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==Key Cards== | ==Key Cards== | ||
*'''{{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Metagross δ|11}}''' – Metagross δ was the deck's main attacker. Its ''Crush and Burn'' attack, combined with {{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Dragonite δ|3}}'s ''Delta Charge'' {{TCG|Pokémon Power|Poké-Power}} could consistently deal massive damage to opposing Pokémon. Metagross δ's ''Delta Control'' Poké-Power greatly benefited the deck's consistency, as well. It allowed a player to choose one of the top four cards of | *'''{{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Metagross δ|11}}''' – Metagross δ was the deck's main attacker. Its ''Crush and Burn'' attack, combined with {{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Dragonite δ|3}}'s ''Delta Charge'' {{TCG|Pokémon Power|Poké-Power}} could consistently deal massive damage to opposing Pokémon. Metagross δ's ''Delta Control'' Poké-Power greatly benefited the deck's consistency, as well. It allowed a player to choose one of the top four cards of their deck and add them to their hand. The other three cards were returned to the deck. | ||
*'''{{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Dragonite δ|3}}''' – Dragonite δ's ''Delta Charge'' Poké-Power had perfect synergy with Metagross δ. When Energies were discarded via ''Crush and Burn'', ''Delta Charge'' could simply return them to the field on the player's next turn, allowing for a consistently high damage output. | *'''{{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Dragonite δ|3}}''' – Dragonite δ's ''Delta Charge'' Poké-Power had perfect synergy with Metagross δ. When Energies were discarded via ''Crush and Burn'', ''Delta Charge'' could simply return them to the field on the player's next turn, allowing for a consistently high damage output. | ||
*'''{{TCG ID|EX Holon Phantoms|Holon's Castform|44}}''' – Holon's Castform was the deck's ideal starter Pokémon. For {{e|Colorless}}, its ''Delta Draw'' attack allowed the player to draw one card for each δ Pokémon | *'''{{TCG ID|EX Holon Phantoms|Holon's Castform|44}}''' – Holon's Castform was the deck's ideal starter Pokémon. For {{e|Colorless}}, its ''Delta Draw'' attack allowed the player to draw one card for each δ Pokémon they had in play. With {{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Holon Mentor|93}}, the chances of being able to ''Delta Draw'' several cards early in the game were high. Holon's Castform often allowed Metanite to build up a massive hand by the third or fourth turn, or forced the opponent to expend resources to knock it out early. It was all the more versatile since it could be attached as a {{TCG|Special Energy card}} later in the game, making techs such as [[Latios ☆ (EX Deoxys 106)|Latios]] {{Star}} playable. | ||
*'''{{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Holon Transceiver|98}}''' – Arguably the most important {{TCG|Trainer card}} in the deck, Holon Transceiver ensured that the Metanite player had access to whatever {{TCG|Supporter card|Supporter}} would be most valuable at any given time. Most importantly, Holon Transceiver increased the chances of a player getting Holon Mentor turn one, and being able to ''Delta Draw'' for multiple cards. A more in-depth description of the card's uses can be found in the Holon Engine article. | *'''{{TCG ID|EX Delta Species|Holon Transceiver|98}}''' – Arguably the most important {{TCG|Trainer card}} in the deck, Holon Transceiver ensured that the Metanite player had access to whatever {{TCG|Supporter card|Supporter}} would be most valuable at any given time. Most importantly, Holon Transceiver increased the chances of a player getting Holon Mentor turn one, and being able to ''Delta Draw'' for multiple cards. A more in-depth description of the card's uses can be found in the Holon Engine article. | ||
*'''{{TCG ID|EX Holon Phantoms|Rare Candy|90}}''' – Rare Candy has been a critical card in Stage 2-centric decks throughout the game's history. By allowing the player to skip an evolution, | *'''{{TCG ID|EX Holon Phantoms|Rare Candy|90}}''' – Rare Candy has been a critical card in Stage 2-centric decks throughout the game's history. By allowing the player to skip an evolution, they could evolve directly from Dratini δ to Dragonite δ and Beldum δ to Metagross δ, thus greatly increasing the deck's speed and consistency. | ||
==Typical deck list== | ==Typical deck list== | ||