The Bliss Zone

[Magnevire]

I ultimately made some changes to my Magnevire deck, pretty much removing the Electivire chain completely, as well as replacing SF Metal Magnezone with SF Electric. The deck's been substantially faster now, and more consistent. It's been a lot easier to get a good draw and harder to get prized screwed. Anyway without further ado, the deck list.

Pokemon: 22

3-2-3-1 Magnezone Lv X (2 Magnezone DP, 1 SF Electric)
1-1 Blissey Prime
2-2 Electrode SF
2-2 Claydol
3 Sableye

Energy: 13

4 Special Metal
6 Metal
3 Electric

T/S/S: 25

4 Rosanne's Research
4 Bebe's Search
3 Felicity's Drawing
1 Palmer's Contribution
1 Professor Oak's New Theory
1 Night Maintenance
1 Broken Time Space
4 Rare Candy
2 Expert Belt
1 Bench Shield
1 Luxury Ball
1 Warp Point
1 Switch

Strategy: Spam Impersonate to set up Baltoy and Magnemite, then set up Claydol. SF Electric Magnezone and Electrode are next. Level up to Mag X while setting up DP Zone and Claydol two. Superconnect is used to speed up the setup for DP Zone's Metal Blast. Sometimes DP Zone is brought out first if the situation calls for it.

Blissey Prime is used for a free heal. Since the special Metal energy strongly reduces the chance of being taken out in one shot, I can usually get the heal off without much issue. Magnezone Lv X's Electric Transfer allows me to move the energy to an undamaged pokemon, so I can receive the heal with no penalty. I'm not really likely to remove it. Usually this gives me enough time to secure a solid lead. Blissey Prime can also be used with Gyro Ball to act as a wall after the heal. Bright Look blows by this, but otherwise I find it useful.

 

[GOODALEX]

I would never run a 3-1-3-1 line maybe a 3-2-3-1 or a 3-3-3-1

 

[donavannj]

I agree that it should be a 3-2-3-1 line instead. And Blissey's just a little too situational in my opinion.

 

[Magnevire]

Yeah I originally had 3-2-3-1, but I had gotten rid of it for a fourth RC. You think I should swap back or ditch something else?

 

[donavannj]

I'm personally not a big fan of Palmer's Contribution, but I can't remember what it does and can't access the card database at the moment.

 

[Magnevire]

Palmer's is a Supporter Card similar to Night Maintenance, only it's 5 of any pokemon and basic energy instead of 3.

 

[donavannj]

Huh. Drop one of the Night Maintenances, then, maybe. Or one of the Switches.

 

[Magnevire]

Yeah I actually might drop an NM then, I never seem to use both of those and the Palmer's anyway.

One other thing I was wondering about was possibly using a Pokemon Rescue in the event that Magnezone Lv X is to eat it, then I could simply recover it and put it on one of my other Zones. Do you think that would be a good idea or just a waste of space? Course on the other hand I could probably just use another Bebe for that.

 

[MagmaGrowth876]

Professor Oak sez: Yer deck sucks! Draw a new one!

 

[Magnevire]

1-2 my friend, 1-2...:P

Anyway, couple minor changes. Added a Ton and figured at that rate a BTS might be useful again, so I added that. I still have four RCs, partially because I only want to use BTS when necessary (ie if Spiritomb's ****ing RCs over or if I want to set up a couple stage ones early or whatnot), and partially because I'm not sure if I should bother removing one or not.

 

[MagmaGrowth876]

I personally wouldn't rock 2 BTS AND 4 RC's. If you hate my Spiritomb that much then rock all 3 Ton's, 2 BTS, and maybe 2-3 RC at the most. This gives you precious space for more stuff.