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This deck was built with one objective - countering powerful cards. For example, Scizor has an attack that does 80 damage to an opponent that has any special energy cards attached to it. Sableye can disable any opponent attack for one turn. Cessation Crystal disables all Poké-Powers and Poké-Bodies. Crystal Beach makes special, double-energy cards count as a single energy. | This deck was built with one objective - countering powerful cards. For example, Scizor has an attack that does 80 damage to an opponent that has any special energy cards attached to it. Sableye can disable any opponent attack for one turn. Cessation Crystal disables all Poké-Powers and Poké-Bodies. Crystal Beach makes special, double-energy cards count as a single energy. | ||
When building this deck, Tristan took note of heavily-played cards at the time. Many of these included special Energy cards and | When building this deck, Tristan took note of heavily-played cards at the time. Many of these included special Energy cards and Pokémon with effective Poké-Powers. He chose his own Pokémon and Trainer cards that directly conflicted with these effects. It turned out to be a wise decision, as he went on to win the 2008 World Championship (Junior Division) in Orlando, Florida. | ||
Tristan's deck includes: | Tristan's deck includes: | ||