Elements of Surprise

Omniponent Scyther · 11/03/2003, 03:36 PM

This is my newest deck, and seems to kill anything that comes in contact with it.

Elements of Suprise

12 Psychic Energy
15 Fighting Energy
2 Potion Energy
3 Rainbow Energy
4 Brock's Rhyhorn (w/ Drill Tackle)
3 Brock's Rhydon
3 Brock's Onix (w/ Bellow & Rock Throw)
2 Scyther
3 Psyduck (Team Rocket)
2 Dark Golduck
3 Drowzee (Base set 1)
2 Dark Hypno
3 Ditto
4 Bill
4 Brock's Training Method
2 Pewter City Gym
1 Chaos Gym

Baboon · 11/03/2003, 05:21 PM

If you mean for this to be a competitive deck, this'll need significant work. But if you want it for fun, anything will do.
I'll make an attempt at making it more competitive.

Pokemon: You have 25. Way too many. Here's my suggested new list:
4 Brock's Rhyhorn
3 Brock's Rhydon
3 Ditto
2 Scyther (Jungle, I assume?)
2 Psyduck (Fossil. The Fossil version's Headache attack can be fun. ;))

Energy: Since I dropped Psychic altogether, here's my revised list:
9 Fighting
4 Rainbow
4 DCE

This leaves 29 Trainer slots, a huge difference from your original, so I'll just basically build it myself.
4 Bill
4 Rocket's Sneak Attack
4 Imposter Oak's Revenge
3 Oak
3 Gust of Wind
3 Super Energy Removal
3 Item Finder
3 Switch
2 Chaos Gym

Still prolly not the most competitive thing out there, but it's got more of a chance now. :)

Omniponent Scyther · 11/03/2003, 06:09 PM

It's not supposed to win me any tourney's, just to have a wide aray of Pokemon to have fun with, and they all work with the deck. I dont like using alot of trainer cards, though maybe I should.

I dont play against alot of people who use more than 2 types in a deck, and that limits me when defending or attacking, so the variety adds to that. Plus I like all the Pokemon in the deck.

Really, I find Pokemon to be more of a game to play, just to play. If I were to play a game at which to thrash alot of people, I would definitely dump all of my spare money into Magic: The Gathering. But this is more enjoyable and relaxing, especially if you talk like a trainer when playiong the game. lol

"I choose you, Scyther"

SCYYYYYYYYYYYYYTHER!!

LOL

11/03/2003, 05:21 PM	#2
Baboon Images: 1	If you mean for this to be a competitive deck, this'll need significant work. But if you want it for fun, anything will do. I'll make an attempt at making it more competitive. Pokemon: You have 25. Way too many. Here's my suggested new list: 4 Brock's Rhyhorn 3 Brock's Rhydon 3 Ditto 2 Scyther (Jungle, I assume?) 2 Psyduck (Fossil. The Fossil version's Headache attack can be fun. ;)) Energy: Since I dropped Psychic altogether, here's my revised list: 9 Fighting 4 Rainbow 4 DCE This leaves 29 Trainer slots, a huge difference from your original, so I'll just basically build it myself. 4 Bill 4 Rocket's Sneak Attack 4 Imposter Oak's Revenge 3 Oak 3 Gust of Wind 3 Super Energy Removal 3 Item Finder 3 Switch 2 Chaos Gym Still prolly not the most competitive thing out there, but it's got more of a chance now. :) __________________ 500 Articles - Pokeschool's Baboon's Archives March 3, 2002 - January 1, 2006 www.xanga.com/baboonskin (non-Pokemon related)

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11/03/2003, 03:36 PM	#1
Omniponent Scyther	Elements of Surprise This is my newest deck, and seems to kill anything that comes in contact with it. Elements of Suprise 12 Psychic Energy 15 Fighting Energy 2 Potion Energy 3 Rainbow Energy 4 Brock's Rhyhorn (w/ Drill Tackle) 3 Brock's Rhydon 3 Brock's Onix (w/ Bellow & Rock Throw) 2 Scyther 3 Psyduck (Team Rocket) 2 Dark Golduck 3 Drowzee (Base set 1) 2 Dark Hypno 3 Ditto 4 Bill 4 Brock's Training Method 2 Pewter City Gym 1 Chaos Gym __________________ I only play with the first 151 Pokemon. No, I haven't bought any of the new stuff. Plus, I considder myself old school. If you've played Magic for 10 or so years, you can considder yourself old school too. -I cannot type, the name should be Omnipotent Scyther. I'm also lazy.

11/03/2003, 06:09 PM	#3
Omniponent Scyther	It's not supposed to win me any tourney's, just to have a wide aray of Pokemon to have fun with, and they all work with the deck. I dont like using alot of trainer cards, though maybe I should. I dont play against alot of people who use more than 2 types in a deck, and that limits me when defending or attacking, so the variety adds to that. Plus I like all the Pokemon in the deck. Really, I find Pokemon to be more of a game to play, just to play. If I were to play a game at which to thrash alot of people, I would definitely dump all of my spare money into Magic: The Gathering. But this is more enjoyable and relaxing, especially if you talk like a trainer when playiong the game. lol "I choose you, Scyther" SCYYYYYYYYYYYYYTHER!! LOL __________________ I only play with the first 151 Pokemon. No, I haven't bought any of the new stuff. Plus, I considder myself old school. If you've played Magic for 10 or so years, you can considder yourself old school too. -I cannot type, the name should be Omnipotent Scyther. I'm also lazy.