SEASON RECAP!
As a second year as a competitive player, i can be more than satisfied. I missed the Worlds by 33 points; 600 points weren't enough. Next year, I'll give it my all to achieve this goal. Thx to all my friends for the support!! It’s holiday time now!
I feel like a chef just like Piros. I cooked up something absolutely insane, and now I feel unstoppable. This deck is way too strong — I’m ready for Frankfurt! 💪💪🇩🇪🇩🇪
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Since many of you have been asking me about them, I decided to share the two Dragapult lists I’m currently testing for Frankfurt.
It’s difficult to explain all the matchups and strategies behind them in a single post, so if you have any questions, feel free to ask!
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@Enhaiptcgp Sorry, I didn’t understand correctly. At the moment I’m testing 2 Stretchers and 3 Darkness Energy, but you can switch to 2 Darkness Energy and 3 Stretchers. It depends on what you expect the metagame to look like, so you can adapt accordingly.
@Enhaiptcgp The third Stretcher can also be used to repeat the Moltres combo multiple times. Initially, the list had Jamming toast to counter Cape/crustle, and a Stadium variant that can also be considered.
@Enhaiptcgp Three Stadiums are really strong against Kazam for removing the Cage. The Stretchers and Energy are useful because you can take advantage of two Munki with the Stadium to spread damage and set up multiple KOs, allowing you to close out games quickly.
5-0 at locals tonight with Dark Bell Pult
I kind of despise flipping hammers and prefer a guarantee. I currently like 1-2 dark bell in straight Pult.
R1: W vs Hide N Sneak
R2: W vs Basic Box
R3: W vs Greninja Pult
R4: W vs Pult Chicken
R5: W vs Starmie Frosslass w/ Noir
@IvanBuc55 I’ve won quite a few mirrors with the bells rather than the hammers. When you do the Munki/Draga combo to take the benched Drakloak, you can then use Bell Stamp, putting your opponent in a position where they have to flip for attack or retreat and waste the energy they need.
@Sama8ab I found it strong even in the early game to prevent Budew from dying on turn 1 and immediately giving the opponent a Prize. Yveltal could be a strong tech, but I see it more as a way to stop the opponent and then close out the game with Dragapult without relying on the Bell combo
@Sama8ab The Hammers are strong, but I found the Bells to be more flexible in many matchups. In the mirror, they’re really strong after a Stamp. Against Excadrill, they slow the opponent down, and against Box decks, they’re just as strong after a Stamp or red card.