Got 22 Dragons Exalted packs. Pulled five EXs: two Giratina, two Rayquaza, and an FA Ho-Oh. Also got 14 other holos, but no Garchomp or Hydreigon. What a bummer.
Trusty scale is trusty.
I went to one prerelease. It was complete shit. I ended up with a total of twelve packs (8 from the event, 4 from a draft) and pulled literally nothing noteworthy. The best card I got was a Ninetales. I went like 1-2 or something, not like it matters. I had a terrible time and probably will...
As a competitive player, here's my viewpoint:
Yes, it would make the TCG's typing system more closely resemble the video game's, and would make more sense as far as a literal aspect went. I mean, Rayquaza shouldn't be fucking weak to Pidgey (not that it is anymore, given the new Dragon...
Are you interested in playing competitively or just for fun? What I suggest will be based entirely on that. Might also help to know whether you played casually or competitively during the Base Set days.
Would not advise buying boxes. I've opened two boxes in my life, and I didn't buy either. One was a Triumphant box I traded for at Nationals 2011, and the other was the Next Destinies box I got for T4ing Regionals 2012. The Triumphant one was okay, and the Next Destinies box sucked. My only...
There are no good starter decks.
If you insist, though, try getting Green Tornado from Black & White.
Are you considering playing competitively, or just for fun with friends?
Also, are you playing unlimited or modified? Meaning, do you play that only BW-on cards are legal?
Neither. Get a Monster Binder or an Ultra Pro Pro Binder. Those things look great, hold a lot of cards, and are effectively indestructible.
In all seriousness, what do you want to put in there? A specific collection of cards or, like, all the ones that you own?
Shining Kabutops is worth more money. I also would not advise selling them together. The people that purchase them are more likely to be people who need those specific cards for their collections rather than people who like Kabutops.
Sorry I didn't see this sooner, or I could have told you that you'd probably get murdered if you played this in a competitive tournament. You have too many types, too many Energy, too little synergy, and too few good Trainers and Supporters. Here are the cards in your deck that are good:
1x...
Haymaker was a huge archetype back then, so anything with a Fighting weakness was susceptible to Hitmonchan. In this case, Hitmonchan 2HKO'd Tauros for one energy (or 1HKO'd it with a PlusPower). That's not to say that anything with a Fighting weakness was not viable; Wigglytuff was a...
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