Here’s where Escape Rope can be pretty helpful: if you can bring out Dragapult V from your Bench using the Rope, you can do a whopping 140 damage with just 2 Energies.ĭragapult VMAX is the ultimate damage-spreader of this deck, with his also 2-Energy attack, Max Phantom, which does 130 damage to your opponent and 50 to a Pokemon on their Bench. It’s rare to see a V card that can fare pretty well on its own in those starting turns where you can’t find the VMAX, although this deck won’t have that problem that often. The great thing about this duo is that, besides their synergy with other cards in this deck, they’re pretty good on their own as well.
Dragapult V and Dragapult VMAX, the main attackers Crushing Hammer is a good one to add in if you’re making replacements, but I’d recommend getting an Escape Rope as it is especially good for pulling off Dragapult V’s Jet Assault. Out of the Trainer Cards, you can replace Raihan, Escape Rope, Tool Scrapper, and even one copy of Marnie if you want, but they’re all good to have if you’re playing in a competitive format. This is one of those decks where every single Pokemon from the list is absolutely necessary for the deck to work. ****** Pokémon Trading Card Game Deck List ****** Here’s the best Standard deck list for Dragapult VMAX and Inteleon in Pokemon TCG Live: In this guide, I’ll be taking you through everything you need to know about this deck: the best Standard list, what each card does, what counters the deck, and how it fares against other meta decks in the 2022 Standard format in Pokemon TCG. It is the classic damage-spreader deck and definitely the most consistent one in that category, as it does not rely on pulling specific Trainer Cards early on to be effective. The deck is pretty basic and does not rely on you pulling specific cards to start dealing damage.
The newer versions of Dragapult VMAX decks don’t even need Telescopic Sight to be good.
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