>From: "Steven Chong" <totiodw5@hotmail.com>

>Subject: author: shadowgee  Decks: alakazam psychic
>Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2002 10:31:56 -1000
>
>I decided to write to your site because I was very surprised at your depth.
>I thought I'd send you a killer decks.  Maybe this will be interesting to
>someone.
>
>Alakazam Deck:
>
>Alright, so the alakazam deck has gone through major overkill.  That's ok,
>its a good theme and I thought I'd add my insight on how my alakazam works.
>
>Pokemon:
>
>4 Abra
>2 Kadabra
>4 Alakazam
>4 Tentacool
>3 Sabrina's Psyduck
>2 Sabrina's Golduck
>4 Chansey
>
>Trainers:
>
>4 Imposter Proffesor Oaks
>4 Pokemon Center
>2 Switch
>2 Gust of wind
>4 Pokemon Trader
>2 Pokemon Breeder
>2 Sabrina's ESP
>2 Super Rod
>1 Super Energy Retrieval
>
>Energy:
>
>2 Double Colorless Energy
>4 Water Energy
>8 Psychic Energy
>
>
>Mostly, this deck is for the purpose of decking the opponent.  The imposter
>proffesors are for the purpose of forcing him to draw more cards.  Use it
>when he has only a few in his hand.  There are intentionally few pokemon in
>the deck so that your opponent might draw more cards if you draw no basics.
>All the card advantage cards either replace a card in your hand for one in
>the deck, or take from your discard pile.
>
>With Alakazam and tentacool, the opponent will have to knock out your
>pokemon with one hit or else they will heal completely the next turn.
>Alakazam puts a damage counter on tentacool, you return it to your hand and
>play it again.  Repeat process until all pokemon are fully healed.  Another
>mean little combo is the Sabrina's Golduck with Alakazam.  Sabrina's 
>Golduck
>has an ability that allows you to remove a damage counter from each of your
>damaged pokemon and attach it to the defending pokemon.  With Alakazam to
>spread the damage counters evenly, this could mean removing 60 damage from
>you pokemon, and attaching it to the defending pokemon.  With enough damage
>counters, you could use Sabrina's ESP on the golduck, allowing the effect 
>to
>happen twice; there by removing 2 damage counters from each of six pokemon
>and doing 120 damage to the defending pokemon.
>
>Notes:  This deck requires a skilled player being that its ability is not 
>as
>stable as say, a haymaker deck.   A player has to be able to adapt to new
>situations well to use this deck decisively.  In the hands of an
>incompetetant, it's basically pointless.  But with a skilled player, it can
>be devastating.  Also, note that this deck is best edited for different
>situations.  The biggest threat to this deck is a fast, destructive one 
>that
>will wipe you out before you set up properly.  I recommend swapping some of
>the cards (by your judgement for the situation) for others, especially
>energy and super energy removal.  Potions/defenders are always a good idea.
>If you have real problems with big hitters, Mr. Mime is great.  Always be
>willing to modify for the situation.  A good player must always be able to
>react fluidly to the patterns of the enemy.
>
>That's All.
>
>Shadowgee
>
>
>PS-perhaps I'll send you a list for my green haymaker deck.  It truly is a
>deadly thing, but for now I'd rather keep the instructions for such an
>awesome deck to myself.  c-ya.
>
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