Complete Gengar Deck List Pokemon (10) 2x Gastly 2x Haunter 2x Gengar ex 2x Gengar 2x Psyduck Trainer Cards (8) 2x Potion 2x X Speed 2x Poke Ball 2x Red Card Supporter Cards (2) 1x Professor 1x Sabrina Strategy Guide Early Game Setup (Turns 1-2) Set up Psyduck in the active position while preparing your Gengar evolution line Begin evolving Gastly on the bench to progress toward Gengar Use Psyduck's ability to prevent opponent's Supporter cards until Gengar is ready Mid Game Development (Turns 3-4) Continue your Gengar evolution chain through Haunter Use Red Card to disrupt opponent's hand if needed Maintain Supporter lock with Psyduck while setting up your Gengar Late Game Dominance (Turns 5+) Complete evolution to Gengar ex, your main attacker Establish full control with Gengar's Supporter-blocking abilities Build up secondary attackers to support your Gengar strategy Strengths and Weaknesses Pros Consistent Supporter card disruption Strong control elements Effective against combo-dependent decks Cons Slow setup due to Stage 2 evolution Limited damage output (max 100 damage) Vulnerable to aggressive decks Alternative Cards for You High-Impact Additions Mewtwo ex Provides much-needed damage output Serves as an alternative win condition Hypno Additional disruption from the bench Sleep effect provides extra control Jynx Strong energy-based damage Effective against energy-heavy decks Gardevoir Energy acceleration support Helps setup multiple Gengar ex Meowth Card draw support Additional Basic Pokemon option Gengar Deck Matchup Guide Favorable Matchups for Gengar Combo-dependent decks that struggle against Gengar's disruption Supporter-reliant strategies that fold to Gengar's lock Slower setup decks that give Gengar time to establish control Unfavorable Matchups for Gengar Aggressive Basic Pokemon decks that outpace Gengar's setup High-damage output decks that can OHKO Gengar Farfetch'd-based strategies that bypass Gengar's control Advanced Gengar Deck Tips and Tricks Optimal Gengar Timing Don't evolve Psyduck until your Gengar line is ready Use Red Card strategically to maximize your Gengar's disruption Energy Management in Gengar Deck Maintain proper energy distribution for Gengar and support Pokemon Don't overcommit energy to one Pokemon Bench Management with Gengar Keep at least one backup Gengar evolution line Balance between Gengar and support Pokemon Conclusion The Gengar ex deck offers a unique control-based playstyle that can be highly effective when piloted correctly
P/T Number 209 Language English Legal Formats Alchemy, Brawl, Commander, Competitive Brawl, Historic, Legacy, Modern, Pauper, Pioneer, Standard, Timeless, Vintage Rulings (12/8/2022) If Juggernaut can't attack for any reason (such as being tapped or having come under your control that turn), then it doesn't attack
They can be found in Draft, Set, and Collector Boosters in both foil and non-foil
The same is true for +1/+1 counters or any non-copy effect that has changed its power, toughness, or abilities
