Pokemon TCG 2013 Decks
Saturday, 2 March 2013
Secrets To Your Success!
Keep an eye out for new secret cards found in the Black & White—Boundaries Crossed expansion!
As you’re opening booster packs from the latest Pokémon TCG expansion, pay close attention to see if you’ve found a special secret card! There are four secret cards in the Black & White—Boundaries Crossed expansion, numbered 150 through 153. You’ll also recognize secret cards by their special alternate coloring!
If you can’t wait to see these secret cards, head over to the Pokémon TCG card database, where you can see them right now. Or, keep opening your Black & White—Boundaries Crossed booster packs to find these amazing collectible cards!
Piece Together Victory in the Pokémon TCG!
Use one of these quick and effective combos from the Black & White—Boundaries Crossed expansion to kick-start your next deck.
There are plenty of ways to take advantage of Celebi-EX’s (141/149) Time Recall Ability, which lets evolved Pokémon use attacks from their previous Evolutions. But one Pokémon stands out as a particularly great match for Time Recall: Flygon (99/149), which evolves from Vibrava(98/149), can do serious damage to all of your opponent’s Pokémon turn after turn. Vibrava’s Sand Pulse attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon (and 50 to the Defending Pokémon). Add that to the damage counter you put on each of your opponent’s Pokémon between turns with Flygon’s Sand Slammer Ability, and you’re doing a phenomenal amount of damage to your opponent’s Bench each round.
Want a crafty way to slow down your opponent’s plans? Limit the cards he or she can play. First, play Hugh (130/149), which makes both you and your opponent draw or discard until you each have 5 cards in your hand. Then, strip your opponent of an additional card with Mienshao’s (88/149) Knock Off attack, which ’makes your opponent discard a random card. You’ll probably need to look elsewhere for the firepower to Knock Out any Pokémon, but this combo is a great way to frustrate your opponent’s strategy early in matches.
There are plenty of Pokémon capable of attacking your Bench, including popular Pokémon such as Landorus-EX and Darkrai-EX. You can slow down the continuous assault first with Cresselia-EX (143/149) and its Sparkling Particles Ability, which heals 10 damage between turns. Then, heal an extra 60 damage from each of your Pokémon with Lopunny’s (117/149) Healing Melody attack. Healing Melody requires a successful coin flip—if you have room for Victini (Black & White—Noble Victories, 98/101) on your Bench, with its Victory Star Ability that lets you try a coin flip again if you don’t like the result, your whole team will be in good position to stay healthy throughout your match!
Whether you’re looking for a place to start when building your next Pokémon Trading Card Games deck, or just need that little something to put you over the top, these simple card combinations from the latest expansion might be just what you’re looking for.
Celebi-EX + Flygon
Mienshao + Hugh
Cresselia-EX + Lopunny + Victini
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