Even when it isn't dead it still takes two further turns of yours to win a game with the Promised End on its own
Since I can never leave well enough alone, I came up with a fun and festive way to package them up using nothing but some paper from the printer
During the trading card game, players attempt to defeat their opponent by causing their Pokmon to faint from losing health points
This deck contains the following cards:Extra Deck (x8):PSY-Framelord Omega (x3) - RarePSY-Framelord Zeta (x3) - RarePSY-Framelord Lambda (x2) - RareMonster (x22):PSY-Framegear Gamma (x1) - Super RarePSY-Framegear Delta (x1) - Super RarePSY-Frame Driver (x3) - RarePSY-Framegear Alpha (x3) - CommonPSY-Framegear Epsilon (x3) - CommonPSY-Frame Multi-Threader (x3) - CommonHushed Psychic Cleric (x2) - CommonSerene Psychic Witch (x2) - CommonSilent Psychic Wizard (x2) - CommonKrebons (x2) - CommonSpell (x10):PSY-Frame Circuit (x3) - RareEmergency Teleport (x2) - CommonPsychokinesis (x2) - CommonFuture Glow (x2) - CommonTerraforming (x1) - CommonTrap (x8):PSY-Frame Overload (x3) - RarePSY-Frame Accelerator (x3) - CommonPsychic Overload (x2) - Common This deck contains the following cards: Extra Deck (x8): Monster (x22): Spell (x10): Trap (x8):
As far as playing Dragonite I would try and get Dragonite as your active Pokemon as soon as possible so you can use Draco Meteor on your opponent's benched Pokemon, and the sooner you use this move the more likely your opponent will have weaker Pokemon on their bench and the easier they will be to be knocked out
You can also go from Ralts [Scarlet and Violet] to either Gardevoir or Mega Gardevoir ex with a Rare Candy [Scarlet and Violet], an incredibly useful strategy that will certainly pay off in the right circumstance
