Abstract
Each former war deck has been built around a central former Pokémon, which has auxiliary cards that increase its strength, whether it accelerates energy, spread damage, or disrupt the opponents.
Many decks, such as Greenja former and mausachada, rely on pre -harmful opponents to maximize their attacks, causing incredibly valuable harm -based harmful harm, such as Redant Alcazm and Holoca.
Some decks include difficult mechanics to challenge the opponents, such as the Starpter’s attack, counseling the Medchmine’s counseling ACU Punch -the forced switching of the Koval former, which included layers of strategies ahead of raw power.
Pokémon TCG has a ton theme deck, which has left every seat. If making a deck from Scratch looks like a lot of work or you are just learning the game, a great way to start catching the fight deck is a great way! The deck of the former war, as the name suggests, is always included at least one former Pokémon, and the whole deck has been made to support it.
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Unlike some theme decks, they usually focus on the same type – though it has some exceptions. But which previous war deck is the best? If you want to know, this list breaks the previous war decks so you can find the final powerhouse!
The list only includes the deck of the previous war. This does not include the deck of war power.
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Greenja former war deck
Greenja is a cool Pokémon, and most people agree. In this deck, Greenja is just as cool as it is. Its severe slash attack is related to 120 damage, which may be minor, but if the opponent already has any damage, it doubles up to 240! In addition, with a stealthy broth, this bench can target Pokémon, making it easier to find weak targets.
The deck’s co -coal has the capability of energy carnival, which can repeatedly connect an energy card with Pokémon, which accelerates the process. In addition, the attack on Leapras causes ten damage to Pokémon to each of the opponents, which formed the fastest slash of Greenja’s former for full force.
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Improvis Former Beetle Deck
Improvis is a hard Pokémon that has 330 HP and its Thunderous Tail Attack is related to 140 damage. If you waste two energies, it adds 100 additional losses, which reaches a total of 240! The deck also includes Pokémon such as kilowyle and Meriden, which can be attacked directly into the bench.
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To balance the weakness of your fighting, the deck includes the starpatter and the Flemugo. If your opponent has the basic Pokémon in the active space, the Starpter’s tail spin away may not be hardly affected, but it prevents the opponent from attacking the next turn – causing some disappointing moments!
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Houndom Ex -Beatle Deck
The real powerhouse houndome is former in the deck of this war. The attack of the devil’s claw ensures that if your opponent’s Pokémon is fundamental, they cannot attack the next turn-talk about time at the time! Then there is the hound’s feng, a tremendous 220 loss move, but look, the houndome formerly causes 30 damage to itself with this hit.
In the deck, the houndore acts like a wolf pack, using integrated packs to pull dark energy from the deck and slaps it on the houndore, and speeds up the houndome. Regular hounds (not ex) are not too hard, hit hard. Oh, and let’s not forget Morpoko, who can transmit the energy of darkness to your bench Pokémon, making sure your heavy hitter charge and ready!
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Zapdos ex the former Delux Beatle Deck
ZAPDOS Former Delux Beatle Deck includes two ZAPDOS former cards. Although they may not kill like a ton of bricks, they have a timid trick: If your opponent’s bench is already damaged, Zapdos attacks the former Pokémon and causes 90 additional damage to them.
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In addition, thanks to its ability, Voltaic float, Zapdos ex do not even have to worry about retreat for retreat as long as it is going to run with electric energy! The rest of the deck is also solid. Holoca is squeezing them for zipdus zipper, sticking into the tandamage with two pokemones of your opponents! And Meriden’s former makes sure you get ZAPDOS in the field faster than you can say “Thunderbolt!”
The mailemal is a terrible force to be calculated. It has 90 damage to the full metal attack, but the energy of each metal connected is increased by 30 more – no hat! With at least 210 damage, it can easily crush most former Pokémon.
The orthodox can be an energy -stricken card, but with three energy energy, it receives 100 HP, which pushes its maximum HP to 230, which is more like a former. The iron thunder of Zakian allows you to connect a metal energy to a benched pokemone with your lost pile, which makes the milette and ortholes even more dangerous. With the bronzong and the Revaroom drawing card, this deck has harmony and a lot of danger!
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Losario former war deck
Losario is a powerful card, especially with its signature Aura circle attack, which has led to 160 damage and 50 more bench Pokémon. The deck also includes phenylip, one of the most dangerous Pokémon here. His anger attack dealt with 70 damage for every prize card taken by your opponent.
Koraden is another heavy hammer, but be careful, because cautious plans are needed to waste three energy. Madichm’s ACU Punch -Attack is a real inconvenience for Pokémon with just one attack, as it forces your opponent to leave your chosen attack.
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Koval former Delux Beatle Deck
A great battle outside, this deck includes two Cocaawal former. Its spiral shot strikes for damage to the attack 230, but instead of wasting it, it returns two energies in your hand. His second attack turns both the former and the active Pokémon of the opponent with benches, which can really mess with strategies.
The extremely cold capacity of Bexalibar allows you to connect water energy at any time during your turn, exactly compatible with the Koval former. The Datman Greenja helps draw the card, which allows you to pull a card two. In addition, with the Lake Equity Stadium Card, your water Pokemon suffers 20 less damage. Everything in this deck works like a dream!
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Mescarida former Delux Beatle Deck
In this deck, two mausaca packed the former, and they are quite deadly. Nail scratch causes 100 damage, but if the opponent’s Pokémon is already damaged, it collides with an extra 120! No problem, though – Moscada former bouquet magic ability allows you to waste grass energy to deal with 30 damage, which creates perfect harmony.
Radent Alexam’s ability also helps to reach one of the opponent’s Pokémon. Eldgus accelerates things by bringing two grass energies in each turn. But the real game changer? Gepja Bog Stadium Card, which causes 20 damage to any Pokémon placed on the bench.
Pokémon TCG
- The original release date
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October 20, 1996
- Player counting
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2
- Age recommended.
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6+
- The length of each game
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Variable
- Name of the franchise
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Pokemon
- Publishing partner
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Pokémon Company
