The two Treasures you give to your opponent really do not matter if you're trying to protect your winning combo, or you're stopping another player from winning the game
Even in Limited Edition Alpha, the very first printing, the Samite Healer stood tall on the same battlefields where Shivan Dragons roamed the skies and Time Walks whizzed overhead
Power Rankings #3 Tournament 4 Osaka 6/3 B-League Standings en.wikipedia.org1st Place Eelektrik/Rayquaza EX /Rayquaza/Raikou- EX /Tornadus EX /Mewtwo EX 2nd Place Darkrai EX /Mewtwo EX /Terrakion NVI 3rd Place Eelektrik/Zekrom BLW/Zekrom- EX /Mewtwo EX 4th Place Terrakion NVI/Mewtwo EX Top 8 Empoleon/Accelgor Darkrai EX /Terrakion NVI Hydreigon/Darkrai EX Ho-Oh EX /Terrakion- EX /Terrakion/Rayquaza Top 16 Darkrai EX /Mewtwo EX /Tornadus EX /Terrakion NVI/Bouffalant Hydreigon/Darkrai EX Darkrai EX /Mewtwo EX /Terrakion NVI Eelektrik/Zekrom BLW/Mewtwo EX /Bouffalant Darkrai EX /Terrakion NVI Eelektrik/Zekrom BLW/Mewtwo EX Hydreigon/Darkrai EX Hydreigon/Darkrai EX The last weekend of Japanese Spring Battle Carnivals was won by another Eelektrik variant, this time one that used R Energy so that it could attack with some of the new Dragon type Pokmon, Rayquaza and Rayquaza EX
Backed up by cheap and powerful Electric-type cards like Zapdos ex and Electrode, this deck packs a devastating punch that can win you games by turn six
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