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> From: "Falcon Zero" <edmonds@gtii.com>
> To: <killerdecks@thepojo.com>
> Subject: Vine Smash!
>
> This deck won in a tournament in Traverse City, MI. There were about 25
> People there and it won first place against a Fire/Strength deck made by the
> second place winner who was undefeated.
>  
> 23 Grass energy
>  
> 4 Bulbasaurs
> 3 Ivysaurs
> 4 Venusaurs
>  
> 4 Weedles
> 4 Kakunas
> 3 Beedrills
>  
> 4 Koffings
>  
> 1 Chansey
>  
> 4 Pokemon Centers
> 4 Pokemon Breeders
> 2 Super Energy Removals
>  
> The point of this deck is for easy energy, easy evolution, and easy healing.
> One thing about the Bulbasaur evolutions and Weedle evolutions is (except for
> bulbasaur) you can place down, put an energy down, then attack. Next turn,
> evolve, energy down, attack again. Pokemon like these are handy when you can
> constantly evolve and attack same turn. Instead of waiting for many many
> turns and energy attachments. 
>  
> Start off by putting out a Koffing or Chansey if possible. Koffing will start
> you off by Poisoning or Confusion, makeing their Pokemon nearly defenseless.
> Use Chansey out front in order to stall. After you manage to get Bulbasaur up
> to an Ivysaur and/or Venusaur with Bredders or plain evolution, retrat any
> Pokemon out front and hit them with Venusaur's Solar beam. If your stucks
> with Ivysaur or Kakuna, Poison right away to deal lots of dammage. Now comes
> the cool part. If your opponent comes out with a Pokemon that can do at least
> 60 dammage to you and you'd be dead in two turns, heres what you do. Use
> Venusaurs energy transfer, move the energy onto a non hurt Pokemon, heal
> Venusaur, move the energy back onto Venusaur, and attack again for 60. Its
> better to keep your bench with 4 Pokemon to make room for more Venusaurs and
> Koffings. Always evenly spread out your energy among many Pokemon on your
> bench. If you attached all your energy to 1 or two Pokemon, a simple Super
> Energy Removal or two would wipe the Energy out. If you keep it one energy
> for every benched Pokemon and always keep four energy on Venusaur, he can
> only hit Venusaur with a Super Energy removal. Then move the energys from the
> bench onto Venusaur and place more on the benched Pokemon.
>  
> As far as the Beedrills and Weedles and Kakunas, just use them if you can't
> seem to get a Venusaur out, use them to cover and attack.
>  
> So far this deck is undefeated with a strategy like this.
>  
> Made by Falcon Zero