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Hgss-on lostgar help

banana

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I Currently have 4 Gengar Primes and I'm considering going with lostgar this season.

Anybody out there got a list i can base off of?
Any help is appreciated :)
 
Try this list if you want, it works pretty well for me... :smile:

Lost MewGar

3 Gengar Prime
2 Mew Prime
2 Slowking COL
2 Slowpoke
2 Mr. Mime COL
3 Ghastly TM
2 Haunter TM
1 Ditto TM
1 Spiritomb TM
3 Mime Jr.
= 21 pokemon

3 Pokemon collector
3 PETM
3 PONT
4 Seeker
2 Twins
1 Flower shop lady
4 Pokemon communication
3 Rare candy
2 pokegear
2 switch
2 lost world
= 29

8 psychic
2 rescue
= 10

hope it works for you :thumb:
 
you neeeeeed to max out twins since this is what really gives the deck steam. also since you only play two, theres a chance of prizing both cards which would make this deck basically unplayable. 8 psychic is too few also since late game energy drops are essential too with this deck. max out mews too.
 
you neeeeeed to max out twins since this is what really gives the deck steam. also since you only play two, theres a chance of prizing both cards which would make this deck basically unplayable. 8 psychic is too few also since late game energy drops are essential too with this deck. max out mews too.

This makes no sense. Why would playing twins be better than playing a seeker?
 
for me, 3 twins and 3 seeiker work very well. Having 4 twins in the deck can make it clunky in the early game. Also, I prefer not to run Mew, as his survivability is almost nil. Gengar can take a few hits, and has a handy P-Body if the opponent is running babies for starters.

-Kaz
 
You'd play twins because you can easily power up another Gengar on your bench while your oponent may take a prize or two you could have 3 gengars set up and 4 to 5 of theirs in the lost zone already ahead. Seeker is really solid for a baby donk or to replay a spiritomb.

Would Mr. Mime be a good fit if you're going to run Spiritomb?
 
Is the 2-2 line of slowking really useful? Could you add an extra Gengar Prime and 2 more mew primes? and another supporter?
 
If you are not experienced enough to write your own list I suggest buying a theme deck.

Pokegym usually is a friendly helpful place. Thank you for contributing nothing to the discussion and for the bump.

I only asked because I have seen a lot of this deck among friends and i've decided to run it and I wanted some outside opinions,
 
I think Slowking with Mime jr is a pretty nice combo. I tested it and I can say I lost-zoned 2-3 pokemon due the baby's attack, and by te way, you can determinate your opposite hand.. This kind of lost-gar is quite technical, you have to consider a lot of things, using Mime, Slowking, and if you need spiritomb. I can suggest you to save a space removing ditto from the list, in a format without azelf, uxie, crobat G.. You will find out that your opponent's bench wouldn't be so full..
I think also that Twins is the MUST for this deck, and seeker too.. I put 4-4.. You will ALWAYS have more prize cards than your opponent, especially if you run mew and mime jr ;) then twins.. If you have a gastly in the bench, for example, you will draw a gengar and a candy.. Tadah.. Hurl into darkness again xD
 
Pokemon - 18

3-2-3 Gengar Prime
4 Mime Jr.
2-2 Slowking HGSS
1 Mr. Mime
1 Spiritomb
1 Tyrogue

T/S/S - 29

4 Twins
4 Seeker
4 PONT
3 Collector
2 Juniper
3 Communication
3 Dual Ball
2 Lost Remover
2 Junk Arm
2 Lost World

Energy - 13

12 Psychic

That's my Lostgar list I use for testing, has worked extremely well. 4-4 Seeker/Twins is the play IMO.
 
Pokemon - 18

3-2-3 Gengar Prime
4 Mime Jr.
2-2 Slowking HGSS
1 Mr. Mime
1 Spiritomb
1 Tyrogue

T/S/S - 29

4 Twins
4 Seeker
4 PONT
3 Collector
2 Juniper
3 Communication
3 Dual Ball
2 Lost Remover
2 Junk Arm
2 Lost World

Energy - 13

12 Psychic

That's my Lostgar list I use for testing, has worked extremely well. 4-4 Seeker/Twins is the play IMO.

You only have 59 cards :( and what's tyrogue for??
 
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