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Gengar/Pidgeot Ex Deck
Pokémon: 12
1 Haunter PAF 56 PH
2 Pidgey PAF 196
1 Pidgeotto PAF 197
2 Gastly PAF 55 PH
1 Gengar PAF 57 PH
2 Gastly TEF 177
1 Radiant Charizard CRZ 20
1 Haunter TEF 103 PH
3 Gengar ex TEF 193
2 Pidgeot ex PAF 221
1 Manaphy CRZ-GG 6
1 Cleffa OBF 202
Trainer: 20
1 Professor's Research CRZ 150
1 Lost Vacuum LOR 217
1 Earthen Vessel SFA 96
1 Super Rod PAL 276
1 Technical Machine: Devolution PAR 177 PH
1 Boss's Orders RCL 189
1 Professor's Research SVI 240
1 Technical Machine: Evolution PAR 178 PH
2 Handheld Fan TWM 150
1 Nest Ball SVI 255
1 Jacq SVI 250
1 Pal Pad SVI 182 PH
2 Pokémon League Headquarters OBF 192
1 Boss's Orders PAL 265
1 Prime Catcher TEF 157
3 Arven PAF 235
3 Iono PAF 237
4 Rare Candy PGO 69
3 Buddy-Buddy Poffin TWM 223
3 Ultra Ball PAF 91 PH
Energy: 4
1 Basic {R} Energy OBF 230
1 Luminous Energy TWM 226
6 Basic {D} Energy SFA 98
1 Basic {D} Energy EVO 97
Total Cards: 60
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I really like this list, but a few small changes I would make would be to include 4 Arven as rare candy is crucial, and I don’t think handheld fan is a good choice because gengars attack is plenty energy moving, and maybe replace handheld fan with bravery charm or hero’s cape because we want to get the full effect of Arven.
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Interesting choices! I usually prefer running 3 Arven and one 1 Jacq in decks with several evolution lines. I will definitely consider your advice, though. The handheld fan is good in combination with Gengar and its attack, especially in the late game when energies are scarce on both sides.
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