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Try using Unown Return and SSU. If you haven´t KOed all pokémon yet, you get to try again, 1 time per Unown and 1 time per heads on SSU.

If you want the lock T1 on, then I suggest to run the deck with 4 Mesprit, 4 Uxie and Palkia G LV.X. That way, you get the lock T1, then T2 Psychic Lock/Bind and T3 ensured Psychic Lock (note that this variant can afford to run Call without losing the lock, as well as attacking with Gallade).

I like Dusknoir the best, and you´re wrong about the surprise factor, that´s only a plus. Look at it this way: if your opponent plays around Dusknoir, they still aren´t playing at full power. Say you Bebe´s for a Dusknoir, your opponent won´t play more than 3 benched Pokémons, and you don´t even...

But we´ll still have support. Decks that run fire have Ninetales, Grass decks have Sunflora. Most decks have Dodrio/Noctowl and a possible Slowking. And there´s also Staraptor FB for the decks that can afford to Level it Up. Then, there might be other type of Support released on one of the next...

You chooose what effect applies first in your Pokémons (if more than one are taking place at the same time). If the problem is that your Pokémon can be KOed by poison, then the order doesn't really matter, as even if you put the Poison Damage first, the KO check is done at the end of the "In...

That´s just half truth. Say you have a Palkia G LV.X, it has a Pokémon under it (Palkia G) but it is not an evolved Pokémon.

IIRC, HGSS Pokémons have -20 Resistance. I don´t know why they changed the Weakness to x2 without changing Resistance too.

Don´t forget that if we consider DCE, Garchomp has an even higher advantage. Say Flygon attacks Garchomp and fails to KO, then you return DCE to their hand leaving it with one energy. You send another Garchomp and Speed Impact for 130 (with Weakness). If the Flygon players have Exploud, E-Belt...

I agree with dave321 on the play both if you can. It works better that way. If I would have to choose, I would first know what the metagame is, as Dusknoir is helpful in some match-ups and Nidoqueen in others.

I was saying that a 3rd Gardevoir SW increases consistency, not that Gardy Pt is bad. The one above was just an example (that happened to me), but I myself run a Gardy Pt in my deck. It can help often, but often it´s useless or you have something better to get: it´s situational. Running a 3 or...

I've tested the deck a lot, and I found Gardevoir Pt to be especially useful if you're running Super Scoop Up, if just to keep the energies in play. Otherwise, it can be a bad draw. Say you start with Ralts, Candy and Gardevoir Pt (and no Pokémon searching cards), then it would have been better...

Besides what has been said, I can actually see as a very useful disruptor against Palkia Lock. I If you Tail Code their energies to whatever Pokémon they were going to Lost Cyclone, now they´ll think it twice before Lost Cycloning. Of course , Palkia G won´t have problems KOing Ambipon, but...

You can consider Staraptor LV.X and Porygon2 together. Other option is to use Gardevoir SW.

Pokemons: 22 :fighting::metal:3-3 Steelix SF :metal:4 Jirachi RR 4 :colorless2-2 Porygon 2 :colorless1-1 Blissey Pt :psychic:2 Unown G :grass:1 Volbeat :grass:1 Illumise :colorless1 Chatot MD :psychic:1 Azelf T/S/S: 26 4 Poke Healer 3 Bebe´s Search 3 Roseanne´s Research 2...

Based on the new ruling about Dawn Stadium, how many coins do I flip with Iron Shell while attaching energies to Forretress by Blastoise´s Waterlog Poke-Power? Reference: Forretress