i too have been wanting to throw flareon in, but i think it gets to complicated. if ur gonna tech in flareon u might as well just play eevelutions ( come may "EASY-lutions)
The Flareon is a specific mirror-match tech and hypothetical until a meta establishes itself via battle roads or something.
not to knock on u, but ur running a heck of a lot of X's with out max level? i know the flip stinks but i think its worth the chance, otherwise thats allot of switch/warp points ur gonna have to run in order to level up those shaymins an get them back to the bench,
I'm running two. Even when I was running four, I didn't need Lv. Max - the Leafeons only came play when active, and I would just attach an energy to Shaymin, Warp it out, Lv. X it, and retreat it back. Easy peasy, especially with fourteen energy and three warps.
Now the list is down to two Lv. Xs, Shaymin and a sole Leafeon, and the only reason I'm considering running Lv. Max is because T1 Leafeon X, while a stretch, is very very solid.
no to KNOCK on u again but i think the land form shaymin is the shaymin for u, im still sticking to this deck an pulling first turn leafeon X ALLOT, no joke ask "prof Em" lol
The Sky form basic is the better of the two, and the land form Lv. X is the better of the two, in my opinion, for the synergy of this deck.
broken time space, an max level are my new favorites, before them i was using candys, i think i ran 3, an it seemed by the time i got them i didnt need them, i was always claydoling them back..they did help me candy claydol now an then, but i love throwing down the broken space, evo the whole bench then throw out the stadium to replace it with dawn stadium...it seems to work for me, my big test will be friday night.
Broken Time Space helps your opponent out far more than you. Think about it. You're running a stage one deck. Plus, unless you're running lots of stadiums, which in and of itself is foolish, you might not be able to easily counter the BT-S before it helps your opponent greatly.
However, on that note, Dawn Stadium also isn't too hot - you don't want to stick too many energies on Leafeon, the main person you'd want healed.
I'm considering:
-2-1-2 Sceptile
-1 Dawn
-1 Premier Ball
-2 (find a spot)
+2 Lv. Max
+4 Poke Healer +
+1-1 Uxie
+1 Miasma Valley
Personally, I believe that beating face with Leafeon quickly and continuously is better than my brother's variant with Sceptile, but he insists on Sceppy so Sceppy it is in his deck until I prove it bad.
Also, Prof. Unky Dan, would you mind posting your list?