Sapphire/Steel can also be highly effective by anyone who knows how to wield it, but the greater element of chance that its cards create is somewhat unavoidable
Some of the cards in it might make this aged starter a bump as new sets enter the scene
Dont worry thoughit isnt as bad as it looks
That being said, when a reanimator deck finally rears its head yet again, Restart Sequence is a good card to keep in mind as an option
Though the Disco holofoil pattern wasnt used in the official release, some test prints have gotten into the hands of the public
Deck name: [Your Type] Beginner Build (60) Pokmon 19 4 Main Attacker Basic 3 Main Attacker Stage 1 2 Main Attacker Stage 2 (omit if Stage 1 deck: add +1 Basic, +1 Stage 1 instead) 2 Backup Attacker Basic 2 Backup Attacker Stage 1 6 Utility Basics (search, draw, set-up) Trainers 21 8 Draw/Supporters (steady hand refills) 4 Search/Items (find Basics/Evos fast) 3 Switch/Rope (fix bad Actives, chase wins) 2 Healing/Tool (keep the main attacker swinging) 2 Stadium (counter common effects you see) 2 Gust (target weak Bench to finish games) Energy 20 16 [Your Type] Energy 4 [Optional accel/recovery if your type supports it] Build Your 60-Card Deck (Fill-In Table) Total: 60 cards Kid-friendly table rules Paste: Write 6 simple Pokmon TCG table rules for kids under 12 with friendly wording. Energy and damage math (kid-level) Start at 16 Energy for single-type attackers
