Fast Or Slow, Doesn't Matter To Gardevoir! - Standard - PTCG Live -
0I didn't have the best of opponents this episode but I think I showed off what the Gardevoir Deck is supposed to do. (Maybe I'll showcase this deck again sometime in the future against some more Meta decks). With the first game, the Mirage Step Kirlia that ramps up the other Kirlia cards was prized so I had to play it slower like how the deck was originally played (before Tord showed us the way lol). Then in the 2nd game, I was able to use the Mirage Step Kirlia engine as intended now.
Ideally, you want to go first, then evolve into Mirage Step Kirlia on the 2nd turn, use it's attack so you get 3 other Kirlia cards on the bench. Then you are good to go with the draw engine.
Overall, I would highly recommend the deck. In my opinion, it's one of the top 3 decks for Standard for now (other 2 being Giratina VSTAR, and Charizard ex). One complaint I have about the deck is that the games seem to take a while to go through. If you got the time, its a solid deck. Sometimes it struggles if the opponent pops off in the first turn or 2.
Pokémon: 9
1 Manaphy CRZ-GG 6
2 Gardevoir ex SVI 86
3 Kirlia SIT 68 PH
1 Kirlia CRE 60 PH
1 Jirachi PAR 126 PH
1 Cresselia LOR 74 PH
1 Scream Tail PAR 86 PH
4 Ralts ASR 60 PH
3 Gardevoir ASR-TG 5
Trainer: 18
1 Boss's Orders PAL 265
3 Ultra Ball PLF 122
2 Rare Candy PLB 105
2 Iono PAL 269
3 Fog Crystal CRE 140 PH
1 Professor Turo's Scenario PAR 171
4 Level Ball BST 181
1 Luxurious Cape PAR 166 PH
1 Iono PAL 185 PH
3 Super Rod BWALT 35
1 Zinnia's Resolve EVS 203
2 Counter Catcher CIN 120
1 Pal Pad FLF 92 PH
1 Pokémon League Headquarters OBF 192
2 Artazon PAL 171
1 Professor's Research PR-SW 152
1 Fog Crystal CRE 227
1 Avery CRE 130 PH
Energy: 2
10 Basic {P} Energy SUM 162
2 Reversal Energy PAL 192
Total Cards: 60