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InferMorScorLvX
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Try making it kingdra instead of groudon
Try making it kingdra instead of groudon
Banette EX
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4 Groundon
2-2 Claydol GE
2-2 Lunasol GE
2 Regirock LA
2-2 Lopunny LA
TM2
POkeradar
Felicty
Bucks
Pluspower
Night Maintenance
Bebes
Roseannes
Warps
Switch
Starks
FIghting
Call
thats how you play GrounDONK,whoever told u its just Groundon and a whole bunch of energy,told u the wrong thing my good man,this is how its played,consistently and correctly.
2-2 Claydol GE
2-2 Lunasol GE
2 Regirock LA
2-2 Lopunny LA
TM2
POkeradar
Felicty
Bucks
Pluspower
Night Maintenance
Bebes
Roseannes
Warps
Switch
Starks
FIghting
Call
thats how you play GrounDONK,whoever told u its just Groundon and a whole bunch of energy,told u the wrong thing my good man,this is how its played,consistently and correctly.
SirKibbleX
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Actually that's not a bad decklist, haha. Technically, his decklist is more consistent than yours, but can it keep up attacking every turn? Here is a breakdown of a 'cheapo-style' no-tech Groudonk assault:
Opening hand is Groudon, 5 Fighting Energies, and a quickball/roseanne's/bebe's/pokeball/greatball, etc.
Turn 1: Drop Groudon, attach energy, drought for 2 more. Hand size is 7-1 - 1 -2 = 3
Turn 2: Draw a card(4). Use your pokedrawing cards as late as possible (to minimize bench damage). Drop another energy(4 on groudon, 3 cards in hand), strike for lethal on something (prize draw, 4 cards in hand).
Turn 3: Draw a card (5 inhand). Drop an energy on groudon(3 on groudon, 4 cards in hand), strike for lethal on something. Prize draw (5 cards in hand).
Turn 4: Draw a card (6 in hand). Drop an energy and drought (3 in hand, 4 energy on groudon).
Turn 5: Draw a card (4 in hand). Drop an energy and attack for lethal on something. Prize draw. (4 cards in hand, 2 energy on groudon).
Turn 6: Draw a card (4 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon and Drought (1 card in hand, 4 energy on Groudon).
Turn 7: Draw a card (2 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon and strike for lethal on something. Prize Draw (3 cards in hand, 3 energy on Groudon).
Turn 8: Draw a card (4 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon(4 on) strike for lethal on something. Prize draw (4 cards in hand).
Turn 9: Draw a card (5 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon(3 on). strike for lethal on something. Prize draw (5 cards in hand).
That's game : D.
Thats not even including possibilities of cards like Buck's Training, Pluspowers, Professor Oak's Visit.
Etc.
You win. It's very consistent.
It's just really simple, so people don't like it. Using warp points makes it even more disruptive.
Opening hand is Groudon, 5 Fighting Energies, and a quickball/roseanne's/bebe's/pokeball/greatball, etc.
Turn 1: Drop Groudon, attach energy, drought for 2 more. Hand size is 7-1 - 1 -2 = 3
Turn 2: Draw a card(4). Use your pokedrawing cards as late as possible (to minimize bench damage). Drop another energy(4 on groudon, 3 cards in hand), strike for lethal on something (prize draw, 4 cards in hand).
Turn 3: Draw a card (5 inhand). Drop an energy on groudon(3 on groudon, 4 cards in hand), strike for lethal on something. Prize draw (5 cards in hand).
Turn 4: Draw a card (6 in hand). Drop an energy and drought (3 in hand, 4 energy on groudon).
Turn 5: Draw a card (4 in hand). Drop an energy and attack for lethal on something. Prize draw. (4 cards in hand, 2 energy on groudon).
Turn 6: Draw a card (4 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon and Drought (1 card in hand, 4 energy on Groudon).
Turn 7: Draw a card (2 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon and strike for lethal on something. Prize Draw (3 cards in hand, 3 energy on Groudon).
Turn 8: Draw a card (4 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon(4 on) strike for lethal on something. Prize draw (4 cards in hand).
Turn 9: Draw a card (5 cards in hand). Drop an energy on Groudon(3 on). strike for lethal on something. Prize draw (5 cards in hand).
That's game : D.
Thats not even including possibilities of cards like Buck's Training, Pluspowers, Professor Oak's Visit.
Etc.
You win. It's very consistent.
It's just really simple, so people don't like it. Using warp points makes it even more disruptive.
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Frogg Head
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o wow lol
wont that hav trouble pulling out a poke mon if you dont draw trainers
or if there prizes
wont that hav trouble pulling out a poke mon if you dont draw trainers
or if there prizes
SirKibbleX
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Here's a decklist:
4 Groudon
4 Quick Balls
2 Pokeballs
4 Roseanne's
4 Buck's Training
4 Pluspowers
4 Warp Points
2 POVs.
32 Fighting Energy.
Guaranteed consistency, very tough to fight.
4 Groudon
4 Quick Balls
2 Pokeballs
4 Roseanne's
4 Buck's Training
4 Pluspowers
4 Warp Points
2 POVs.
32 Fighting Energy.
Guaranteed consistency, very tough to fight.
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