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Rules 1. Mint only (unless stated otherwise) 2. I will check lists, and I buy 3. I will trade my Ex's and Stars for holos, but I'll want a bunch DF Haves: Almost every card you'll probably want, just ask CG Haves: Every card, ask. Other Haves: Lugia ex Mew ex lm K9 ex...

Rules 1. Mint only (unless stated otherwise) 2. I will check lists, and I buy 3. I will trade my Ex's and Stars for holos, but I'll want a bunch 3. I'm going to give away a legal Ex to the best (cumulative) trading partner between now and 31 Jan 2007. You'll probably get to pick an Ex...

Rules 1. No ripping 2. Mint only (unless stated otherwise) 3. Send in sleeves and toploaders 4. Bad traders send first 5. Tell me what you have from CG/DF (whatever else I ask about) --I'll tell you what is interesting 6. You make first offer 7. This isn't a...

Rules 1. No ripping 2. Mint only (unless stated otherwise) 3. Send in sleeves and toploaders 4. Bad traders send first 5. Tell me what you have from CG/DF (whatever else I ask about) --I'll tell you what is interesting 6. You make first offer 7. This isn't a...

The Best Pound-For-Pound Hitters in DX-On by toby Pokemon TCG games are normally won by taking six prizes faster than your opponent takes six prizes. Unless you are planning to have your opponent deck (i.e., run out of cards) prior to getting six prizes, you’re going to have to do some...

The Best Pound-For-Pound Hitters in DX-On by toby Pokemon TCG games are normally won by taking six prizes faster than your opponent takes six prizes. Unless you are planning to have your opponent deck (i.e., run out of cards) prior to getting six prizes, you’re going to have to do some...

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This is my first post in a series ranking the best pound for pound hitters in DX-On. In order to access how good pokemon were at hitting, I selected a reference pokemon chosen for its rather typical statistics: Swampert CG, which is a Stage 2 pokemon, that has 120HP, and deals 60HP on 3...

I'm trying to do an analysis of the best pound-for-pound hitter. For example, Banette Ex can do 90 HP of damage, which is really good for 2 energies. However, if you normalize his damage based on the fact that he's a real light-weight (i.e., being a 90HP Ex), then he doesn't score so well...

This deck was designed to Mulligan, and Mulligan big time. This deck expects to Mulligan 8.6 times before getting a hand that it's forced to play (I'm really unsure about whether one has to play a fossil, but since it's a trainer, I suspect that you don't have to). Hopefully the unwitting...