eevee deck ftw.

piggy · 05/31/2008, 07:35 PM

so i am making an eevee deck, so far 4 eevee's 2 leaf guard leafeons, 2 glacions and an espion, and leafeon lvl x. minun and plusle... pretty much need to know what other pokemon i should use, few need to have trainers too... and if i spell any of this wrong its cause i dont have spelling memoriesed cause im lazy

Azure Kite · 05/31/2008, 07:48 PM

You'll need to post an exact 60 card list and a strategy or else this will get locked, sorry.

KAZUTO!!! · 05/31/2008, 09:13 PM

My list:

Pokemon (20):

Glaceon Lv.X x2
Glaceon x2
Leafeon Lv.X x2
Leafeon x2
Espeon x2
Umbreon x1
Vaporeon x1
Eevee x4
Claydol x2
Baltoy x2

Trainers (24):

Ceilio's Network x4
Roseanne's Research x3
Professor Oak's Visit x4
Team Galactic's Wager x2
Lake Boundary x2
Crystal Beach x3
Scott x1
Night Maintenance x1
Time-Space Disortion x2
Premier Ball x2

Energy (16):

Water x7
Grass x4
Psychic x3
Dark x2

Modify to your own personal prefrences.

*mrdraz07* · 06/01/2008, 12:18 AM

Glaceon and Leafeon want their own decks built around them, so I think your best bet would be to pick one and then pick something else to go with it. For example, Leafeon partners well with Sceptile or Blissey. Glaceon seems to work OK with Empoleon.

Ignatious · 06/01/2008, 10:35 AM

Personally, I wouldn't run an eeveelutions deck, as it has many flaws that should be obvious that I don't feel like explaining. In my opinion, eevees can only work if you choose either Glaceon or Leafeon, and make a deck based off of your respective selection. However, if you really do feel the need to play eevees, then I'll give you somewhere to start.

I would run 3 Leaf Guard Leafon, with 1 LvX Leafeon, as running 2-2 just seems slilly to me. The Leafeon that heals is not better than Leaf Guard due to Leaf Guard actually helping make up for an eevee flaw, the lack of HP. As for Glaceons, I ran 2 Speed Slide, 1 Icy Wind, and 1 LvX. Speed slide is necessary for fighting of grass pokes, but the occasional sleep is also great and worthy of decking. Again, 2-2 of this seems even crazier then 2-2 of Leafeon.

As for techs, Espeon should always be in the deck as a 1-of, as it helps with the low HO flaw I mentioned earlier, and as far as I can tell, it's a crucial flaw, and needs undone. Unless you specifically fear Garchomp, Umbreon is only really good for getting LvX's out, which isn't vital because once a LvX is active, it's normally the best option for attacking, so you would normally want it to stay up. Jolteon is the only other eevee I would suggest running, as it's a secondry attacker swinging for 80 with a DRE, it smashes a lot of water pokemon, which are gaining popularity, and it's resistant to metal, Glaceon's weakness. I wouldn;t say Jolton is needed, but I recomend him.

As for secondary lines, a 2-2 of Claydol is obvious. With so much versatility, you need a way to pull what you need, another of the eevee flaws. Claydol draws several cards each turn, so this weakness is dies down slightly with the usage of Claydol. An Unown Q should be used if you start out with a Baltoy, or if you don't have space for Umbreon at the time (most of the time) to give some pokemon free retreat.

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05/31/2008, 07:35 PM	#1
piggy	eevee deck ftw. so i am making an eevee deck, so far 4 eevee's 2 leaf guard leafeons, 2 glacions and an espion, and leafeon lvl x. minun and plusle... pretty much need to know what other pokemon i should use, few need to have trainers too... and if i spell any of this wrong its cause i dont have spelling memoriesed cause im lazy

05/31/2008, 09:13 PM	#3
KAZUTO!!!	My list: Pokemon (20): Glaceon Lv.X x2 Glaceon x2 Leafeon Lv.X x2 Leafeon x2 Espeon x2 Umbreon x1 Vaporeon x1 Eevee x4 Claydol x2 Baltoy x2 Trainers (24): Ceilio's Network x4 Roseanne's Research x3 Professor Oak's Visit x4 Team Galactic's Wager x2 Lake Boundary x2 Crystal Beach x3 Scott x1 Night Maintenance x1 Time-Space Disortion x2 Premier Ball x2 Energy (16): Water x7 Grass x4 Psychic x3 Dark x2 Modify to your own personal prefrences. __________________ 500 Championship Points : Masters *R.I.P LuxChomp* Top 4 Worlds 2012 (Seniors)

06/01/2008, 12:18 AM	#4
mrdraz07	Glaceon and Leafeon want their own decks built around them, so I think your best bet would be to pick one and then pick something else to go with it. For example, Leafeon partners well with Sceptile or Blissey. Glaceon seems to work OK with Empoleon. __________________ And now, a haiku: Donphan, use Earthquake. It's super effective! Wild Japan is Knocked Out.

06/01/2008, 10:35 AM	#5
Ignatious	Personally, I wouldn't run an eeveelutions deck, as it has many flaws that should be obvious that I don't feel like explaining. In my opinion, eevees can only work if you choose either Glaceon or Leafeon, and make a deck based off of your respective selection. However, if you really do feel the need to play eevees, then I'll give you somewhere to start. I would run 3 Leaf Guard Leafon, with 1 LvX Leafeon, as running 2-2 just seems slilly to me. The Leafeon that heals is not better than Leaf Guard due to Leaf Guard actually helping make up for an eevee flaw, the lack of HP. As for Glaceons, I ran 2 Speed Slide, 1 Icy Wind, and 1 LvX. Speed slide is necessary for fighting of grass pokes, but the occasional sleep is also great and worthy of decking. Again, 2-2 of this seems even crazier then 2-2 of Leafeon. As for techs, Espeon should always be in the deck as a 1-of, as it helps with the low HO flaw I mentioned earlier, and as far as I can tell, it's a crucial flaw, and needs undone. Unless you specifically fear Garchomp, Umbreon is only really good for getting LvX's out, which isn't vital because once a LvX is active, it's normally the best option for attacking, so you would normally want it to stay up. Jolteon is the only other eevee I would suggest running, as it's a secondry attacker swinging for 80 with a DRE, it smashes a lot of water pokemon, which are gaining popularity, and it's resistant to metal, Glaceon's weakness. I wouldn;t say Jolton is needed, but I recomend him. As for secondary lines, a 2-2 of Claydol is obvious. With so much versatility, you need a way to pull what you need, another of the eevee flaws. Claydol draws several cards each turn, so this weakness is dies down slightly with the usage of Claydol. An Unown Q should be used if you start out with a Baltoy, or if you don't have space for Umbreon at the time (most of the time) to give some pokemon free retreat.