The 2015-2016 Pokemon City Championship series has concluded and the results are in. Check out this article to see the top decks, what did well in what states, as well as trends in the game.
Are you confused about what the heck it means when someone asks you to ID? Do you know what ID’s are, but are unsure of when you can use them? If so, check out this practical guide that explains when you can and cannot use ID’s to make it into the Top 8 at Pokemon City Championships.
Andrew goes over his last three City Champinoships with Snorlax/Lugia, Blastoise, and Gothitelle/Gardevoir.
Andrew goes over his City Championship run over the course of three City Championships with his Virizion/Genesect deck.
A look at Darkrai/Accelgor/Mew EX/Sigilyph DRX, a deck Andrew tested out for his last City Championship of the season.
Andrew goes over his two tournaments over the weekend in which he played Blastoise/Keldeo EX for both days. On day one, he played the deck with two Mewtwo EX and on day 2, he played it with no Mewtwo EX.
Andrew goes over his 4-1 tournament performance with Darkrai EX/Landorus EX/Terrakion NVI at another St. Louis, Missouri City Championship.
Tournament report for Andrew’s 4-1, 4th place finish with a Quad Sigilyph deck that he designed at breakfast the morning of the tournament.
Tournament report for Andrew’s 7th place finish with Darkrai/Mewtwo/Bouffalant and Hammers at the Vincennes, Indiana City Championship.
Blastoise, Landorus, and Darkrai….oh my! A look at the 2012 City Championship meta game after two weeks of tournament play.