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Moss's Pokemon TCG Deck Garage

Killer Oath

Pokémon (12)

4 Scyther (Jungle)
2 Scizor (Neo Discovery)
4 Chansey (Base)
2 Rocket's Zapdos (Gym Challenge)

Trainers (29)

3 Prof.Oak (Base)
1 Prof.Elm (neo)
2 Eco Gym (neo)
1 Nightly Garbage Run (tr)
4 Rocket's Sneack Attack (tr)
2 Super Energy Removal (base)
4 Gold Berry (neo)
2 Scoop Up (base)
3 Computer Search (base)
2 Item Finder (base)
3 Power Plus (base)
2 Energy Charge (neo)


Energy (19)


4 Metal energy (neo)
4 EDI (base)
5 grass energy
6 thunder energy


Creator: Pol Villagrasa from Spain


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An All Steel Deck, eh? I like the idea of having all the pokes be able to 
use Steel Energy, but I don't think there would be enough to go around. 
We'll have to cut something. 


Pokemon: Keep the Scizor line and the Rocket's Zapdos. This way, you can 
have enough steel for each of them. Chansey would need too many cards to 
make it work with the Steel Energy. Make it 3 Scyther and 3 Scizor, which 
should be enough to get Scizor out, and the Rocket's Zapdos count looks good 
at 3. As far as your backup hitters go, add in 2 Erika's Jigglypuff and 2 
Gligar. Erika's Jiggly is great for hits on babies and first turn knockouts. 
Gligar is there to fight Clefable/Wigglytuff/Chansey - those evil colorless 
beasts. Add in 3 Cleffa for card draw, to fight off Trap decks, and to get 
off the ever important Eeeeeeek/Lass combo! Lastly, throw in 2 Igglybuff to 
fight Slowking, and other power reliant decks. This makes a total of 18 
pokemon, 15 of which are basic. 


Trainers: First, add in the general necessary card draw; 4 Professor Oak, 4 
Computer Search, 3 Item Finder. That should be enough for this deck. One 
card that plays a very important role in this deck is PlusPower. You need it 
for Erika's Jigglypuff, you need it for Rocket's Zapdos, and you need it to 
help finish off damaged Pokemon after a Claw Swipe by Scizor. Add 3 of 
these, because they are ALWAYS helpful. Also, 3 Lass for the ALWAYS 
IMPORTANT Eeeeeeek/Lass combo. Get that combo off... I don't care what deck 
you're playing, GET THAT COMBO OFF. Now, if you're playing Steel Energy, you 
have to make this decision - Do you or do you not want to play Removals? 
Personally, I believe you should play EcoGym instead. This way, you can just 
load up Steel Energy on Scizor, and make it an absolute monster. Play 2 
Ecogym, and 2 SER as well... just in case you need to get rid of some DCE's.
3 Gold Berry will work great with Rocket's Zapdos, and Scizor can use it 
to stay alive and keep dishing out damage as well. Another important trainer 
in this type of deck is Energy Charge, to get back lost Steel Energies. 
True, the card sucks, since it's completely trainer reliant - but It's the 
easiest way to get back special energy. Add 2 in the deck, as well as one 
Nightly Garbage Run to get back lost Pokemon and regular energy, if 
necessary. Lastly, add 2 Gust of Wind to alter the game, by ruining your 
opponent's plans. That's a total of 29 trainers. 


Energy: 7 Lightning Energy should be plenty for Rocket's Zapdos. He can 
reuse them if necessary, via Plasma. Add in 3 Metal for Scizor, and 3 Double 
Colorless Energy for Scyther/Erika's Jiggly/Gligar, and you should be good to 
go. That's 13 Energy!


Final Deck List for KILLER OATH.


Pokemon: (18)
3 Scyther
3 Scizor
3 Rocket's Zapdos
3 Cleffa
2 Erika's Jigglypuff
2 Gligar
2 Igglybuff


Trainers: (29)
4 Professor Oak
4 Computer Search
3 Item Finder
3 Lass
3 Pluspower
3 Gold Berry
2 EcoGym
2 Super Energy Removal
2 Energy Charge
2 Gust of Wind
1 Nightly Garbage Run


Energy: (13)
7 Lightning Energy
3 Metal Energy
3 Double Colorless Energy


Clearly, the strategy for this deck is to either one of two ways. Load up 
Scizor with metal and take out your opponent's Pokemon one by one. Or you 
can focus on Rocket's Zapdos and get it loaded with a Metal dishing out 60 
damage per turn, and 10 to self. Make the correct choice depending on what 
deck you're playing against...


