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Topic: my fire deck
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scizor956
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posted June 29, 2002 08:31 PM
this is my fire deck, this won me some battles at the roosevelt field mall in new york.....
here it is:
pkmn
3 cyndaquil( fireworks)
3 quilavas (char)
1 r. charmander
1 dark charmeleon
2 dark charizard
1 sneasel
1 magby
1 cleffa
1 jiggly
1 wiggly(do the wave)
1 evee(jungle)
1 magmar
1 chansey(base)
2 growlithe(base & blanes-stoke)
2 arcanines(base & blanes-heat tackle)
trainers
2 gusts
2 elm
1 nrg search
2 breeder
3 bill
2 potion
2 nightly garbage
2 nrg removal
2 plus power
nrg
18 fire
1 dark
1 recycle
plz give me some suggestions and cards to add/remove or up
thx alot
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Kento-boy
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posted June 29, 2002 08:59 PM
This deck isn't made for a particular format now is it. If it isn't here's my fix.
-3 cyndiquils +3 gold berry
-3 quilavas +2 elm
-1 evee +2 gigglypuff
-1 nrg search +1 breeder
-1 sneasle
-1 magby +2 cleffa
-1 recycle +2 charmander
-2 growlithe +1 Dark Charizard
-2 arcanine +2 magmar (fossil)
-2 nrg removal +1 wiggly
+2 energy retrievel
this is a very diffrent deck but it's a bit more focussed on only a couple pokemon. This may or may not work well. good luck
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scizor956
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posted June 30, 2002 06:35 AM
do you think you could work around the cyndaquil family and the charizard family? I'm trading some cards soon for maybe 2 typhlosions(1 flamewheel and 1 fire recharge) my deck is mainly focused on those two families since i get them most of the time in my pkmn battles.....
so can you think up of another fix for it?
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zapdoskid2k2
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posted June 30, 2002 08:28 AM
-1 sneasel
-1 magmar
-1 magby
-1 jiggly
-1 wiggly(do the wave)
-1 evee(jungle)
-1 chansey(base)
-1 grolithe (blaines)
-1 arcanine (blaines)
then add
2 charmaders
2 typhlosion (the fire recharge would be better)
2 grolithe (base)
2 arcanine (base)
2 cleffa
now for trainers drop the:
1 nrg search
2 nrg removal
2 breeder
2 nightly garbage run (with typhlosion you realy arent gona need it)
and add:
2 more elms
1 more bill
1 potion
2 dark charmelions (breeder isnt as good here)
nrgs now hmm since you donet have sneasel take out the dark nrg and the recycle nrg isnt and good withough wiglytuff so take it out and add:
2 fire
after all that this is what it should look like:
pokemon:25
3 cyndaquil( fireworks)
3 quilavas (char)
2 typhlosion (recharge kind)
3 r. charmander
3 dark charmeleon
2 dark charizard
3 cleffa
3 growlithe(base)
3 arcanines(base)
trainers:15
2 gusts
4 elm
4 bill
3 potion
2 plus power
nrgs:20
20 fire nrgs
hope this works
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scizor956
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posted June 30, 2002 09:44 AM
yea, that seems a lil better...
still could use some more ideas
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Prof. Douglas Zuver
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posted July 02, 2002 09:05 AM
There is a new Pokemon in town called
Lilly Pad Mew (Promo 47 I think) for the Psychic
season. It is changing the way we play pokemon.
Evolving 3 different sets of pokemon is not
good. We never have enough room for all the
cards we would really like to put into our
decks, so we have to scale everything down.
More than 2 different Evolution pokemon
groups is way too many. Put 4 of each Basic
card then 3 of a Stage one and then 2 or 3
of the Stage 2 card.
How many Cleffa Neo do you have?
You need to get 3 for your decks.
Lilly Pad Mew has a Confusion attack and
IT CANNOT BE HURT AT ALL BY EVOLVED POKEMON!!!
Charizard and Dark Gengar can not hurt it!!
Then Mew will Confuse them.
So the rules change, now we try to evolve
one group of pokemon and have a ready to
fight basic pokemon as well.
