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If you want a longer explanation, let me know. Placing 4th (or higher) in tournaments ("Events") is probably the best way to earn tradeable booster packs. Know that unopened booster packs are the "true" currency of the PTCGO for this reason. The best way to get what you need in the PTCGO is like real life buy/trade for it! You can't really "buy" here, though, so trading it is. However, if you're really new to the game, you're best off sticking with the Theme Format for grinding rewards, anyway. Only a few Theme Decks have proven good starting points for such a thing over the years. The less short version is the same, but making sure you know that you probably won't get an overly competitive deck if you use Towering Heights as the base. As you also like the Pokémon it contains, that means it should be a worthwhile purchase, and make grinding for rewards in the Theme Format easier. I don't know if it is the best Theme Deck in the Theme Format, but when I used it, it seemed reasonably good. The short version of my advice is yes, go ahead and buy Towering Heights. I'm a bit rusty on the Theme Format meta myself, but I have played some since Towering Heights and Unseen Depths were added. If you've got friends who don't mind playing the Pokemon TCG's representatives from what will soon be not one, but two eras past, or you plan to play on Pokemon TCG Online/Live where there's always an option for expanded permissions, you cannot go wrong with this Charizard-starring pain train.Hi, ultratribopower.

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But the point is, with Relentless Flame, you get a full package from the get-go.) (Perhaps "dubious" is unnecessary there's plenty of fun to be had enhancing decks. No obvious, dubious, blind spots designed to compel players to swap stuff out to enhance their deck further on.

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Like its draconian brethren, there's nothing here that prompts even professional players to ponder what The Pokemon Company International was thinking.

In fact, it's not a stretch to say Relentless Flame is Soaring Storm for more fiery fans. And, again, just like Soaring Storm, that doesn't stop it from rocking. Being from the Sun & Moon era rather than Sword & Shield's, it also shares the fact that it's illegal for high-end competitive play. Our final pick shares an older pedigree with Soaring Storm.

We realize we have spent this entire, sizable, entry talking about one card, but truth be told, it's just that good at illustrating to newcomers what it's like to think outside the box. Lycanroc V, for the record, sports plenty of Pokemon that'll fairly shrug that off. And if that's not enough, Earthquake, Steelix's other option, does a flat 180 damage at the expense of 30 damage to each of your benched Pokemon. Your opponent might just find themselves stuck exactly where you want them. Neatly enough, there are a ton of attacks out there that'll hit for somewhere in the range of 140 and 180. Damage counters represent the amount of HP lost up to that point, so this attack will do between 20 damage (if Steelix is at full health) and a frankly outrageous 360 damage if it's down to 10 HP. Its first attack, Powerful Rage, dishes out 20 damage times the number of damage counters it has on it at that point. With 190 HP, it's already quite meaty by the standards of any Pokemon outside the realm of the giants (VMAX and VSTAR). Lycanroc V is a great card, but in our estimation, it's not the ace card of its own deck.

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The Lycanroc V Battle Deck hides a hidden weapon that combines the most captivating of things: it's easy to understand whilst teaching a new player how to strategize, and it does plenty of damage to boot. When one is active and the other's on the bench, the active partner gains a strength boost that'll leave unprepared players in stitches. There are no superfluous cards here, no deck draws that'll make you wince and wish you had replaced that card with something else.ĭragonite is mighty, make no mistake, but the synergy of your Tornadus and Thundurus cards is what will keep your opponent on the defensive for the rest of the game. To this day, many players praise it for showcasing how robust a newb-friendly assembly can be. One exception to this approach, however, is Soaring Storm, a Dragonite-focused theme deck from the Sun & Moon era. Related: Pokemon TCG: Spookiest Gengar Cards Now, we're pretty sure you aren't fixing to dive into a formal tournament three days after checking out the Pokemon TCG, but the advantage to playing with "current" cards is that you'll avoid issues like power creep (successive eras of the Pokemon TCG often feature more powerful cards overall than their predecessors). We're mostly focusing on decks that exist within the current meta at the time of this writing - meta meaning what's presently allowed for tournament-level play.