Tournament Source
Deck List
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- Strong utility spread across multiple attackers
- Good at creating awkward exchanges
- Can steal tempo from slower hands
- Peculiar Plaza supports the disruptive plan
Weaknesses
- Less raw damage than top meta decks
- Toolbox structure can draw inconsistently
- Requires thoughtful pivot sequencing
- Can fall behind if pressured immediately
Key Matchups
- Slow setup decks Favored
- Tempo midrange Even
- Explosive aggro Unfavored
- Psychic mirrors Even
Strategy Overview
Use the early attackers to slow the opponent's setup, then let Gourgeist and utility pieces convert awkward turns into favorable prize exchanges.
Gameplay Video
Key Cards
Gourgeist
Main attacker that ties the control-tempo plan together.
Houndstone
Secondary attacker that adds pressure in grindy games.
Meloetta
Utility support piece that improves tempo and board flow.
Peculiar Plaza
Stadium that reinforces the deck's slower, disruptive style.
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