We also speed up the deck:
4 Basic Pokemon
4 Stage one (Only 2 if you use Pokemon Breeder,
but make sure you put in 3 or 4 Pokemon Breeder)
3 Stage Two
3 Big Basic Pokemon (ready to fight)
3 Cleffa
2 Elekid or Tyrogue (Elekid for fire decks Tyrogue
for Water decks)
4 Professor Elm
4 Bill
4 Pokemon Trader (Bosses Way if your Evolution is
Dark. Add 2 Rocket's Hideouts as well)
1 Time Capsule
3 Focus Bands
2 Gold Berrys
2 Double Gust
18 Energy Cards of the right type
3 Cards of anything that makes you happy
Copy this formula down.
Or print it up if you can with your printer.
You can use it with almost any deck and beat
most people with it. Most decks are too slow
and try to do too much. Also I write down my
decks and take them apart, so the trainers can
go into a new deck. How many decks you have is
not important. I only have two made up at the
moment. Copy my formula to get you close to
what you want, then adjust a little bit at a
time. Don't expect to beat everyone all the time
with the same deck. Surprise them with the
unexpected. If you use my formula for a while
you will understand how tournament decks are
made. Then you will be really good.
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Prof. Douglas Zuver
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posted July 02, 2002 09:11 AM
If you play unlimited add 3 EcoGym
or 4 Energy Removal. I am playing Neo Forward
so these cards are not a concern to me.
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"A pokemon's true power is found within."--Mew (Pokemon the First Movie)
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scizor956
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posted July 04, 2002 11:13 AM
that formula seems like a good idea along with zapdoskid2k2
but what do you mean by unlimited? i stopped playing pkmn tcg for awhile and now that i started to play again, i dont even know all the things i used to now
so can you guys kinda fill me in on whats new and some more ideas to help fix this deck
thx
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Prof. Douglas Zuver
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posted August 19, 2002 09:37 PM
Unlimited means you can play any card
Wizards has made. Except ____'s Pikachu
known as Birthday Pikachu because its
attack is stronger on your birthday,
and that crazy Mew card that is called
Ancient Mew (you can't read it)
September 2002 is the end of Modified
(known as Rocket Onward)
New Modified (starting in September) means
everyone is playing only from Cards out
of the sets Neo and everything afterward.
This is Neo 1 to 4, Southern Islands,
Black Star Wizard Promo Cards 21 and up
(Promo 1 thru 20 are no longer legal),
Legendary Collection, and any
new cards (such as the E cards.)
Don't despair about the Gym sets you cannot
play any more. Wizards is thinking about all
these things. They are smarter than we give
them credit for. By the way, if you have a
card such as Base Set Charizard, you can
use it in tournament play because it is
the same card as the Legendary Charizard.
You don't really have to buy LC to benefit
from it, though a few of those Reverse Holos
look mighty cool in your collection.
Also a promo card makes any nonpromo card
with the same writing legal [different picture
does not matter]. And Rainbow energy Promo
holo made ALL RAINBOW ENERGY CARDS LEGAL.
Sit down with your friends and talk about
making two deck groups:
Unlimited and New Modified.
It's fun to change how you make decks.
That's why Wizards has created two
groups to choose from when we have
DCI tournaments.
Also, there is booster draft, and
Sealed Play. These are called limited
tournaments because you are limited by
whatever cards are provided by the
Tournament Organizer to you.
You will either receive a group of cards
that you open and make into a 40 card deck
(know as Sealed Play because everyone
receives a sealed package that they make
into a deck)
The 4 of each card per deck limit does not apply
to this format. The tournament organizer should
provide basic energy for this event.
These games are played with 4 prizes instead
of the usual 6.
===or==
You receive a group a booster packs that you
open one at a time. After you open a pack,
toss all the basic energy into the middle
of the table and then
you take one card from your pack then you
pass the rest of the pack to the person
sitting to the left of you. The person to
your right will pass their pack to you.
You will take one card from that pack and
pass the rest of the pack to the person to
the left....
After a while the cards are gone from that
set of packs.
Then you open another set of packs (one per
person) and do the same thing except you
pass them in the opposite direction.
Pass to the right.
The next set is passed to the left...
You only get about 5 or 6 packs to open
per each person.
Next you make a 40 card deck out of the
cards you "drafted" (choose).
The 4 of each card limit does not apply
to this format. The tournament organizer
should provide basic energy for this event.
These games are played with 4 prizes
instead of the usual 6.
For more info try this
http://www.wizards.com/dci/main.asp?x=UTR_Intro
Team Play is also about to become legal
very soon.
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[ August 26, 2002, 07:38 PM: Message edited by: Prof. Douglas Zuver ]
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