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**Subject:** **Posted:** October 18, 2006 06:20 pm

awsome deck i gave u a 5. i also like dragons. they rock but any way nice deck

**Subject:** Not Good **Posted:** January 24, 2007 03:11 pm

You use too many pokemon and energy, take this advise from a champion. They are pretty good pokemon but i bet you have trouble getting out the cards you need. alway try and put a balance based deck. that mean 20 pokemon 20 trainers and 20 energy. and try and keep a decks variaty to 3 diferent types, no more or you'll never get the right energy you need. and especially trainer, putt more terainers that'll help you draw out more cards. never take trainers for granted such as bill, wally's training, or proff. cozmo's descovery.

**Subject:** § **Posted:** March 16, 2007 07:17 pm

Yea, id like to give a better rating then a 1 but i cant. Theres no flow with this deck. Most people dont use this many types of pokemon. I play in city, state, nationals championships so i know these things. What you need to do is beef up your line up some. Like choose a couple families to use. Try ur charizard line as 3-2-3 or 3-3-3, this means 3 charmander, 3 charmeleon, 3 charizard. Then u could add another family, make a decent line up, then maybe if your not to happy with where its at u could add some basics with helpful attacks/powers etc... But you need to beef up your trainers for sure. Alot of decks run at least 18 trainers, but some reach up to 28/30. You just need to cut down on how many pokemon and how many types u use. Also, u must not know how to make a good deck, due to the fact you put a steelix in your deck with no steel energy?

**Subject:** It's fine. **Posted:** March 18, 2007 06:43 pm

quote from knox_ninja:

Yea, id like to give a better rating then a 1 but i cant. Theres no flow with this deck. Most people dont use this many types of pokemon. I play in city, state, nationals championships so i know these things. What you need to do is beef up your line up some. Like choose a couple families to use. Try ur charizard line as 3-2-3 or 3-3-3, this means 3 charmander, 3 charmeleon, 3 charizard. Then u could add another family, make a decent line up, then maybe if your not to happy with where its at u could add some basics with helpful attacks/powers etc... But you need to beef up your trainers for sure. Alot of decks run at least 18 trainers, but some reach up to 28/30. You just need to cut down on how many pokemon and how many types u use. Also, u must not know how to make a good deck, due to the fact you put a steelix in your deck with no steel energy?

I have played with this deck many times. I put the Steelix in there but no steel energies and the Tyranitar but no dark energies because of their effects. That way I could conserve my deck count. Steelix effect says that any basic energy card attached to him is treated as a steel energy. Tyranitar has the same effect except for dark energies. I like having different types so I can have more energies for the pokemon that need any type of energy for certain attacks. I also like having multiple types and separate families so I am not affected by one or two specific weakness/resistance. I have multiple types of pokemon for those reasons. I hope that explains some things.

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