Thanks to the folks at RK9, an online tournament software company, were able to see a breakdown of what the most popular decks were at EUIC: Lost Zone Toolbox - 308 players (20.3%) Lugia VSTAR/Archeops SIT - 274 players (18.1%) Gardevoir ex - 179 players (11.8%) Mew VMAX - 176 players (11.6%) Giratina VSTAR - 134 players (8.8%) Hisuian Goodra VSTAR - 117 players (7.7%) Other - 329 players (21.7%) With 1,517 players, EUIC was the second-largest Pokmon TCG event ever seen outside of Japan
This may be to focus your deck on a single type (not a bad idea if you have a lot of Pokmon of the same type) or to introduce a new type from the cards you pulled from your booster packs, in addition to reinforcing the type youve kept in the deck with additional Pokmon from the same evolution lines, if possible
Top more than makes up for this by being an ongoing source of card quality
Threat Nazgul relied on threat adding cards like lair Canta, Faster Than Winds (7R211) and There Came a Cry (7C208) , then used those threats to wreak havoc on the fellowship
The Eldrazi are a fascinating type of Creature that are all covered in tentacles, are highly destructive, and for some players, responsible for one of the worst periods in Modern of all time thanks to the Eldrazi Winter
This can provide a potent budget alternative to more common engines like the True King engine