Ask and you shall recieve.  Not bad of a deck, compared to what I have been 
getting.  The only problem is that you might not have enough pokemon... with 
lots being evolved forms.  I would funnel the families for better 
consitancy.  Really not that bad if you can get the 3rd stages out fast 
enough.  Nice job.
 >Dear Pojo I know that this deck does not fit your Killer Deck Guidelines 
as I
 >have not participated in any major tournaments but i would like if you 
would
 >do a deck-deconstrution in your new "Deck Workshop" Section
 >
 >GrassBreeder:
 >
 >Pokemon(15):
 >1 Chansey
 >1 Venusaur
 >1 Ivysaur
 >3 Bulbasaur
 >1 Nidoking
 >2 Nidoran(M)
 >2 Beedrill
 >4 Weedle
 >
 >Trainers(23):
 >4 Pokemon Breeder
 >3 Computer Search
 >2 Pokemon Trader
 >2 Professor Oak
 >4 Bill
 >1 Super Energy Removal
 >2 Energy Removal
 >1 Scoop Up
 >1 Revive
 >3 Pokemon Center
 >
 >22 Grass Energy(22)
 >
 >This deck relies heavily on Pokemon Breeders to evolve Venusaur, Nidoking,
 >and Beedrill - the powerhouses. Venusaur is the center of this deck and 
his
 >Pokemon Power Energy Trans is one of the reasons this deck is so 
successful,
 >as you almost never lose your energy to the discard pile. The poison that
 >Nidoking(20 per turn!), Beedrill, Weedle, and Ivysaur deal is extremely
 >irritating to the opposition.  Chansey is primarily used as a blocker, 
Scoop
 >Up, Revive, and Pokemon Centers(esspecially when combined with Venusaur's
 >ability to move energy off wounded Pokemon) all help Chansey regain his 
lost
 >health and allow multiple Double-Edges, an attack that kills most Pokemon 
in
 >one hit.  The Computer Searches and Pokemon Traders help get that 
Venusaur,
 >Chansey and those much needed Pokemon Breeders out. Beedrill is an 
incredible
 >card with NO RETREAT COST, just breed him from Weedle, move three energy 
to
 >him with Venusaur's Power, and use Poison Sting and (if heads) the next 
turn
 >swap him(for free) with another Pokemon like Chansey and let the poison 
take
 >its toll. The Professor Oaks and Bills make it a very fast deck which 
almost
 >always gets to the last few cards at the end of the game, and the Energy
 >Removals obviously exasperate and slow down the opposition.  I have played
 >many people with variations of this deck and almost always win, but of 
course
 >I am looking for ways to improve it,
 >
 >Scott(p5ycho709@aol.com)
 >




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