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Expanded Garchomp / Altaria

ejorange

ejorange

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I know that RogueChomp has been around for a while, but I need a little help tweaking mine for Regionals in a few weeks.

Pokemon:
  • 4 Gible (DRX 87)
  • 4 Gabite (DRX 89)
  • 4 Garchomp (LTR 96)
  • 2 Swablu (LTR 103)
  • 1 Swablu (DRX 104)
  • 3 Altaria (DRX 84)
  • 1 Bunnelby (PRC 121)
  • 1 Hawlucha (FFI 63)
Trainers/Stadiums/Supporters:
  • 2 Professor Juniper
  • 3 N
  • 2 Professor Birch's Observations
  • 2 Lysandre
  • 1 Teammates
  • 4 VS Seeker
  • 2 Super Rod
  • 4 Level Ball
  • 1 Rare Candy
  • 1 Pokémon Communication
  • 1 Enhanced Hammer
  • 1 Escape Rope
  • 1 Professor's Letter
  • 2 Muscle Band
  • 1 Life Dew
  • 2 Silent Lab
Energy:
  • 3 Double Dragon Energy
  • 3 Blend Energy
  • 3 Fighting Energy
  • 1 Water Energy
Strategy:

I played in one league challenge, and literally every other deck was a vespiquen variant. I ended up going 3-2 that day (beating one Vespiquen, one fighting mix deck, and one Manectric/Toad deck), and lost to two Vespiquens. At the time, I did not have enhanced hammer in the deck, thinking that Garchomp's Mach cut attack would be fine. Any tips of how to make this better to combat Vespiquen? I was considering adding Battle Compressor, Sacred Ash (would replace one super rod), more Silent Lab, and maybe Druddigon FLF. Not quite sure how those would help/hinder my deck, or what I would take out. All comments are welcome!
 
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