Overall I think my last article went over pretty well and I got some good positive feedback from you, the readers. First I want to thank everybody that liked my article and gave it a positive review, as well as those of you who voted for me at the end of the month. I really do try my best to put out great articles so seeing the feedback is always rewarding.
This month I thought I would stick with the same recipe and I hope everybody can get a lot of useful information out of it heading into Regionals. If this is an article format you like or don’t like, please give honest feedback about it.
My Battle Roads Experience
Normally I don’t travel much for Battle Roads, but to put it simply, school has been driving me absolutely crazy. I’ve been unbelievably busy with my internship, classes, and work, and it was really starting to get to me. I have great friends and got an amazing offer to come up to Minnesota for the weekend and play in 2 Battle Roads that they had. I mainly wanted to use the weekend to test in a competitive environment and to try and nail a deck down for Regionals.
After talking to Josh I decided I had to play Magnezone/Yanmega. I knew the deck, plus it has pretty even match ups across the board. I also talked it over with Andy Wieman and he pretty much sold me on it being a good play.
Here is the list I ended up using. The base list was mine and then Andy and Josh helped me make some last minute tweaks.
