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There havn't been any tournaments with big names cause I havn't been to any. :p

I'll be able to make an appearance in Sherman tomorrow,

I hate when people do this.

Who practices? I rely on my quick wits and cat-like reflexes to win Pokemon tournaments.

You Ninja'd me!! Last time I checked this thread, there were only 5 tournaments up.

This isn't all the tournaments in our area, just the ones being run by Birch. I'm sure something will be on the 18th.

North and Easy Texas? Lol

Needs either more draw or more hand refresh, otherwise you lose if you miss the donk.

Honestly, If you build this deck to be a little more consistent late game, you'll still get a decent amount of donks. Building just to win turn one can really hinder you later, not every game will your opponent get only one pokemon or a bad hand.

Yeah, Yanmega hurts the big bear pretty bad, at least in my testing. You might try slipping in Lantern Prime to help out, runs of dce, one hits Yanmega, and deal some heavy damage late game.

Thats true. Also, past Rogue decks have won because they counter the Meta. Right now, we have know generally what decks will be played, but we don't know the amount, and what kind of people will play them. Knowing how much a certain deck will be played is a lot different than saying that deck...

Personally, I think every Donphan varient should be playing Boufalaunt. Its so neccesary to stop someone from sweeping you with RDL

^^^ He's right. It was such a good card, but since it was so situational, it just didn't get much play. I teched it into my Gyarados list for Regionals, and it worked wonders. (I ended up getting 4th in that tournament)

I was the one he was playtesting against, and in one of the games, I did get just an Umbreon out, and that was the only pokemon on my field. Bouffalant really did help against me, however thats three spots that could be used for something else. (1 Bouffalaunt, 2 DCE) Plus the fact that it could...

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Good luck with Sableye, I don't think you're gonna like what you see.

Seems like this is the usual complaints about rotation, just 3/4 months early. Sets rotate, cards become good or bad, something new becomes "broken". You either adapt, or drop the game.

Great Job man. It was a blast playing you, and I hope to see you at Nats

Josh Highlander is from North Texas, the small town of Tom Bean. (Sherman area)