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Pokémon TCG is a great game, but building a winning Pokémon deck is hard. This article will give you some tips for building a great deck (this is for people that already know how to play). | Pokémon TCG is a great game, but building a winning Pokémon deck is hard. This article will give you some tips for building a great deck (this is for people that already know how to play). | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#First, decide on what type of Pokémon you want to use. There are eleven types to choose from. You can as many types as you want although it's recommended you use just one energy type (as in the energy of the attack). If you plan to use Pokemon in the deck that are support based and not to attack (one with a useful ability such as Hoopa-EX) then don't count this Pokemon's energy type when deciding on what type you choose | #First, decide on what type of Pokémon you want to use. There are eleven types to choose from. You can as many types as you want although it's recommended you use just one energy type (as in the energy of the attack). If you plan to use Pokemon in the deck that are support based and not to attack (one with a useful ability such as Hoopa-EX) then don't count this Pokemon's energy type when deciding on what type you choose | ||
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# Also keep in mind that there are some Pokemon that go against the tips given above. For example, a BREAKthrough Typhlosion actually tends to run about 30 fire energy in it and a Greninja BREAK, even though it uses stage 2 Pokemon and isn't a grass type deck, does not use Rare Candy. Always consider what your plan is, how the Pokemon you use work and what will make these Pokemon function in the best way when building your deck. | # Also keep in mind that there are some Pokemon that go against the tips given above. For example, a BREAKthrough Typhlosion actually tends to run about 30 fire energy in it and a Greninja BREAK, even though it uses stage 2 Pokemon and isn't a grass type deck, does not use Rare Candy. Always consider what your plan is, how the Pokemon you use work and what will make these Pokemon function in the best way when building your deck. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
