The Dark Calling

Stripes

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    Ok this deck needs to stay legal for tournament play and is working great the way it is right now, but everything is up for improvement.

    Pokemon:
    4 Dunsparce
    4 Dratini
    3 Dark Dragonair
    3 Dark Dragonite
    4 Voltorb (the one that if it has any energy attached retreats for free)
    3 Dark Electrode
    1 Rockets Snorlax ex
    1 Sneasal ex
    1 Zangoose (awesome incase of a mirror match)

    Trainers:
    4 Rocket Ball
    4 Rockets Mission
    2 Rare Candy
    2 Mr. Briney's Compassion
    2 Rockets Hideout
    1 Pokemon Retriever
    1 Warpoint
    1 Switch

    Energy:
    4 Dark Energy
    4 Dark Metal Energy
    4 Rainbow Energy
    2 R Energy
    5 Electric Energy
     
    It would probably help if you told us what format you played.
     
    I'm running a similar deck. Try runni9ng the Electrode line as 3 Voltorb, 2-3 Dark Electrode, and 1 Electrode ex, which is ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL in the deck's strategy, NOT KIDDING HERE!!!!! Also, ditch the Lightning NRG (provided by Rainbow, which are also movable) for the other R NRG and more draw. I'll put up my decklist...

    Pokemon (22):
    4 Sparce
    4 Dratini
    4 Dk Dragonair (Evoln Light)
    3 Dk Dragonite
    3 Voltorb
    2 Dk Trode
    1 Trode ex
    1 R Sneasel ex

    Energy (16):
    4 Dark
    4 Dark Metal
    4 Rainbow
    4 R

    Trainers (22):
    3 Steven's Advise
    3 Rocket's Mission
    3 Dual Ball
    2 POR (anti-decking)
    4 Rocket Ball
    2 Pokemon Retriever
    3 Rocket's Hideout
    2 ATM Rock

    The most versitile deck in the format, also has the best comeback ability out of all decks except for Jumpluff.

    BTW: I hate Davis...
     
    Modified-R/S and up. Those are the only sets legal for play.

    I wasn't sure if you were playing in a real tournament or not. Like some places hold tournaments but they aren't for real badges and such.
     
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