It’s Good, But It’s Not Quite Right
Exeter Cities – Sat 14th Jan 2012 I got the feeling I had become a tad boring being a teacher and all, so while my girlfriend and many of my friends popped down the road to Sutton Coldfield for Cities, I [...]
A Tale of (Three) Cities and Why I Miss Being Bad at Pokemon
Introduction Hey, SixPrizes! Before I begin, I must address my obligatory “first article” commitments and give a small introduction. My name is Jacob Willinger — I’m a Masters player from the Fort Wayne, Indiana area. I have been playing competitively for almost [...]
Reshiboar: Dead or Just Getting Started?
Hello SixPrizers, it’s Zeus, or as you probably know me on the forums, Vablakes. Today I am here to talk about a deck that is overlooked too often, and ultimately underrated. That deck is Reshiboar. I think it will be [...]
Jay’s Gym: I did it! – A Detailed Perspective on Playing Marathons
Jay is back from a successful – but grueling – marathon of City Championship, and reports all findings back to you. Included are the lists he used, introspective on almost every aspect of his run, as well as a look ahead towards States.
Kenny’s Wisdom: “They Said You Were Washed Up!”
As promised, I finally did well at a tournament and am going to write about it! For those who have been following my recent string of articles, I’ve failed to do well in a single Cities tournament thus far, which [...]
My First Pokemon Tournament – Brisbane Cities, Australia
Yo, I thought I would write down my first ever tournament experience. I have seen Vyse and co playing Pokemon here and there, but never took much interest until I was shown Durant a couple of weeks ago and then [...]
My City Championship Report + Deck Analysis: Mime Jr. Lock
Hello SixPrizes, this is Grant Manley with my second article. On Saturday January 7th I went to a City Championship with my awesome rogue deck, Mime Jr. Lock. I was planning on going to a tournament on the 8th as [...]
One Marathon, Multiple Pies
Normally when I hear the word “marathon,” I think of a long-distance foot race, and normally when I hear the word “pie,” I think of dessert. Well, in New Jersey there were five City Championships in a row; this was [...]
Kenny’s Wisdom – Cold Cities and Hot Cards
Kenny’s luck has run cold as of late, but that doesn’t stop him from discussing his 7 City Championships in gory detail. Included are in depth analysis behind his chosen deck lists plus hot cards to stock up on for States (before they become super expensive).
Battle of Wittz: Chicago Marathon – Part 2 (plus Durant Analysis!)
(This is a continuation of Part 1.) Tournament #4: Huntley, IL — 61 Masters Finally back into tournament swing after my break for tournament #3, I decided to (once again) take my card-for-card build of Zone/Eel from my last tournament [...]
Battle of Wittz: Chicago Marathon – Part 1
J-Wittz shares his experiences and observations through the first leg of the Chicagoland marathon. Included are his deck list, thoughts on the results thus far, plus a probable Jason Klaczynski Durant list (learned through succumbing to its deck out multiple times).
