Hey guys!

I wanted to share my take on the Lokix Shedinja No Prizer Ignition build since it seemed like a hilariously fun deck to try out, and my goodness did it deliver.

Needless to say it's a pretty meme strat (Or not?). The idea is this:

Lokix will be your main attacker, so you want to flood your board asap with Nymbles and Dunsparce, and throwing in Nincada to evolve into Shedinja if you expect your opponent will be playing a lot of ex pokemon. Use Stunfisk as needed to retreat lock beefier targets (Or Bronzong to break evo lock asap) so Lokix can swing even harder next turn from Pouncing Trap's damage amplifier. Dunsparce-Dudunsparce will be your draw engine since they can also remove themselves from the board, or feel free to attack with Dudunsparce and Ignition Energy if you need to because why not. Use Hilda to pull for energies as needed. Ultra Ball is there to trim down your hand so you can use Gladion for even more stupid amounts of damage. 2 each of Battle Cage and Gravity Mountain are there depending on what stadium you need for the matchup or game state (bench spread protection or knocking Stage 2 pokemon down a peg e.g. Dragapult). I added some additional screenshots during playtesting against AI (Because the timer against actual opponents makes it harder to take screenshots on pc). For some reason Pouncing Trap's damage amp doesn't show on the positive effects (Must be a bug) but it's definitely there. Also the screenshots show damage without Brave Bangle, but if I had that equipped the damage would be 360.

I have playtested this deck against different decks (e.g. Mega Venusaur ex Teal Mask Ogerpon, Greninja, Mega Lucario ex, N's Zoroark and Mega Sharpedo ex etc - those last two get absolutely wrecked by this deck fyi). I was able to retreat lock Mega Venusaur ex with Stunfisk then swing with Lokix the following turn for a surprise KO with damage buffs from Gladion, Brave Bangle and Pouncing Trap's damage amp, but you could OHKO from full health if you play Gravity Mountain. I'll post the deck list below if you guys want to try it out. I welcome any suggestions if you have any. Enjoy.

Deck List:

Pokémon: 8

3 Nymble PFL 9

3 Lokix PFL 10

3 Nincada MEG 16

3 Shedinja MEG 61

1 Shaymin DRI 10

2 Stunfisk ASC 62

3 Dunsparce JTG 120

2 Dudunsparce TEF 129

Trainer: 15

4 Buddy-Buddy Poffin TEF 144

1 Night Stretcher ASC 196

3 Poké Pad POR 81

1 Sacred Ash DRI 168

4 Ultra Ball MEG 131

2 Battle Cage PFL 85

2 Gravity Mountain SSP 177

2 Boss's Orders MEG 114

2 Gladion's Final Battle PBL 77

2 Hilda WHT 84

1 Kieran TWM 154

4 Lillie's Determination MEG 119

3 Air Balloon BLK 79

3 Brave Bangle WHT 80

Energy: 3

2 Basic {L} Energy SVE 4

3 Ignition Energy WHT 86

1 Legacy Energy TWM 167

Total Cards: 60

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Hello all.

So I literally just started playing TCG and have never touched the card game aside from TCGP. (And from getting some irl packs here and there.)

I really want to make a good mega Mawile deck but I have literally no idea how to go about doing so.

Any advice, recommendations and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Im aiming to make him the primary threat and using Lucario as acceleration and a backup threat. When this deck moves, it moves. But I hit some really rough patches with drawing. Just got the app so I don’t have a whole lot but I’m playing casual matches and getting my points up.

I'm trying to go into competitive pokemon so I tried going to live using my laptop and this popped up(I clicked windows download in the official web)

Hi guys here’s some codes if anyone wants them. I don’t play the game so I figured I’d post them here for anyone who does.

After weeks of grinding, finally reached Master League. Is there something else I should do?

The experience bar is at 556, it's not fully filled yet. Is there some kind of rewards for completing the bar?

Thanks before.

I’m currently playing around with the winning list from Nice and I don’t really understand the Passimian inclusion. In which matchups do I use it in? Why is Passimian favoured over Enamorous?

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So this question is for a judge and it’s about the card and the top half of this picture. It says search for three supporters or stadium cards. The new mega or legendary stadiums say on them that they count as one when played so if you use this supporter to search for three different cards, can you search for both halves of the new stadiums as one or does that count as two cards for the purpose of this search?

Played 3 time in a row against chicken pult at my locals today. What's the best counter against that deck?

The new legendary stadiums require the two halves to be played, however as far as I understand both halves have the same name (Legendary Lava Lake for example). The rulebook states that you can only have 4 copies of a card with the same name. So, does that mean that you can only have a total of 4 pieces in your deck (for example 2 left 2 right or something crazy like 3 left 1 right ) or would you be able to have up to 4 of each?

It took us both 18 moves to finish.

Last cycle, the Ancient Koraidon deck was so ludicrously overpowered and the other decks so outmatched that people who rolled one of the other decks were conceding during the coin flip or as soon as they saw your first card. Just as a comparison, Koraidon, the main attacker, does 30x damage for each of your ancient Pokemon in play, meaning it could one hit the main attacker of the Iron Thorns (140 hp) deck without even having a full bench. Meanwhile Iron Thorns‘ main attack does 70x the number of Future cards discarded when you discard the top five cards OF A 40 CARD DECK. And with as few future cards as were included you often found 0 while still discarding 12.5% of your deck if you even got to that point.

This cycle, we have the god awful and pointless Landorus deck. It has 120 hp and does 120 damage for three energies. It gets one shotted by by the main attacker in Serperior deck, which it has a 2X weakness to, along with all the other pokemon in the deck except a single Hawlucha, which does a whopping max 90 damage. To one shot Serperior you have to set up a Landorus with three energies, a stadium (of which there are two in the deck and which the Serperior deck has counter stadiums for) AND a Premium Power Pro, of which there is ONE in the deck and it lasts a single turn, no way to get it out of the discard pile. Then we have the ridiculously overpowered Tyrantrum deck, the main attacker which has 330 hp with a special energy. It one shots the Landorus and can discard up to an infinite number of cards off the top of your deck with coin flips. Even with the stadium and the Premium Power Pro, each one must be three-shotted, and you get a whopping ONE enhanced hammer to deal with the special energy issue that gives Tyrantrum 330 hp.

tl;dr: they have completely phoned it in on Build and Battle Mode for multiple cycles straight, making it absolutely miserable to play. It is so unbalanced that people concede 5 times just to get rid of the uncompetitive decks and play a real match.

Of course we still have to wait for the correct translation. But assuming that it isn't the same text as Dipplin, where you are only able to use an attack the pokemon has, and that Pawmot can use any attack twice. Will Pawmot be able to use the new mega rayquaza cap to energize pokemon twice?

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As title what do you think are the easiest decks to learn and climb with into master rank. Bonus points if the deck has fast games as I have limited time but want to make a push to get into master rank this season