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You guys know the drill: I'll be posting a tournament report either tomorrow or Thursday, but for now I'm gonna let y'all stew over the list I used to place second in a field of over 700 players!
We'll go over the development and history of this Expanded deck list in the tournament report. However, all in all I think it runs much more smoothly in Expanded, even if the card choices aren't all that different.
Tomorrow I'll be posting a full-fledged tournament report for the deck I used to get Top 16 at Anaheim Regionals. However, I understand a lot of people were wanting to know more about my Decidueye/Vileplume deck. So here it is in all its crazy glory!
Does this look familiar? It should, because I spent a whole fourth of my last blog entry talking about Decidueye! As I mention in that article and in my Quick Search entry, my preferred way to run the list was Vileplume, and the changes to make the list I posted there to Vileplume were not that hard. From that list, literally all you have to do is cut VS Seekers and Fighting Fury Belt.
I'll be posting the list again in the tournament report, discussing choices and last calls, but for now I figure this'll give you guys something to chew on.
Tomorrow I'll be posting a full-fledged tournament report; however, I understand a lot of people had some intense curiosity in my Decidueye/Vileplume deck!
Does this look familiar? It should, because I spent a whole fourth of <a href="http://www.heytrainer.org/blog/posts/The_Elite_Four_of_Anaheim:_Four_Decks_Capable_of_Winning_it_All">my last blog entry</a> talking about Decidueye! As I mention in that article and in my Quick Search entry, my preferred way to run the list was Vileplume.
I'll be posting the list again in the tournament report, discussing choices and last calls, but for now I figure this'll give a lot of you guys something fun to stew over for future tournaments!