- 1x Blaziken (Searing Flame/Damage Burn)

- 2x Blaziken (Firestarter)

- 2x Combusken (Quick Attack)

- 1x Combusken (Flare)

- 3x Dratini (Pound) - I'll get to this later

And if we're basing it off of Dark Dragonite, might as well make it a 3/3/3 line:

+ 1 Dark Dragonair

+ 2 Dark Dragonite

+ 3 Dratini (Dragon Song)

The reason I added in 3 Dragon Song Dratini is putting the Defending Pokemon to sleep on the first turn of the game can really help you out, and 10 damage from Pound won't.

Now I'll add a 3/3 Dark Electrode line. Dark Electrode searches for Darkness Energy from your deck, so then Dark Dragonite can move them around. That way turn after turn you can use Electrode to search for more Darkness Energy. And since it can also search for Dark Metal Energy, we'll add those in too.

Now add in 4 Rocket's Sneasel ex. Those can be expensive to buy but are worth it. With a full bench of Dark Pokemon, Sneasel will be doing at least 90 damage, possibly up to 140!

Now for trainers. With no Dunsparce around we'll need something to search for Basics. Lanette's Net Search is great for this, since Voltorb is lightning, Sneasel is dark, and Dratini is colorless, you can search for all 3 at once.

Now we need something to search for evolutions. Rocket's Poke Ball comes to mind, since you'll be able to search for Dark Drags and Dark Electrodes.

Battle Frontier shuts down Dark Electrode's power and Dark Drag's power, so you need countergyms. Desert Ruins would be a good choice since Sneasel's maximum HP isn't over 90. Also add in a couple Scotts to search for Stadiums and/or Supporters when you need them.

Now for some draw. Copycat's my favorite card =) Drawing between 3 to 9 cards on average is too good. Add in a couple Rocket's Admin (can mess up your opponent's chances of coming back) and 1 Steven's Advice too.

Now for some disruption. Pidgeot is very popular these days. When a deck depends on it and for some reason it gets KOed in battle, the deck can fall apart. So, I'll add in 4 Pokemon Reversal. When you see one of the Pidgey family on the bench and can do enough damage to KO it, use Reversal, hope for a heads and bring it up, and KO it.

For Energy, 4 Darkness and 4 Dark Metal is a must, since Dark Electrode can fetch them with his power. Also a must is 4 Rainbow Energy. They can't be searched for, but they can act as Darkness or Lightning energy, whichever you need at that moment. And add in 4 R Energy for some quick turn 2 KOs with R. Sneasel. The deck now looks like this:

Pokemon

        4 Rocket's Sneasel ex
        3 Voltorb EM
        3 Dark Electrode
        3 Dratini (Dragon Song)

        3 Dark Dragonair (Evolutionary Light)
        3 Dark Dragonite

Trainers
        4 Lanette's Net Search
        4 Rocket's Poké Ball
        4 Desert Ruins
        4 Copycat
        4 Pokémon Reversal
        2 Scott
        2 Rocket's Admin.
        1 Steven's Advice

Energy
        4 Rainbow Energy
        4 Darkness Energy
        4 Dark Metal Energy
        4 R Energy

Strategy: The basic DragTrode strategy. Get multiple Dark Electrodes and Dark Dragonites into play, use them to search for Darkness Energy and move them around and attack. If you start the game with Sneasel active, you may be able to do Drag Off on the first turn and bring up something from your opponent's bench, doing 10-20 damage to it. Then next turn attach an R Energy and finish it with Dark Ring for the KO.

Another trick you can do with Sneasel is move a whole bunch of Darkness Energy to it, then Drag off a weak basic from the opponent's bench for a KO. Basics often have 50 HP these days, so 4 Darkness or 3 Darkness/1 R on Sneasel should be enough for a sneaky KO.

Dark Electrode is another good attacker. You can move say, 1 rainbow and 4 darkness energy to it, attack for 70 damage, and move all the energy back to your bench. That way even if Electrode is KOed during your opponent's turn, you won't lose any energy. Good luck!