>My deck consists of the three Big guys: Charizard,
>Blastoise, and Venusaur. It may not look like a
>winning deck, but I have won games with this deck
>before. Here it is!
>
>Fire, Water, Grass Deck:
>
>Pokemon (18)
>3 Charmander
>3 Squirtle
>>3 Bulbasaur
>1 Charmeleon
>1 Wartortle
>1 Ivysaur
>2 Charizard
>2 Blastoise
>2 Venusaur
>
>Trainers (20)
>3 Gambler
>4 Pokemon Breeder
>4 Pokemon Trader
>4 Bill
>3 Energy Search
>2 Energy Retrival
>
>Energy (22)
>15 Grass Energy
>7 Water Energy
>
>Pokemon
>
>Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard
>Squritle/Wartortle/Blastiose
>Bulbasaur/Ivysaur/Venusaur
>
>The main theme of the deck! Gather Energy on
>Bulbasaur's line on bench, evolve into Venusaur, have
>Charmander evolve to Charizard, energy trans over to
>Charizard and Fire Spin till no more, then trade in
>Blastoise for the KO.
>
>Trainers
>
>Gambler- Can prevent you from decking yourself or get
>that energy you need.
>
>Pokemon Breeder- Can get the hevey lugs out earlier
>when needed.
>
>Pokemon Trader- Have a handful of Charmanders and
>need a Blastoise? Easy answer would be to trade them.
>
>Bill- Two words- Card advantage
>
>Energy Search- You can't have all the Energy you need
>at the time you need it.
>
>Energy Retrival- Charizard lose two Energies. Get
>them back!
>
>That it. Enjoy!
***
VULPIX: Hehehehe. It's the classic Blastoise/Venusaur/Charizard deck. We may
have to stop bashing these, because they blur into each other after a while.
This one is interesting in that it runs no fire energy and uses Breeders to
"help" get the evolutions out.
Since talking about the Pokemon would be redundant, boring, and no doubt
pointless, let's skip right ahead to the trainers. First of all notice that this
guy wants card advantage (witness the Bills) but he runs no oaks nor any method
of searching for anything besides Pokemon or Energy. (Of course, since he
doesn't have anything else worth searching for...) And to get energy, he uses...
Gamblers. Gee, now there's a nify idea. Shuffle your hand back into your deck,
then stake your card advantage and quite possibly the entire game on a coin
flip. Energy Search? Make me laugh... why not just put more energy, or better
yet, CARD DRAWING into the deck?
There's just nothing more we can say. Spike, I think we need to start passing
over cliched bad decks like this and focus on the truly insane, disturbing ones.
SPIKE: I agree. For now--begone!
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