cards however (Bubble Coat, Froslass, Yanmega, Spiritomb, Devoluter, Cynthia's, etc.) have made the deck seem viable still. You can't forget that...

I still say this is a really terrible ruling or even card design. There are other ways to devolve Pokemon Level X but not this one special way that makes you waste an attack? What a stupid card. I think the card is wrong, myself. It worked before and now they want to give even more added...

I'd say in place of the computer searches, just get some Furrets. It evolves from Sentret, and its keen eye attack lets you search your deck for 2 cards, for free! Kind of like 2 Computer searches only better. 4-3-3-1 is a good Rhyperior setup 4-2 Furret You want to start with this guy...

If you get some experience playing the game you come to realize that having access to lots of pokemon doesn't make your deck very strong. You need to use more trainers to control the field, and choose a line of under 25 pokemon that work very well together. Try to use 20 or fewer energies...

Steel/Lightning Magnezone also work. If you have a rough idea of what Pokemon you want to use, go ahead and post in the deck help forum. Welcome to Pokemon TCG : D

Try your hardest to come up with a good list including some pokemon at each level and some other Pokemon to help powering up early on. Be sure to use a lot of trainers too, the best thing to do is use about 20 pokemon, 20 trainers, and 20 energies. Once you've come up with a good deck, post it...

Not having one Regirock in this deck is a lot like not having a Claydol in most decks. Especially when you're playing Stark Mountain as your counter-stadium, you might as well get an extra attach every turn when you need it. I think the difference between a Groudon-only, and a Groudon+assist...

I think Helghast came closest to the best possible decklist for this deck. Remember, you don't want to end up with a Regirock or Unown or anything else starting. This deck is all about getting a kill every turn 2-7 to keep your opponent from reacting in time. Perhaps including cards like...

Don't listen to eBay naysayers. It's the cheapest and most reliable way to get cheap cards. For starters, almost every deck needs/plays Great Encounters Claydol and Baltoy; its drawing Pokepower is very nearly broken. Buy two of each. Roseanne's Research x4, Bebe's Search x4, Night...

Really? I hate grass types :( Ok, so then I'll -1 phione, -1 Felicity's and +2 Super Scoop Ups Since Green is going to be a big color next rotation, I don't think I should include a Dawn Stadium. Maybe a Stark Mountain or another 'useless' Stadium just to get kills? Dusknoir lv. X? Also...