Travis, good idea, but it needs a little work.  Throw out Ponyta, Drowzee, 
and Porygon.  They really don't help your deck much.  Try a couple Magmars, 
more koffings, and some Chanseys.  Play 1 more Dratini if you're going to 
play Dragonair.  Play more Bills and 2 or 3 Professor Oaks.  Play some 
regular Energy Removals.  Drop the Imposter Oak and the plus power.  You 
might want to play around with the Grass pokemon, depending on the color your 
sister plays.  If she plays Fire, play Koffings and Nidorans.  If she plays 
Psychic, play Tangela.
-Dan Mayo  

<< >Some of my friends and I play the card game all the time! My sister has
 >a great deck and she is sometimes hard to beat. Oh well. I would 
 >REALLY, really reallly, really, appreciate it if someone like Tyler, Mayo,
 >Chipmunk, or Wood could help me make the deck stronger or tell me if my
 >deck sucks. Here is my deck:
 >
 >ENERGY  (TOTAL: 24 including double colorless):
 >
 >10 Electric Energy
 >12 Grass Energy
 >1 Double Colorless
 >
 >POKEMON  (TOTAL: 20):
 >
 >FIRE (I'll explain)
 >2 Ponyta
 >4 Charmander
 >3 Charmeleon
 >
 >GRASS
 >1 Koffing
 >2 Nidoran (male)
 >1 Nidorino
 >
 >PSYCHIC (I'll Explain)
 >1 Drowzee
 >
 >COLORLESS
 >2 Farfetch'd
 >2 Porygon
 >1 Dratini
 >1 Dragonair
 >
 >TRAINERS  (TOTAL: 17):
 >
 >2 Super Energy Removal
 >2 Bill
 >1 Computer Search
 >1 Scoop Up
 >3 Pokemon Trader
 >2 Gust of Wind
 >3 Potion
 >1 Plus Power
 >1 Imp. Professor Oak
 >1 Energy Retrieval
 >
 >The fire and psychic pokemon are only there for their colorless moves. 
 >Say someone is playing grass. Charmeleon's Slash does 60 DAMAGE!!!!!
 >Also, Porygons are there to change weaknesses. Please can someone 
 >give me some advice!!?? (hint hint: tyler & others)
 >
 >
 >Travis
 >steeldog@enter.net >>