I made a deck centering around tera steel skeledirge, is is it any good?

The cards are
19 pokemon
3x tera skeledirge
1x crocolore
4x fuecoco
3x capsakid
3x double type scovilian ex
2x chimchar
1x monferno
2x infernape
26 trainers
3x calamitous snowy mountain
2x super rod
2x Jacq
3x nemona
2x bosses orders
2x professors research
4x ultra ball
4x nest ball
4x rare candy
15 fire energy
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Instead of Nemona, I'd suggest having Iono, because that lets you see more cards in the early game and disrupt your opponent in the late game.
You should also have support Pokémon that can help you draw cards, such as Fezandipiti ex. You may also want to include Arven so you get the Items you need at the right time.
I can see how this deck is supposed to work in theory, but I have a feeling that you may end up with a bad starting hand more often than not. And if you're missing even one piece of this deck, whether the Stadium, Infernape, Skeledirge, etc. you may have a tough time taking on decks with consistent draw and quick setup.
The best way to test the deck is, of course, via TCG Live to see how it stacks up against popular decks you're bound to run into. Use that to experiment. No energy at the right time? Consider Earthen Vessel. Bad starting hand? Try Squawkabilly ex.
Hope this helps!
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good! If i was you i would place more Rare candys in it.
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Yah um… this is the updated version that i tested on Pokemon TCG live a lot and I've won every single time but I'm going to be testing it at a small local tournament where the top two cards are tera Hydreigon (idk if i spelled it correctly) and Pigeot ex (that as well)
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hydreigon and pidgeot
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I would add maybe one Skeledirge ex from Paldea Evolved.
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