Subject: Flame Whip

    Interesting concept here. My only serious problem with this deck is 33
Pokemon? Most decks I've seen and/or built only contain between 20 to say 25
Pokemon on average. This deck just has way too many to be effective. You also
have only 3 trainer cards in here? The cards themselves would help this deck,
but with only 1 of each, they aren't worth it.
    Here's ny suggestions. First off, let's get someof these Pokemon out of
here.Pull both Ponytas, both Tangelas, all the Nidorans and Nidorinos, 1
Charmander and Charmeleon, and 2 fire energies. All of the Pokemon mentioned,
except for the Charmander and Charmeleon, detract from the Pokemon your
intending to use. I'm intending that pulling the Charmander and Charmeleon
just to lighten how many Pokemon your using, since I think your using the
Charmander and Charmeleon as extra fire support.
    Now's here what I would add in. Put in 3 grass energies, 1 Bulbasaur and
Ivysaur,2 Bills, 2 Energy Retrievals, 1 Potion, and 3 Pokemon Traders and/or
Poke Balls, in some combination. These cahnges should strengthen what Pokemon
you really want to use, but also give you a little more flexability in how
soon you get them out.
    Bryan Howland

DABOMB581 wrote:

> An awesome anti-Dugtrio or Venusaur Deck, Based Around Beedrill, Ninetales
> and Ivysaur (I might need Venusaur), my second deck
>
> 11 Grass Energies
> 13 Fire Energies
> 24 Energies
>
> 2 Vulpix
> 1 Ninetales
> 3 Weedle
> 2 Kakuna
> 2 Beedrill
> 3 Ponyta
> 2 Tangela
> 3 Nidoran
> 2 Nidorino
> 4 Charmander
> 3 Charmeleon
> 3 Bulbasaur
> 2 Ivysaur
> 1 Magmar
> 33 Pokémon
>
> 1 Bill
> 1 Super Potion
> 1 Potion
> 3 Trainers
>
> 33, 24, 3 = 60