With this exact list you use things like iron bundle and boss to KO their other pokemon, if that isnt an option you could run a one off braviary charm which would allow a duraludon to withstand a hit and respond with KO, or you could run Scizor as a backup attacker.
I see no reason that wouldn't work, I personally prefer the 4 night stretcher just because more times than not with this deck whatever I'm grabbing from the discard I need right away (like a relincanth), but a super rod would work around toedscruel!
I theory that would work great, but I found that with all the professors research, the poke gear 3.0 to find them, and many other draw/hand reset options that it lowers consistency a bit, but it definitely could work!
@BluestoneTCG That's fair enough, so hard to predict what everything is gonna look like at rotation 😅Trying to figure out if I can make Scizor/Scyther work as a 1-prize clean up, so many options 🤣
@@callumbishop7204 Scizor is definitely a viable addition to this deck, while Archaludon's health is super tanky, playing against decks like gholdengo and raging bolt, our opponents can often get those OHKO, so a single prize attacker could definitely help!
@BluestoneTCG That was my thinking. Been trying to work through some things for current format (hence why Ninja and Lumineon are there), but what do you think of this list? Edited slightly from one I've seen online. Pokémon: 8 2 Scizor OBF 205 4 Archaludon ex SSP 241 1 Lumineon V CRZ-GG 39 1 Fezandipiti ex SFA 92 1 Relicanth TEF 173 4 Duraludon SCR 106 PH 2 Scyther MEW 123 PH 1 Radiant Greninja ASR 46 Trainer: 18 1 Kieran TWM 206 4 Ultra Ball PLB 90 PH 2 Professor Turo's Scenario PAR 257 3 Boss's Orders PR-SW 251 3 Earthen Vessel SFA 96 4 Nest Ball SUM 123 PH 1 Scoop Up Cyclone PLB 95 4 Night Stretcher SSP 251 2 Jamming Tower TWM 153 PH 2 Iono PAL 269 2 Counter Catcher PAR 264 1 Morty's Conviction TEF 211 1 Pal Pad FLF 92 PH 4 Professor's Research SVI 190 Energy: 2 10 Basic {M} Energy Energy 16 Total Cards: 60
@@callumbishop7204 Since you're running the Kieran you could run Maximum Belt as your ace-spec, which would push you damage from metal defender to 270 (hitting things like ceruledge and gholdengo), and 300 (for the mirror) with the Kieran, then turn your jamming towers into either full metal lab or pokestop, I would recommend either pokestop or one of each, that way you can still OHKO in the mirror. You could probably get away with a 1-1 scizor due to the 4 copies of night stretcher, that would open up room for an Arven. This leaves one open spot, which due to the number of 1-off supporters should probably be dedicated to a pokegear 3.0
Once again a great vid! Just to let you know! Got real confident playing with your deck lists and im going to play my very first regional tournament!! Will be testing your terapagos, ceruledge and gardevoir in casual matches and play regidrago in the tournament matches. What would you recomend for a regidrago now? Im thinking of going with the following Pokémon: 19 3 Regidrago V SIT 135 3 Regidrago VSTAR SIT 136 3 Teal Mask Ogerpon ex TWM 25 1 Dragapult ex TWM 130 1 Giratina VSTAR LOR 131 1 Hisuian Goodra VSTAR LOR 136 1 Alolan Exeggutor ex SSP 133 1 Kyurem SFA 47 1 Squawkabilly ex PAL 169 1 Fezandipiti ex SFA 38 1 Mew ex MEW 151 1 Cleffa OBF 80 1 Radiant Charizard CRZ 20 Trainer: 32 4 Professor's Research SVI 189 2 Iono PAL 185 2 Boss's Orders PAL 172 4 Ultra Ball SVI 196 4 Nest Ball SVI 181 4 Energy Switch SVI 173 4 Earthen Vessel PAR 163 2 Super Rod PAL 188 1 Superior Energy Retrieval PAL 189 1 Canceling Cologne ASR 136 1 Switch SVI 194 1 Prime Catcher TEF 157 1 Temple of Sinnoh ASR 155 1 Jamming Tower TWM 153 Energy: 9 7 Grass Energy SVE 9 2 Fire Energy SVE 10
@@areeqsi I think I have a list for you, I did some research, and it looks like your list is the same as the Toronto 1st place list from Calvin Connor. While that is obviously a very strong list, I took some information from the two most recent major tournaments in the Latin America region, which is where you'll be playing, and found a list that I think has the best balance of consistency and effectiveness. I jumped into a few games with it myself having never played Regidrago before and got a 4-win streak in Arceus league! Here is the link: limitlesstcg.com/decks/list/13407 I'll post a video on it this coming to sunday so you can see how I've been playing it through today as well as whatever else I learn.
@@BluestoneTCG thank you very much! I will do your list! Thankfully i will have time to train with it!! Will be waiting on your vid about it! Gotta improve my skill and your advice will help a lot!!
If you guys enjoyed this video, you'll probably also enjoy this Raging Bolt deck! th-cam.com/video/oZwRIAMPb5M/w-d-xo.html
Hey man, keep up the good vids! I watched your terapagos video, and I think you're ahead of the game with the newer meta!
What happens if you run into stone mask ogerpon? I was playing zard and literally had no way to ko them lol
With this exact list you use things like iron bundle and boss to KO their other pokemon, if that isnt an option you could run a one off braviary charm which would allow a duraludon to withstand a hit and respond with KO, or you could run Scizor as a backup attacker.
