Standard New Age Pyroar

[ForeverRanger91]

2 Oranguru (SM 113)
1 Deoxys (CLS 67)
1 Ditto Prism Star (LOT 154)
1 Jirachi (SMP 161)
4 Pyroar (FLI 19)
2 Fomantis (SM 14)
2 Lurantis (SMP 25)
1 Farfetch'd (TEU 127)
4 Litleo (LOT 50)

8 Fire Energy (SM 165)
4 Double Colorless Energy (SM 136)

2 Lillie (SM 122)
2 Lysandre Labs (FLI 111)
4 Ultra Ball (SM 135)
2 Erika's Hospitality (TEU 140)
1 Heat Factory Prism Star (LOT 178)
1 Shrine of Punishment (CLS 143)
2 Escape Rope (BUS 114)
2 Professor Elm's Lecture (LOT 188)
1 Apricorn Maker (CLS 124)
3 Guzma (BUS 115)
2 Timer Ball (SM 134)
2 Choice Band (GRI 121)
1 Switch (SM 132)
4 Cynthia (UPR 119)
1 Lusamine (CIN 96)

Fun little Pyroar deck I made. With Lurantis, the lack of being able to use a Choice Band isn't the worst thing in the world.

 

[Missilistico]

Hey Ranger, the problem I see with Pyroar is that it's both very fragile and two energy attachment. It is easily koed by fast decks, and then you'll always be behind in the attachment race. Am I right?

 

[Lord Goomy]

I want to see how this does.
(Please tell if you ever end up testing it.)

 

[ForeverRanger91]

I actually have tested it on tcgone against Jirachi/Zapdos and forced a rage quit. Pyroar was one of my favorite cards to come out of Forbidden Light but never got to use it the way I wanted to. Yes the two energy attachment can be a hindrance but against slower decks I think it could have some good results. I was looking for a backup attacker but the only "reasonable" one I could find is Flareon GX, which could work if I tweak the deck around.