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What's a good Temporal Forces Deck?

Flaming_Cayenne
Flaming_Cayenne Member Posts: 1

I just started and I am looking for suggestions on a deck just using Temporal Forces cards. Thx for the help

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  • Pokemaster9293
    Pokemaster9293 Member Posts: 766 ✭✭✭
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    might not have all temporal forces cards but it’s good waiting for the comment to be approved

  • Lucarionota23
    Lucarionota23 Member Posts: 1
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    Não consigo entrar no Pokémon card

  • Pokemaster9293
    Pokemaster9293 Member Posts: 766 ✭✭✭
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    @Lucarionota23 No canto superior direito há um fórum em português este é um fórum em inglês

  • Pokemaster9293
    Pokemaster9293 Member Posts: 766 ✭✭✭
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    . CHARIZARD EX / BIBAREL DECK | POKÉMON

    Charizard ex has been a leader of the Standard metagame for a long while, and it didn’t lose much from our Standard Rotation. Similarly to Chien-Pao ex, the only real loss was Battle VIP Pass, and that is the same easy replacement for Buddy-Buddy Poffin. Being able to grab a Charmander [Obsidian Flames], and Bidoof, at any point is an upgrade if anything, so the change is actually welcomed here. Ciphermaniac’s Codebreaking is also a cool tech card in this list because you can put any two cards you want on top of your deck, like Rare Candy and Prime Catcher, and draw them with Bibarel [Brilliant Stars].

    You can also use Skwovet [Scarlet and Violet] to draw a Bibarel, and then draw the other card you put on top. Lots of cool strategies to uncover with this deck, and I’m sure we’ll see it at the top tables of EUIC! I’ve arguably put the most time into this archetype, and it is one of the best performing decks in Japan right now, so let’s check out my list! 


    POKÉMON

    1 Charmeleon MEW 5
    1 Charmander PAF 7
    3 Charizard ex PAF 54
    1 Skwovet SVI 151
    1 Jirachi PAR 126
    1 Charmeleon PAF 8
    3 Charmander OBF 26
    2 Bibarel BRS 121
    1 Radiant Charizard CRZ 20
    1 Manaphy BRS 41
    3 Bidoof CRZ 111

    ENERGY

    7 Basic {R} Energy SVE 2

    TRAINER

    1 Counter Catcher PAR 160
    1 Ciphermaniac's Codebreaking
    2 Nest Ball SVI 181
    4 Arven OBF 186
    4 Buddy-Buddy Poffin
    3 Boss's Orders PAL 172 PH
    2 Technical Machine: Evolution PAR 178
    2 Super Rod PAL 188
    1 Lost Vacuum CRZ 135
    3 Rare Candy PAF 89
    1 Collapsed Stadium BRS 137
    1 Prime Catcher
    4 Iono PAF 80
    4 Ultra Ball SVI 196
    1 Defiance Band SVI 169
    1 Switch SVI 194

  • Ravenclawed1234
    Ravenclawed1234 Member Posts: 789 ✭✭✭✭
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    Charizard is always a good deck, but with less than a week until Twilight Masquerade, I would start saving up credits for Dragapult ex or Lugia VSTAR, as these are expected to be the BDIFs of the NAIC format

  • Ravenclawed1234
    Ravenclawed1234 Member Posts: 789 ✭✭✭✭
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    I recommend playing Charizard or Chien-Pao, based on Japanese results, Dragapult and Lugia are the best decks in the next format, so I recommend saving credits for those decks.