Recent content by burnpsy

So we're to assume that the kid fails at sorting and has exactly 0 doubles? Wow... Looks like I have to explain more than how to make a good deck. While I'm not questioning this rule, I think I should point out that there are 55 remaining entrants. This is still a large number, but it's not...

Mine arrived this morning. Thanks!

Does one declare a target for Pokemon Reversal, Super Scoop Up, Metagross LA's Magnetic Reversal, etc. before the coin flip or after the coin flip? In the case of Metagross LA, should Power Spray be used before or after the coin flip? Or even before I say what it's targeting?

Oh, OK then. That makes sense.

Oh, that clutch. xD Yeah, it worked similarly for me as well. But something that struck me odd in this post is the bolded. How can you be out of Fire Energy after they Sprayed a Roast Reveal? You don't have to discard if they Power Spray it...

I want in on this. It sounds fun and challenging.

...It holds onto something tightly? What are you trying to say?

They did, unquestionably. No.

Good point! I'll do that. -1 Unown R +1 SSU

Both Ninetales and BTS are major elements. Unfortunately, I can't do that. I suppose I have to remove one of the remaining two Unown R. It's just filler and is dead after my bench is full anyways. So: -1 SSU -1 Unown R +2 PONT Also, I don't really think this deck should be thinking about...

Palmers does nothing to help fix the situation that the deck faces during the time in which it recovery is needed. I prefer Fisherman for refilling the Fire Energy in hand and giving some much needed draw. Dead hands are either non-existent or at the start of the game. The only time it...

I just consulted with my brothers. While regulating starts would be better in general, the speed build is faster and thus may be able to dodge trainer lock (although missing OHKOs sometimes). While I would personally go for regulating starts, I think the speed build is a safer bet because my...

In that build, one had to get the second attack running to do anything decent. The first attack did the same 60-70 early-game. But yeah, Sableye was convenient. Both of the versions have their merits. This one can (about 65ish% of the time) run through most of the deck in two turns. The other...

Tested. The results are quite varied. Sometimes, I get a turn 1 Charizard with a Ninetales, but nothing else and an empty hand. Sometimes, I get 3 Ninetales, 2 Charizard, both equipped with an energy and a Uxie benched with a 12+ card hand by turn 2. In most cases, I'm either stranded with one...

OK then. I'll put the Quick Ball back in at 4, then.