Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

Fun with Hovering Darkness and friends

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roaringforest

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I made this deck for state championships, and I think it needs improveing, is it worthy for State championships:


20 Pokemon
2 Darkrai
2 Darkrai X
2Cresselia
2 Cresselia X
3 Natu
3 Xatu
3 Sneasel
3 (SW) Weavile
24 Trainers
4 Celio's
4 Roseannes Research
3 Great Ball
3 Premier Ball
1 Mr. Stone
3 Moonlight Stadium
3 Night Maintence
2 Copycat
1 Team Galactic's Wager
16 Energy
4 Special Dark Enegy
6 Dark Energy
6 Phscic Energy

strategy is Natu to snipe first-hand,making opponent have 40 -70 hp remaining pokemon. Switch to Weavile with M.S. then attach energy till out, send out Darkrai X when Weavile is KO'd, retreat to Cresselia then double or triple prizes a turn
 
I made this deck for state championships, and I think it needs improveing, is it worthy for State championships:


20 Pokemon
2 Darkrai
2 Darkrai X
2Cresselia
2 Cresselia X
3 Natu
3 Xatu
3 Sneasel
3 (SW) Weavile
24 Trainers
4 Celio's
4 Roseannes Research
3 Great Ball
3 Premier Ball
1 Mr. Stone
3 Moonlight Stadium
3 Night Maintence
2 Copycat
1 Team Galactic's Wager
16 Energy
4 Special Dark Enegy
6 Dark Energy
6 Phscic Energy

strategy is Natu to snipe first-hand,making opponent have 40 -70 hp remaining pokemon. Switch to Weavile with M.S. then attach energy till out, send out Darkrai X when Weavile is KO'd, retreat to Cresselia then double or triple prizes a turn

Right now this deck might win a game IF your lucky...

What are decks that are played around you and i will help you after i know
 
i'll be honest, the deck looks pretty solid - has a nice game plan, seems to flow well. however, will it actually hold up against other decks?

i've experimented with both cress and darkrai, both in their own respected decks. what i found was that they take a little long to set up, esp cresselia. at least with darkrai, in a solid dark deck, he can sit on the bench all he wants and he'll gather those energies, switch out, put them to sleep, if they're still alive, attack for a possible 110 damage. thats why dark decks will most definitely see action. the effect is just dangerous; that extra 50 damage is scary

cresselia, however, all depends on whom the deck flows with. i haven't tried it in a darkrai deck. so i'll definitely consider it.
cress on the other hand, alright attacks, however, it takes three to deliver 50, so i dont think that it should see much action in any case. MY strategy when i run cress, is basically leave on the bench as EARLY as possible, that way, if you happen to last a turn with your attacking pokemon, the excess energies will shift over the cress. then it can definitely pick up the slack. ( i think that was the intenton )

as for putting them both together, where a bare minimal damage is 50, although weavile is helping them, it still may be too too slow for comfort. thats just my opinon. but if you honestly want to see if it can last or make an impression in states, i suggest you play against those leading decks (i.e. magmortar and GG) and see how they work. in my honest opinion, your biggest threat are those two. they set up way way fast, as well deliver heavy damage. it shouldn't be an exact anti or lockdown for those decks, just try to hold up against them.

ake boundary would be a nice little one to add in, perhaps even another tgw (card disruption can definitely be an advantage for you). more MR STONE. i was running a solid dark deck, and i felt that energies would run out way way too fast for me. so if i were ever to play a late game, i'd lose.
i think you could lose a xatu line 1-1.
even a pachi/corsola start is nice, helps you get those basics out asap to start the beatdown
one other idea to help energy flow is swampert ex. if you use him, you'll need holon circles too

suggestions are limitless, all depends on personal preference...
one last thing to note: if you feel like you need the card, and can last without it, then drop it. don't be dependent or feel like you need it.

**to beat a fast deck, you either have to be faster or slow them down: i suggest card disruption and crystal beach (that slows blissey down a turn or two)


hope this helps, keep posting
 
I'll make this
21 Pokemon
4 Ralts
3 Kirlia
3 Gardevoir
1 Gardevoir X
3-3 Xatu
2-2 Cresselia

23 Trainers
3 Celio's
4 Roseannes Research
2 Great Ball
3 Premier Ball
1 Mr. Stone
3 Moonlight Stadium
2 Night Maintence
2 Copycat
1 Team Galactic's Wager
2 Rare Candy

16 Phsycic Energy

This is a little rough help needed for this though
 
pokemon:22
4-2-2 gallade
1 PK gardivoir
2-1 gardivoir
4-2 furret
2-2 cresselia lv.x

trainers:23
4 rare candy
3 celios
3 rosseanes
2 night maintenance
2 windstorm
2 phobes stadium
3 premier ball
4 POV

energy:15
3 DRE
2 scramble
10 phychic
 
thats a nice set up that elekid has. im not a fan of pk gardy for some reason, regardless, i don't use him much.

if you're not 100 sold on the idea of furret, there's always pachi you could use for the start. as well his second attack can stop cessation crystals so you can go ahead and use the telepass as you please.

test out this set up that elekid and yourself have come up with. run a few games and whatnot and see what you think. i think the format you set up will be common at states.
 
i know :) they go hand in hand in all. just overall i always say him to be a late gamer card till cress came out. in my cress deck i still don't run this card and it runs perfectly. i guess it's just a matter of how often or what purpose the cress serves.
 
Elekid has the best list if you want to run cressilia. Running it with darkria is a no-no. They both require to much diffrent energy, and they dont have any synenergy.
 
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