You've got Quaquaval, with tanky HP, versatile energy acceleration, and an attack that can one-hit kill all the Prerelease Promos, except another Quaqauvel.
Whichever promo you do end up with, it will certainly shape your Prerelease strategy!" Depending on which promo card you get, you could add the high-energy Quaquaval, electrifying Pawmot, scrappy Hawlucha, or rambunctious Revavroom. "Each Build & Battle Box includes four Scarlet & Violet booster packs and a 40-card ready-to-play deck featuring key cards from the new set, as well as one of four unique foil promo cards to boost your Prerelease deck. Octowen 1 week ago: So the Scarlet&Violet Prerelease Build&Battle event happens this weekend.With Quaquaval also being able to do damage, have higher hp, and decent retreat cost. Playing it right you could add 3-4 energys per turn. You essentially get 2 energys attaches, to any pokemon and it doesn't end your turn. Quaquaval and Pawmot will be stable in alot of decks. SantaBranscum 4 days ago: Hawlucha could be a solid add if you have your main pokemon with attacks that do more per damage counter.1 electric energy, 90 damage to all enemy pokes w tool attached. lobsterpaw 2 days ago: i sure hope there's an OP tool meta.
My sibling got Pawmot and won the Juniors division.ĭidn't see too much Hawlucha, but it seemed to do ok. I went to a prerelease last Saturday and I got Revavroom, who isn't great within the prerelease because it only came with 2 Revraroom and 1 Varoom, and I didn't pull another Varoom, so I never actually got to use it. Octowen 21 hours ago: LOL yes that would cook.but then Manaphy from Brilliant Stars would be even more of a pain.
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