Good Luck!
~Moss
Killer Oath


Pokémon (12)


4 Scyther (Jungle)
2 Scizor (Neo Discovery)
4 Chansey (Base)
2 Rocket's Zapdos (Gym Challenge)

Trainers (29)

3 Prof.Oak (Base)
1 Prof.Elm (neo)
2 Eco Gym (neo)
1 Nightly Garbage Run (tr)
4 Rocket's Sneack Attack (tr)
2 Super Energy Removal (base)
4 Gold Berry (neo)
2 Scoop Up (base)
3 Computer Search (base)
2 Item Finder (base)
3 Power Plus (base)
2 Energy Charge (neo)

Energy (19)

4 Metal energy (neo)
4 EDI (base)
5 grass energy
6 thunder energy

Creator: Pol Villagrasa from Spain


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


An All Steel Deck, eh? I like the idea of having all the pokes be able to use Steel Energy, but I don't think there would be enough to go around. We'll have to cut something. 


Pokemon: Keep the Scizor line and the Rocket's Zapdos. This way, you can have enough steel for each of them. Chansey would need too many cards to make it work with the Steel Energy. Make it 3 Scyther and 3 Scizor, which should be enough to get Scizor out, and the Rocket's Zapdos count looks good at 3. As far as your backup hitters go, add in 2 Erika's Jigglypuff and 2 Gligar. Erika's Jiggly is great for hits on babies and first turn knockouts. Gligar is there to fight Clefable/Wigglytuff/Chansey - those evil colorless beasts. Add in 3 Cleffa for card draw, to fight off Trap decks, and to get off the ever important Eeeeeeek/Lass combo! Lastly, throw in 2 Igglybuff to fight Slowking, and other power reliant decks. This makes a total of 18 pokemon, 15 of which are basic. 


Trainers: First, add in the general necessary card draw; 4 Professor Oak, 4 Computer Search, 3 Item Finder. That should be enough for this deck. One card that plays a very important role in this deck is PlusPower. You need it for Erika's Jigglypuff, you need it for Rocket's Zapdos, and you need it to help finish off damaged Pokemon after a Claw Swipe by Scizor. Add 3 of these, because they are ALWAYS helpful. Also, 3 Lass for the ALWAYS IMPORTANT Eeeeeeek/Lass combo. Get that combo off... I don't care what deck you're playing, GET THAT COMBO OFF. Now, if you're playing Steel Energy, you have to make this decision - Do you or do you not want to play Removals? Personally, I believe you should play EcoGym instead. This way, you can just load up Steel Energy on Scizor, and make it an absolute monster. Play 2 Ecogym, and 2 SER as well... just in case you need to get rid of some DCE's.
3 Gold Berry will work great with Rocket's Zapdos, and Scizor can use it to stay alive and keep dishing out damage as well. Another important trainer in this type of deck is Energy Charge, to get back lost Steel Energies. True, the card sucks, since it's completely trainer reliant - but It's the easiest way to get back special energy. Add 2 in the deck, as well as one Nightly Garbage Run to get back lost Pokemon and regular energy, if necessary. Lastly, add 2 Gust of Wind to alter the game, by ruining your opponent's plans. That's a total of 29 trainers. 


Energy: 7 Lightning Energy should be plenty for Rocket's Zapdos. He can reuse them if necessary, via Plasma. Add in 3 Metal for Scizor, and 3 Double Colorless Energy for Scyther/Erika's Jiggly/Gligar, and you should be good to go. That's 13 Energy!

Final Deck List for KILLER OATH.

Pokemon: (18)
3 Scyther
3 Scizor
3 Rocket's Zapdos
3 Cleffa
2 Erika's Jigglypuff
2 Gligar
2 Igglybuff

Trainers: (29)
4 Professor Oak
4 Computer Search
3 Item Finder
3 Lass
3 Pluspower
3 Gold Berry
2 EcoGym
2 Super Energy Removal
2 Energy Charge
2 Gust of Wind
1 Nightly Garbage Run

Energy: (13)
7 Lightning Energy
3 Metal Energy
3 Double Colorless Energy

Clearly, the strategy for this deck is to either one of two ways. Load up Scizor with metal and take out your opponent's Pokemon one by one. Or you can focus on Rocket's Zapdos and get it loaded with a Metal dishing out 60 damage per turn, and 10 to self. Make the correct choice depending on what deck you're playing against...

Good Luck!
~Moss