The new era of the Pokemon Trading Card Game is heating up thanks to an amazing set of cards coming out of the Snow Hazard and Clay Burst sets in Japan, which we’ll likely see as part of our Paldea Evolved set in June 2023. Let’s look at some of the best new cards, such as Iono, Squakabilly, Chien-Pao ex, and more!
Alolan Vulpix VSTAR has a tantalizing attack that allows it to then block incoming attacks from Pokemon with abilities. While there are a number of meta-relevant Pokemon it can stop, is it truly enough to be the backbone of a deck? We showcase the cards strengths and weaknesses in this deck profile!
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Silver Tempest will forever be remembered as the Lugia and Archeops set. But beyond that, there were a number of cards from this set that made a splash in competitive play!
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In 2022, the Ice Rider Calyrex League Battle Deck was the best pre-made deck The Pokemon Company had ever released. However, with Standard format rotation looming, is it still worth buying this product in 2023 and beyond? Let’s discuss!
The DTE builds of Mew VMAX are once again the most popular way to play the deck. However, traditional builds are very weak against single prize decks like Lost Box and Regigigas. Does the inclusion of Flying Pikachu flip those matchups in our favour?
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In 2022, the Ice Rider Calyrex League Battle Deck was the best pre-made deck The Pokemon Company had ever released. However, with Standard format rotation looming, is it still worth buying this product in 2023 and beyond? Let’s discuss!
Pokemon Trading Card Game champion Tord Reklev shared their deck list for a Shadow Rider Calyrex VMAX/Radiant Eternatus deck that they considered using for a major tournament. While they didn’t end up using if for the tournament, we decided to give it a go!
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As if Hisuian Goodra VSTAR wasn’t already doing great in the current meta, the deck gets a new attacker with Zamazenta from Crown Zenith! Zamazenta gives the deck a single-prize attacker that can dish out big damage; enough to KO most Pokemon V! Better yet, it only drops a single prize when knocked out.
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With the re-introduction of the Lost Zone mechanic and a ton of new deck archetypes, Lost Origin is my favourite Sword & Shield era set! Let’s take a look at all of the cool cards from this set!
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Can we make the new Pikachu VMAX from Crown Zenith work within the context of the Lost Box deck archetype? Let’s find out together!
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