Standard Tornadus spread

[Deathfinch]

****** Pokémon Trading Card Game Deck List ******

##Pokémon - 16

* 4 Pidgey TEU 122
* 4 Tornadus UNM 178
* 4 Pidgeotto TEU 123
* 1 Blacephalon-GX LOT 52
* 3 Thundurus UNM 68

##Trainer Cards - 31

* 4 Pokémon Communication TEU 152
* 4 Custom Catcher LOT 171
* 4 Cynthia UPR 119
* 3 Giant Hearth UNM 197
* 4 Welder UNB 189
* 3 Acro Bike CES 123
* 1 Fire Crystal UNB 173
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 UNB 182
* 1 Ear-Ringing Bell UNM 194
* 3 U-Turn Board UNM 211

##Energy - 13

* 13 Fire Energy SMEnergy 11

Total Cards - 60

Start by getting 2 tornadus and a thundurus down as fast as you can. Use welder to accelerate energy onto tornadus and start pounding away. pidgeotto is so you can boost consistancy because welder is a bad draw support. Blace is a spicy attacker for late game.

 

[rewster1]

Needs a sixth (or rather fifth because the GX should be your last) attacker to force a seven prize game. Baby turtonator could work. Maybe two in case an attacker is prized. An alternative would be babe lele for spread math fixing, but you'd need a fairy energy also.

 

[Deathfinch]

@rewster1 Added lele and started clutching games i had no right to win

 

[TuxedoBlack]

Following are a few thoughts for your consideration:

Given your deck's card-draw power, have you tested Judge and Judge whistle vs. Acro Bike? For some decks, the player may build large hand sizes; so, Judge can be an effective counter. Plus, the Judge Whistle can also provide supplemental card-draw support. I'd suggest:

-3 Acro Bike
-1 Pidgey
-1 Pidgeotto

+3 Judge Whistle
+2 Judge​

1 Ear-Ringing Bell seems "less" of a priority vs. another Fire Crystal.

Another alternative to the 1 Ear-Ringing Bell would be Lusamine which can recover needed Supporter(s) and/or Stadium(s) from your discard pile.

Do you need a Brock's Grit since most of your Pokémon are "easy" 1HKO targets?

I hope you find these comments helpful.