#2 Ns Zoroark Pokmon: 17 4 N's Zorua SV9 60 4 N's Zoroark ex SV9 61 3 N's Darumaka SV9 15 2 N's Darmanitan SV9 16 1 N's Reshiram SV9 74 1 Budew PRE 4 1 Pecharunt ex SFA 39 1 Fezandipiti ex SFA 38 Trainer: 35 4 Arven OBF 186 4 Iono PAL 185 2 Boss's Orders PAL 172 4 Nest Ball SVI 181 3 Buddy-Buddy Poffin TEF 144 3 Ultra Ball SVI 196 3 N's PP Up SV9 89 2 Night Stretcher SFA 61 2 Counter Catcher PAR 160 1 Earthen Vessel PAR 163 1 Unfair Stamp TWM 165 1 Technical Machine: Evolution PAR 178 1 Binding Mochi PRE 95 1 Defiance Band SVI 169 2 N's Castle SV9 97 1 Pokmon League Headquarters OBF 192 Energy: 8 6 Darkness Energy SVE 15 2 Reversal Energy PAL 192 While theres one deck to likely outperform this particular strategy, my personal favorite deck coming out in Journey Together is Ns Zoroark ex
The reason is simple: Two mana is better than one mana
Its a creature so powerful that it can deal damage to your opponent even before hitting play, all the while messing with their mind by saying the most ominous thing imaginable in every goddamn turn
The individual cards alone wont win you games
Author: Philippe Zens There are currently 27,349 different Magic: The Gathering cards in circulation
2x Vileplume 2x Gloom 2x Oddish 2x Lilligant 2x Cottonee 2x Poke Ball 2x Professors Research 2x Erika 2x Potion 2x Sabrina Lilligant , with two Energy attached, can deal 50 damage to an opposing Pokemon while simultaneously attaching one Energy to one of our benched Pokemon
