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 In this article I will be disscussing in my opinion the best and safest choices for Nationals 2010. I will give a run down of what techs should be in the deck and what cards you can tech into the decks. 1) The number 1 deck to choose, which to no surprise is LuxChomp. LuxChomp uses a combo of Luxray GL Lv.X and Garchomp C Lv.X. Luxray GL Lv.X has one of the best Poke Powers in our current format. [...] Continue reading Top 3 Nationals Decks  LuxPluff is one of the best decks in our current format. It utilizes incredible speed and high damage output for low energy costs. Jumpluff is the decks main attacker, and you use Luxray Gl Lv.X’s Poke Power, Bright Look to bring up your opponents essential Pokemon so you can get knock outs on them with Jumpluff. Pokemon 4 Hoppip HS 2 Skiploom SW 4 Jumpluff HS 3 Baltoy GE 3 Claydol GE 2 Uxie LA 1 Azelf LA 1 Regice LA 2 Crobat G [...] Continue reading LuxPluff Deck List and Analysis  We’re well into the Cities season, but because of my fiance’s work requirements, the only CC we’ve been able to attend is the one held on Sunday, December 13th at Olympic Cards & Comics in Lacey, WA. The local metagame thus far has been almost entirely SP dominated, with LuxChomp, BlazeRay, etc. all ruling the roost. Not knowing how to play Machamp, and being an SP player since their introduction, I decided to stick with my old favorite, LuxApe. In hindsight BlazeRay or [...] Continue reading Kenny Wisdom’s (kwisdumb) Lacey, WA CC report  Hello 6p, I am finally back with an article for everyone, and I hope to post more in the following weeks as the OP 2009 – 2010 season continues it’s way into more exciting tournaments. School and other activities have kept me away from 6p and the Pokemon scene in general. I had not playtested anything since some online Apprentice tournaments back in October and none of them had included AR cards. [...] Continue reading Distrito Federal, MX City Championships  Welcome ladies and gentlemen to my newest article I’ve decided to post on SixPrizes.com. It’s about a pretty new deck that should be seen at some Cities. As you may have realized because of the title, it’s the Gliscor-Spiritomb Lock. The main strategy of this deck is to paralyze your opponent’s active Pokémon with Gliscor Lv.X’s Poké-Power “Shoot Poison” and return it to your hand with the regular Gliscor’s “Burning Poison” attack to do it again and again. You may [...] Continue reading Gliscor Spiritomb Lock  A guy I know at league has been playing a Darkrai Lv.X deck that I keep losing to. Unwilling to totally scrap the deck that I have been playing, I went looking for a tech. And that’s when I came upon Mankey SV. For 1 Fighting Energy he can hit Level Xs for 60 damage. But it gets better. Darkrai Lv.X has a x2 weakness to Fighting, effectively giving Mankey a OHKO [...] Continue reading Mankey Business – The One Hit Wonder  Everyone involved in Pokemon TCG online communities and competitive aspect of the game, has heard of Steven Silvestro’s 1st place at the Pokemon TCG 2009 World Championships with a Beedrill / Luxray GL deck. Not as popular though, is Takuto Itagaki’s performance, as he also is a Pokemon TCG World Champion from the Senior Division. He and his father were kind enough to allow me to write up an article about his winning deck, which I personally find very intriguing as it was just [...] Continue reading Takuto Itagaki – 2009 World Champion Senior Division – Deck Analysis  Cards that allow you to disrupt your opponent are always very attractive strategies for competitive players. Honchkrow SV has a very unique Poke-Power, where it can return an opponent’s Basic Pokemon into play with its “Darkness Restore” Poke-Power. This combos greatly with it’s only attack: “Riot”, as it does 30 damage + 10 more damage for every unevolved Pokemon in play (both yours and your opponent’s). There are several cards that compliment [...] Continue reading Honchkrow Supreme Victors SV #29 – Card of the Day Featured Article
This article may be a tad bit overdue considering everyone and their grandma knows about this deck, but I still feel it’s worth discussing. This combination of Pokemon cards proved strong enough to win the U.S. National Championship, and although it had a somewhat poor showing at [...] Continue reading Luxray GL LV.X + Infernape 4 LV.X: Why they Work Together Finally got to try out my Luxray GL LV.X with Honchkrow G idea the past few days against Jeremy and Quaziko. Here is my current list, though it is not the list I used in the games I will provide detail about. Pokemon-17 3 Luxray GL RR 1 Luxray GL LV.X RR 1 Honchkrow G PL 1 Quagsire GL RR 3 Crobat G PL 2 Baltoy GE 2 Claydol GE 1 Uxie LA 1 Azelf LA 2 Unown G GE Trainers-30 3 Roseanne’s [...] Continue reading Speed Luxray GL LV.X – Testing Results |
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