Pokemon 22
3 Mudkip GE
2 Marshtomp GE
1 Swampert GE
2 Swampert ex CG
4 Rilou DP
3 Lucario DP
1 Lucario Lv. X MT
2 Baltoy GE
2 Claydol GE
2 Unown G
Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums 22
2 Lake Boundary DP
3 Premier Ball GE
3 Island Hermit DF (Lucario Lv. X prized really hurts this deck, so this helps in that case.)
2 Steven’s Advice PK
2 Night Maintenance SW
3 Roseanne’s Research SW
3 Rare Candy POP5
3 Bebe’s Search SW
1 Windstorm CG
Energy 16
1 Scramble Energy
1 DRE POP5
3 Multi Energy DP
3 Water Energy
8 Fight Energy
Strategy:
Lucario is the main attacker able to quickly do spread damage to the opponent. Also, the deck relies on using Lucario Lv. X’s Stance pokepower a lot via Premier Ball.
Swampert GE is in the deck to move energy as needed.
Swampert ex CG is a secondary attacker and its pokepower Energy Recycle coupled with Stance can be an excellent way to do energy acceleration.
Claydol allows you to draw more cards, which is always a good thing.
Unown G is used solely for its Guard pokepower.
Can this deck stand up in today's metagame (Blissey, Mags, G&G, etc...)? What changes would make this deck better?
3 Mudkip GE
2 Marshtomp GE
1 Swampert GE
2 Swampert ex CG
4 Rilou DP
3 Lucario DP
1 Lucario Lv. X MT
2 Baltoy GE
2 Claydol GE
2 Unown G
Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums 22
2 Lake Boundary DP
3 Premier Ball GE
3 Island Hermit DF (Lucario Lv. X prized really hurts this deck, so this helps in that case.)
2 Steven’s Advice PK
2 Night Maintenance SW
3 Roseanne’s Research SW
3 Rare Candy POP5
3 Bebe’s Search SW
1 Windstorm CG
Energy 16
1 Scramble Energy
1 DRE POP5
3 Multi Energy DP
3 Water Energy
8 Fight Energy
Strategy:
Lucario is the main attacker able to quickly do spread damage to the opponent. Also, the deck relies on using Lucario Lv. X’s Stance pokepower a lot via Premier Ball.
Swampert GE is in the deck to move energy as needed.
Swampert ex CG is a secondary attacker and its pokepower Energy Recycle coupled with Stance can be an excellent way to do energy acceleration.
Claydol allows you to draw more cards, which is always a good thing.
Unown G is used solely for its Guard pokepower.
Can this deck stand up in today's metagame (Blissey, Mags, G&G, etc...)? What changes would make this deck better?
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