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Hi friends, We’ve just launched our Rocket’s Mewtwo ex Competitive Guide. If you’re interested in learning how to pilot Rocket’s Mewtwo ex with more clarity and precision, you can check it out here: metafy.gg/guides/view/ro… Metafy account: Rivalstcg Rocket’s Mewtwo ex is a deck built around its own unique Rocket engine, giving it access to strong search, disruption, gust, and explosive damage from the very first turn. With Rocket’s Supporters and Transceiver chains, the deck can consistently find the exact pieces it needs, whether that means setting up early pressure, disrupting the opponent, or assembling a big Mewtwo turn. What makes the deck especially strong is its flexibility. It can hit extremely high damage numbers with Mewtwo, pivot into efficient alternate attackers like Spidops, and transition naturally between ex and non-ex board states to create better prize trades. That said, Rocket’s Mewtwo ex is not an easy deck to pilot well. Its lines are often less obvious than more linear decks, and strong results usually come down to sequencing, planning, and understanding how to use its toolkit efficiently in each matchup. This guide was made to help bridge that gap. We hope you find it helpful in your games, and do let us know your feedback. We’d love to hear your thoughts! Rivals TCG

@PyroblastLthl @HarleyCTCG Hey Daniel, appreciate you asking. No discount code at the moment. Our guide is priced for the depth behind it: detailed post rotation prep, matchup coverage, sequencing, and real testing work. We do have a discounted bundle if you pick up both the Lucario and Mewtwo guides:)

@HarleyCTCG @Rivalstcg I am very well aware of that 😉

Tired of playing Alakazam. That deck sucks. Is Mega Lucario strong enough? Does it consistently beat Pult?

@iimantik Check out our metafy at @Rivalstcg" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">metafy.gg/@Rivalstcg to not only gain deck insights and beat your dilemma, but also to learn how to kick ass playing those decks as well! We've some guides up, and more to come. We've a Pre Rotation sample guide so you can see the quality of our works!

Realizing rotation is a terrible time for an indecisive person like me, what decks is everyone playing or hoping to bring to their first rotation tournament?

@SunseedJess Hey Jessica! We're proud to share that we're exactly what you're seeking! We've insanely detailed, highly technical, and beautifully illustrated Post Rotation guides! Check us out! We have a sample Pre Rotation guide for you to have a good idea of our commitment to quality! ;)

The Pokemon TCG has a problem There are almost too many guides and coaches. Good player doesn't always mean good writer or coach so it's hard to know where's best to go for more specific resources/help improving... Looking for recommendations :)

Hi friends, We’ve just launched our Mega Lucario ex Competitive Guide! If you’re interested in learning how to push Mega Lucario ex beyond the basics, you can check it out here: metafy.gg/guides/view/me… Metafy account: Rivalstcg Mega Lucario ex is a deck with a very low barrier to entry, but a surprisingly high ceiling. While most players can pick it up quickly, mastering the deck requires a much deeper understanding of prize trades, board management, attack timing, and sequencing. This guide was made to help bridge that gap. We hope you find it helpful in your games, and do let us know your feedback. We’d love to hear your thoughts! Rivals TCG

Hi friends, Clifton and Jit recently decided to start putting some of our thoughts on the game into structured guides. We’re sharing this guide for free, and would love for you guys to take a look: metafy.gg/guides/view/da… Hope you guys enjoy the content and find it helpful in your games. If you are interested in more content do join our metafy Rivals Tcg: @rivalstcg" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">metafy.gg/@rivalstcg Do help to share if you like our work:) Over the years, we’ve both been competitive Pokémon TCG players and have each earned 10 Pokémon World Championships invites. T hrough countless discussions about decks, matchups, and competitive decision making, we’ve always enjoyed breaking down the strategic side of the game. Rather than focusing only on deck lists, we wanted to share how competitive games are actually navigated: things like sequencing, prize mapping, resource management, and how different matchups play out in practice. As a starting point, we’ve put together a Charizard “Dawnzard” Competitive Guide Preview, where we walk through two matchups: * Gardevoir ex * Gholdengo ex With rotation coming next month, we’re looking forward to putting together new guides for the upcoming format.