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Overlord Drakow

Overlord Drakow

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    POKEMON: 26

    Level-Up: 1

    1 : Flygon Lv.X, RR-105

    Stage 2: 3

    3 : Flygon, RR-5

    Stage 1: 7

    2 : Weavile, SW-40
    2 : Claydol, GE-15
    3 : Vibrava, RR-53

    Basic: 15

    2 : Sneasel, LA-120
    2 : Unown G, GE-57
    4 : Trapinch, SW-115
    1 : Azelf, LA-19
    4 : Spiritomb, A-32
    2 : Baltoy, GE-60


    TRAINERS: 19

    Trainers: 7

    3 : Rare Candy, OP8-10
    2 : Night Maintenance, OP8-9
    1 : Warp Point, MD-88
    1 : Luxury Ball, SF-86

    Supporters: 10

    4 : Bebe's Search, RR-89
    4 : Roseanne's Research, OP8-11
    2 : Cynthia's Feelings, LA-131

    Pokemon Tools: 2

    2 : Expert Belt, A-87


    ENERGY: 15

    Special Energy: 8

    4 : Call Energy, MD-92
    4 : Darkness Energy, RR-99

    Basic Energy: 7

    7 : Darkness Energy, DP-129

    I think 15 energies and 15 basic pokemon will be enough for me to open with a basic pokemon and have an energy in hand. I removed Uxie because I should be able to get Claydol out really quickly due to Spiritomb and I want to try and leave the bench open for as many evolutions as I can for Power Swing. I do not think I need Broken-Time Space anymore either because of Spiritomb again. I have Sand Wall if I want to destroy enemy stadiums. Cards that I would consider removing now are;

    2 Cynthia's Feelings
    2 Expert Belt
    1 Spiritomb

    I decided to keep Spiritomb at 4 for now because I really like the card ¬_¬
     
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    Run a 4-2-3-1 Flygon, 3-2 Weavile, 1 Uxie, 1 Azelf, 2 Sableye, and 2-2 CLAYDOL!!! You need Claydol for this deck! Other than those, you shouldn't run anything else unless you find a good tech. You should also run 4 Call Energy, 4 Special Darks, 4 Basic Darks, and 2 Fighting. For trainers, take out 3 Volkner's and 1 Warp Point. Then, with the 6 open spaces, put in 1 Rare Candy, 1 Expert Belt, and 4 Buffer Piece.
     
    Claydol is good I will not deny that. It is practically a staple but I don't want to use too many popular cards because I want to try and shy away from some of the more common tactics. I am actually a newbie at pokemon to be honest. I only just got back into it after around 6 years. This deck is for D/P onwards, so I do not think Buffer Piece and Expert Belt can be used. I could be wrong though.

    I might give Call Energy a shot though. If I do, should I still run 4 Roseanne's Research?
     
    Running 8 Special Energy of different types is legal.

    >.>; C'mon... Claydol is great. If you dun liek "common tactics," don't play metagame. And anyways, Claydol is a League promo. In 2 months, so by Cities. If you don't use Claydol, your draw power will be dead 'cuz your bench will be full. And I can't believe I forgot Unown G, so take out an Expert Belt or a Buffer Piece for an Unown G. Or both for 2 if you think you need them.
     
    Updated the deck, all suggestions welcomed.

    Have a quick question. If I put a basic pokemon onto my bench, can I evolve it in the same turn with Spiritomb's attack?
     
    Hmm... Now looking at the list again, I don't think you'll be needing both Spiritomb and Weavile...except for Weavile's Power thing...wutever it's called... XP You could cut down the Weavile to 2-2 or 1-1, or you could cut down on the Spiritomb and add in Rare Candy and some other stuff. You DO NOT need Multi Energy here. It's really useless... You also have a Warp Point you could do without. 1 is fine. You'd also want another Unown G for safety. After that, put in wutever techs you want.
     
    Drakow said:
    Updated the deck, all suggestions welcomed.

    Have a quick question. If I put a basic pokemon onto my bench, can I evolve it in the same turn with Spiritomb's attack?
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    Absolutely. You can choose any of your Pokemon with the attack, which would include ones you played down that turn.
     
    Thanks people. I have edited the deck again and I think most of it is looking solid now. Just not too sure what to do with the last couple of "spare" spaces in the deck.
     
    You can also insert 2 darkrai MD and 2 Darkrai LVX. They are no evolutions, but with the body for have basic dark energys the same effect as special dark energys, you can do more damage then with evolutions
     
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