Best Rayquaza ex deck list – Pokémon TCG Pocket
Rayquaza ex is a tricky Pokémon that has the potential to be a powerhouse, but seems to struggle to fit into many decks we make for Pokémon TCG Pocket. Despite its energy-less typing and move use, most decks we have tried to fit it into haven't seen much success. Its challenging, but not impossible, but I should preface that in my testing this morning, it was definitely a very difficult deck to play with no matter what you put it into—but I feel like I have managed to find something that works, using an old reliable core and throwing Ray in their for good measure. The rise of Oricorio (Electric-type) from Celestial Guardians is proving to be a problem, though, as its ability negates any damage being dealt to it by an ex Pokémon, so I've had to be a little creative when coming up with this deck. Best Rayquaza ex Pokémon TCG Pocket deck https://twitter.com/PokemonTCGP/status/1915391521060253831 Card Amount Set Shaymin 1 Triumphant Light Rayquaza ex 2 Promo-A Oricorio (Electric-type) 1 Celestial Guardians (Solgaleo) Arceus ex 2 Triumphant Light Dialga ex 2 Space-Time Smackdown (Dialga) Sabrina 2 Genetic Apex (Charizard) X Speed 1 Promo-A Cyrus 1 Space-Time Smackdown (Palkia) Red 1 Shining Revelry Mars 1 Space-Time Smackdown (Palkia) Professor’s Research 2 Promo-A Poké Ball 2 Promo-A, Shining Revelry Giant Cape 2 Space-Time Smackdown (Dialga) So bear with me on this one as it's hard to explain. In essence, I have taken a basic Dialga ex core and thrown an Arceus ex and 2 Rayquaza ex in there, while trying to provide a lot of options to keep the deck alive for as long as possible. With this deck, your main win condition is still going to be the two Dialaga ex's giving energy to the backline, whether that's Arceus ex or Rayquaza ex, while having something like the Shaymin be there to reduce the cost of retreat for quick getaways. The post Best Rayquaza ex deck list – Pokémon TCG Pocket appeared first on Destructoid.
Rayquaza ex is a tricky Pokémon that has the potential to be a powerhouse, but seems to struggle to fit into many decks we make for Pokémon TCG Pocket. Despite its energy-less typing and move use, most decks we have tried to fit it into haven't seen much success.
Its challenging, but not impossible, but I should preface that in my testing this morning, it was definitely a very difficult deck to play with no matter what you put it into—but I feel like I have managed to find something that works, using an old reliable core and throwing Ray in their for good measure.
The rise of Oricorio (Electric-type) from Celestial Guardians is proving to be a problem, though, as its ability negates any damage being dealt to it by an ex Pokémon, so I've had to be a little creative when coming up with this deck.
Best Rayquaza ex Pokémon TCG Pocket deck
| Card | Amount | Set |
|---|---|---|
| Shaymin | 1 | Triumphant Light |
| Rayquaza ex | 2 | Promo-A |
| Oricorio (Electric-type) | 1 | Celestial Guardians (Solgaleo) |
| Arceus ex | 2 | Triumphant Light |
| Dialga ex | 2 | Space-Time Smackdown (Dialga) |
| Sabrina | 2 | Genetic Apex (Charizard) |
| X Speed | 1 | Promo-A |
| Cyrus | 1 | Space-Time Smackdown (Palkia) |
| Red | 1 | Shining Revelry |
| Mars | 1 | Space-Time Smackdown (Palkia) |
| Professor’s Research | 2 | Promo-A |
| Poké Ball | 2 | Promo-A, Shining Revelry |
| Giant Cape | 2 | Space-Time Smackdown (Dialga) |
So bear with me on this one as it's hard to explain.
In essence, I have taken a basic Dialga ex core and thrown an Arceus ex and 2 Rayquaza ex in there, while trying to provide a lot of options to keep the deck alive for as long as possible. With this deck, your main win condition is still going to be the two Dialaga ex's giving energy to the backline, whether that's Arceus ex or Rayquaza ex, while having something like the Shaymin be there to reduce the cost of retreat for quick getaways.
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