The first time that I saw it being paired up with Greninja ex I was surprised for a moment, until I remember that Tord Reklev himself had gotten Top 4 at Utrecht with this list earlier during the year: Pokmon (22) 1Charmander PAF 7 1Charmander OBF 26 2Charizard ex PAF 54 1Pidgey MEW 16 1Pidgeot ex OBF 164 1Bidoof CRZ 111 1Bibarel BRS 121 1Rapid Strike Urshifu V BST 87 1Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX BST 88 1Sobble CRE 41 1Inteleon CRE 43 1Medicham V EVS 83 1Radiant Charizard CRZ 20 1Rotom V CRZ 45 1Lumineon V BRS 40 1Squawkabilly ex PAF 75 1Skwovet SVI 151 1Mew CEL 11 1Manaphy BRS 41 1Jirachi PAR 126 1Mawile LOR 71 Trainer (31) 2Iono PAF 80 1Arven OBF 186 1Worker SIT 167 1Avery CRE 130 1Raihan CRZ 140 1Boss's Orders PAL 172 1Thorton LOR 167 1Professor Turo's Scenario PAR 171 1Peonia CRE 149 4Rare Candy PAF 89 4Ultra Ball PAF 91 4Battle VIP Pass FST 225 2Super Rod PAL 188 2Pal Pad SVI 182 1Hisuian Heavy Ball ASR 146 1Counter Catcher PAR 160 1Forest Seal Stone SIT 156 1Collapsed Stadium BRS 137 1Artazon PAF 76 Energy (7) 5Fire Energy 2 1Rapid Strike Energy BST 140 1Double Turbo Energy BRS 151 One of the cool plays that this deck allowed was to use Rapid Strike Urshifus attack without needing to wait for two turns
With Tarkir: Dragonstorm barreling down on us, it was only a matter of time before some big dragon tribal cards started spiking in price, and Tiamat is an obvious choice
This is the list of the different types of the cards including it's color, strength, and weakness
So for all its huge attacking threat, it wont cost you the game if it gets KOd
If you pay the offspring cost and have Alania, Divergent Storm out, thats quite a chunk of damage
While it may not seem like much, it can bring a Pokmon to safety and out of KO range from the opponent
