Ride into the Pokemon Trading Card Game competitive scene with this Shadow Rider Calyrex VMAX League Battle Deck! Before it officially hit stores, I preview the deck in Pokemon Trading Card Game Online while providing information on how it works, how to upgrade it, and show it off against some tough competition!
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Arceus VSTAR has a knack for breathing new life into long-forgotten Pokemon V. Can it make Galarian Darmanitan VMAX work with its spread damage attack? I put the deck to the test in a series of matches in the Pokemon Trading Card Game Online!
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Looking for a pre-made Pokemon Trading Card Game deck that is competitive out-of-the-box? Look no further! Officially releasing in June 2022, the Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX League Battle Deck (and its Shadow Rider counterpart) are the best pre-made decks that The Pokemon Company have ever made. As of recording, the deck isn’t out just yet. However, I already have all the cards online, which allows us to take the deck onto the battlefield early!
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Mew and Genesect are public enemy #1 in the Pokemon Trading Card Game due to how incredibly strong their deck is. Though I came ready to demolish the competition with this deck, the world was ready with all of their counters! Do I have what it takes to fight an army of competitors who’ve built their entire game plan around beating this deck?
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Jolteon VMAX is one of the fiercest decks in the Pokemon Trading Card Game right now. I run through a deck list and play a few matches showing this electric Eeveelution at its best!
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The League Battle series of decks from The Pokemon Company are a fantastic way to jump into competitive play. Following in the footsteps of Zacian and Inteleon before them, Single Strike Urshifu and Rapid Strike Urshifu are the latest Pokemon to get their own decks in the League Battle series. Not only are these two decks a great introduction to serious play, both can be upgraded to become top-tier decks!
I covered Single Strike Urshifu in a previous post, which you can read here. This time, let’s examine why the Rapid Strike version is also a great option for aspiring players!
The League Battle series of decks from The Pokemon Company are a fantastic way to jump into competitive play. Following in the footsteps of Zacian and Inteleon before them, Single Strike Urshifu and Rapid Strike Urshifu are the latest Pokemon to get their own decks in the League Battle series. Not only are these two decks a great introduction to competing for realsies, both can be upgraded to become top-tier decks!
We’re going to cover both in time, but let’s cover the Single Strike Urshifu VMAX deck first. What makes this deck such a great option?
The Rapid Strike Urshifu League Battle Deck is a fantastic way to make the jump to competitive play in the Pokemon Trading Card Game! I showcase the League Battle Deck as is, then share two upgraded deck lists to make it a top-tier deck!
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If you want to be the very best in the Pokemon Trading Card Game and don’t know where to start, I highly recommend picking up the Single Strike Urshifu VMAX League Battle Deck! I cover what you’ll get in the box as well as ways to upgrade it into a top-tier deck! I also play some great matches with both versions.
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One of the best ways to start playing the Pokemon Trading Card Game right away is to buy a pre-made deck. They have everything you need to play right away without having to worry about the deck-building part, which can be overwhelming for new players.
Odds are, when you go to the store, you will see pre-made decks in many different formats. What’s the difference between each one? Let’s run through the major formats to help you decide which to pick up!
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