I play my Deck with a 2/2 Scizor line to attack Mimiky/Cornerstone or high ability decks.
Thats a good idea, Scizor is an incredibly strong single prize attacker. With a 2/2, do you play a higher energy count?
What about 3 stretcher 1 rod
I see no reason that wouldn't work, I personally prefer the 4 night stretcher just because more times than not with this deck whatever I'm grabbing from the discard I need right away (like a relincanth), but a super rod would work around toedscruel!
What do you think of the Revavroom draw engine for this deck?
I theory that would work great, but I found that with all the professors research, the poke gear 3.0 to find them, and many other draw/hand reset options that it lowers consistency a bit, but it definitely could work!
@BluestoneTCG That's fair enough, so hard to predict what everything is gonna look like at rotation 😅Trying to figure out if I can make Scizor/Scyther work as a 1-prize clean up, so many options 🤣
@@callumbishop7204 Scizor is definitely a viable addition to this deck, while Archaludon's health is super tanky, playing against decks like gholdengo and raging bolt, our opponents can often get those OHKO, so a single prize attacker could definitely help!
@BluestoneTCG That was my thinking. Been trying to work through some things for current format (hence why Ninja and Lumineon are there), but what do you think of this list? Edited slightly from one I've seen online.
Pokémon: 8
2 Scizor OBF 205
4 Archaludon ex SSP 241
1 Lumineon V CRZ-GG 39
1 Fezandipiti ex SFA 92
1 Relicanth TEF 173
4 Duraludon SCR 106 PH
2 Scyther MEW 123 PH
1 Radiant Greninja ASR 46
Trainer: 18
1 Kieran TWM 206
4 Ultra Ball PLB 90 PH
2 Professor Turo's Scenario PAR 257
3 Boss's Orders PR-SW 251
3 Earthen Vessel SFA 96
4 Nest Ball SUM 123 PH
1 Scoop Up Cyclone PLB 95
4 Night Stretcher SSP 251
2 Jamming Tower TWM 153 PH
2 Iono PAL 269
2 Counter Catcher PAR 264
1 Morty's Conviction TEF 211
1 Pal Pad FLF 92 PH
4 Professor's Research SVI 190
Energy: 2
10 Basic {M} Energy Energy 16
Total Cards: 60
@@callumbishop7204 Since you're running the Kieran you could run Maximum Belt as your ace-spec, which would push you damage from metal defender to 270 (hitting things like ceruledge and gholdengo), and 300 (for the mirror) with the Kieran, then turn your jamming towers into either full metal lab or pokestop, I would recommend either pokestop or one of each, that way you can still OHKO in the mirror. You could probably get away with a 1-1 scizor due to the 4 copies of night stretcher, that would open up room for an Arven. This leaves one open spot, which due to the number of 1-off supporters should probably be dedicated to a pokegear 3.0
Once again a great vid! Just to let you know! Got real confident playing with your deck lists and im going to play my very first regional tournament!! Will be testing your terapagos, ceruledge and gardevoir in casual matches and play regidrago in the tournament matches. What would you recomend for a regidrago now? Im thinking of going with the following
Pokémon: 19
3 Regidrago V SIT 135
3 Regidrago VSTAR SIT 136
3 Teal Mask Ogerpon ex TWM 25
1 Dragapult ex TWM 130
1 Giratina VSTAR LOR 131
1 Hisuian Goodra VSTAR LOR 136
1 Alolan Exeggutor ex SSP 133
1 Kyurem SFA 47
1 Squawkabilly ex PAL 169
1 Fezandipiti ex SFA 38
1 Mew ex MEW 151
1 Cleffa OBF 80
1 Radiant Charizard CRZ 20
Trainer: 32
4 Professor's Research SVI 189
2 Iono PAL 185
2 Boss's Orders PAL 172
4 Ultra Ball SVI 196
4 Nest Ball SVI 181
4 Energy Switch SVI 173
4 Earthen Vessel PAR 163
2 Super Rod PAL 188
1 Superior Energy Retrieval PAL 189
1 Canceling Cologne ASR 136
1 Switch SVI 194
1 Prime Catcher TEF 157
1 Temple of Sinnoh ASR 155
1 Jamming Tower TWM 153
Energy: 9
7 Grass Energy SVE 9
2 Fire Energy SVE 10
Best of luck at the regional! I can put a together a list for you, which tournament will you be attending so I have a time frame?
@@BluestoneTCGi will be playing the rio de janeiro regional on Jan. 18-19th
@@areeqsi I think I have a list for you, I did some research, and it looks like your list is the same as the Toronto 1st place list from Calvin Connor. While that is obviously a very strong list, I took some information from the two most recent major tournaments in the Latin America region, which is where you'll be playing, and found a list that I think has the best balance of consistency and effectiveness. I jumped into a few games with it myself having never played Regidrago before and got a 4-win streak in Arceus league! Here is the link: limitlesstcg.com/decks/list/13407
I'll post a video on it this coming to sunday so you can see how I've been playing it through today as well as whatever else I learn.
@@BluestoneTCG thank you very much! I will do your list! Thankfully i will have time to train with it!! Will be waiting on your vid about it! Gotta improve my skill and your advice will help a lot!!
@@areeqsi I'm happy to help! That video should be coming out tomorrow!