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I left standard cause of VS Seeker rotating.

I'll be playtesting it in expanded with Archie's Ace in the Hole. I think that the only thing that keeps this deck from being one of the best is the inconsistency of Stage 2 decks, but Archie's will hopefully mitigate that somewhat.

You must not have seen Hoopa-EX (XY85). I'd consider it to be one of the worst EX cards ever printed.

Decks that use Sky Field (Zoroark, Mega Ray, etc.) have taken a big hit with the loss of Hex Maniac. Sudowoodo (GRI 66) is a simple tech that works incredibly well against big bench decks.

Stakataka - Metal - HP 140 Basic - [Ultra Beast] [M] Simple Stack - 30+ If the number of cards attached to Stakataka is equal to your remaining prize cards, this attack does 90 more damage. [M][C][C] Stack Attack - 10+ Find the largest stack of cards in play (deck, discard, etc). This attack...

I used to play Despair Ray in Expanded, and this deck lost a lot of good cards because of the last (standard) rotation. Sky Field, Mega Turbo, Shaymin-EX (even with 110hp it wasn't much of a liability), Trainer's Mail, and Wonder Energy. If you're going to run this deck, ditch the Xerneas since...

Salazzle-GX does 110 for two less energy (no burn though). Reshiram deserved a better card imo.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet, but Flint is just an objectively worse version of Superior Energy Retrieval (PLF 103).

Mega Banette and Mega Medicham are two megas I really wanted printed as EX's.

There have been five Meta-defining cards released since you stopped playing: 1. Tapu Lele GX (Guardians Rising) This card has been compared to Shaymin-EX with how useful it is in a deck. If you have an Ultra Ball in hand, you have whatever supporter you want out of your deck. It makes for a...

It's got very low HP, but this attack is INSANE. With 3 Starmie on the bench (getting 6 energy back each turn) and a choice band, you will hit for 210. If the new Solgaleo-GX is too expensive for some players, I can totally see this becoming a great budget deck to counter Alolan Ninetales and...

Gallade (BKT) does 130 damage if you played a supporter during the same turn (not a specific one though) Yanmega (STS) and Glalie-EX (BKT) were two cards that heavily benefited from Judge (BKT), but they don't require it.

Decks that this card totally shuts down: Volcanion-EX Decidueye-GX (if anyone still plays it) Decks that have an overall more difficult time: Anything with Tapu Lele-GX Tapu Koko-GX Metagross-GX Mega Rayquaza-EX (Expanded, although Hex Maniac exists) Turbo Dark (only if they use Darkrai-GX)

This card is similar to Blaziken (FUF). Only time will tell if this sort of thing will be viable.

With this sort of deck, keep in mind that the more non-energy cards you put in the deck, the less consistent Eat Sloppily is going to be. Honestly, I'd only run two Random Receiver and three Brigette.

I could see this becoming a somewhat viable alternative to Garbodor, especially against decks that don't use very many items. Let's look at what kind of numbers this can OHKO: One tool: (50) Shining Mew Trubbish Garbodor (BKP) Anything else with 50HP or less Two tools: (90) Common 60HP basics...

Gyarados-GX counters Turbo Dark with its GX attack, counters Volcanion/Turtonator simply by virtue of being a water-type (Waterfall does 200 damage with a choice band and weakness), and the new Magikarp card can't be damaged on the bench. This deck definitely has some potential. That's the only...

Where should Metagross-GX and Alolan Ninetales-GX go?

Update soon?

That's something I've wondered as well, but here are two arguments for the limit: 1. Pre-BW cards aren't played at official tournaments. 2. Card rulings between old and new cards can be very ambiguous. Anything pre-BW belongs in the honorable mentions.