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Standard Raichu / Magnezone / Manectric

M

MrFishbudder

Aspiring Trainer
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Ive been making a raichu deck with electric,water and a little bit of fairy types.
I just want to know if this deck is good. Pls write your comments

Pokémon:
  • 1 Bouffalant
  • 1 Snorlax
  • 3 Magnemite
  • 2 Magneton
  • 1 Magnezone
  • 2 Stunfisk
  • 3 Pickachu
  • 2 Raichu
  • 2 Dedenne
  • 2 Electrike
  • 1 Manectric
  • 2 Bergmite
  • 1 Avalugg
  • 1 Mr. Mime
Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums:
  • 2 Fisherman
  • 2 Pokemon Fan Club
  • 3 Professor's Letter
  • 2 Pokémon Center Lady
  • 3 Tierno
  • 1 Wally
  • 1 Great Ball
  • 2 Silent Lab
  • 1 Float Stone
  • 1 Lysandre
  • 2 Skyla
  • 1 Professor Sycamore
Energy:
  • 2 Water Energy
  • 10 Lightning Energy
  • 2 Fairy Energy
  • 1 Rainbow Energy
 
Short answer: No.
Long answer: No. It's too inconsistent, lacking in both search and draw, having too many straight needless cards(Fairy Energy, par example), the Pokemon are inassociated and hinder each other rather than support, and most of them are relatively useless anyway...
 
Moved from the TCG Help & Advice to the Deck Garage, as Deck Garage is the forum to ask for help on improving your 60-card decklist. ~bbninjas
 
Most decks incorporate some sort of strategy. Like Night March, it tries to get enough Night March Pokemon in the discard pile to hit 180 damage consistently.

What's your strategy? Also you need to tell us what set the cards you are using came from.
 
If you want something consistent, you should play a 3-3-3 Magnezone and 4-4 Raichu, not that Raichu even needs Magnezone in the first place. (I'm assuming the Raichu with Circle Circuit and the Magnezone that lets you attach Energy from your hand; you should really specify which sets your Pokémon come from as there are several Dedenne in format.) Four Professor Sycamore is a must. It's staple draw power, and you really need a lot of draw power in this game. Other staples you should look at are VS Seeker and Ultra Ball if you really want your deck to be competitive. Just some general advice is to cut all of your one-ofs or make them not one-ofs.
 
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