Pokemon TCG Decks Tier List
Pokemon TCG decks are built around a main attacker, an engine and a recovery plan. A deck that wins game one can lose a best-of-three if its energy or draw engine is fragile.
The board
Pokemon TCG Decks starter board and community tiers
The starter board is dated and editorial. An item moves to its community tier after at least three votes; until then its starter tier stays visible.
The maker
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Live community vote
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One vote per item per network. Voting again replaces your previous choice. Counts refresh every 15 seconds.
| Item | Starter | Community | Votes | Your vote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charizard ex | S | — | 0 | |
| Gardevoir ex | S | — | 0 | |
| Miraidon ex | S | — | 0 | |
| Chien-Pao ex | A | — | 0 | |
| Lost Zone Box | A | — | 0 | |
| Lugia VSTAR | A | — | 0 | |
| Mew VMAX | A | — | 0 | |
| Arceus VSTAR | A | — | 0 | |
| Raging Bolt ex | A | — | 0 | |
| Terapagos ex | A | — | 0 | |
| Dragapult ex | A | — | 0 | |
| Pidgeot Control | B | — | 0 |
Top of the board
What the board currently rewards
No community votes yet. These are the starter picks from the editorial pass.
Method
How this page is built
01 · Starter board
One dated editorial pass
This board ranks deck archetypes by consistency and matchup coverage in the Standard format, not by one lucky tournament run. The list is dated and should be re-checked after a set release.
02 · Community vote
Three votes to move
Votes are hashed by network, not stored with an email. An item only gets a community tier after three votes, so one visitor cannot flip the board.
03 · Trend check
Daily, and logged
A daily job checks Google Trends related searches for “tier list” and records the last successful run. It changes the queue and the score, never the roster silently.
What is Pokemon TCG Decks?
Pokemon TCG decks are built around a main attacker, an engine and a recovery plan. A deck that wins game one can lose a best-of-three if its energy or draw engine is fragile.
This board ranks deck archetypes by consistency and matchup coverage in the Standard format, not by one lucky tournament run. The list is dated and should be re-checked after a set release.
This page is not an official ranking from a publisher or developer. It is a dated editorial board plus a public vote, and both are labelled. If a pick looks wrong, vote it down or publish a competing board with the maker.
Reference
What the tiers mean
| Tier | Meaning | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| S | The best of the best | Reserve it for picks you would recommend without hesitation. |
| A | Excellent | Strong choices that just miss the top spot. |
| B | Solid | Dependable picks with a small catch. |
| C | Average | Works, but nothing stands out. |
| D | Below average | Only in specific cases. |
| F | The bottom band | Hard to recommend when alternatives exist. |
FAQ
Pokemon TCG Decks tier list questions
Is this a single-card ranking?
No. It ranks deck archetypes. A card can be strong and still fail in a deck with a weak engine.
How often does this change?
Every set release and rotation can move the board. The page date is the editorial pass; the maker is there for your own post-rotation list.
What is the best Pokemon TCG Decks tier list?
There is no single authority. This page shows a dated starter board and a separate community vote, so you can see where the editorial ranking and the readers disagree. The maker lets you publish a third opinion in a few minutes.
How is this Pokemon TCG Decks tier list ranked?
This board ranks deck archetypes by consistency and matchup coverage in the Standard format, not by one lucky tournament run. The list is dated and should be re-checked after a set release. The starter board is editorial, the community tier appears after at least three votes on an item, and neither is presented as official publisher data.
How often is the Pokemon TCG Decks tier list updated?
The site checks Google Trends every day for related searches and records the date of the last successful run. Editorial reviews are dated on the page. Community votes update immediately, so a stale starter board is still visibly separate from live opinion.
Can I make my own Pokemon TCG Decks tier list?
Yes. Open the tier list maker, pick this roster or add your own items, drag them into S through F, then share a link or download a PNG. No account is required to export an image.
What do S, A, B, C, D and F mean?
S is the top band: the picks you would recommend without hesitation. A is excellent, B is solid, C is average, D is below average, and F is the bottom band. The letters are a convention, not a scientific scale.
Is this Pokemon TCG Decks tier list free?
Yes. Browsing, voting and using the maker are free. There is no paywall on the board and no account wall on the PNG export.
Updates
Page history
Trend observations are recorded automatically. An editorial note appears here when the board is reviewed.
Go deeper
Guides for this board
S Tier Meaning: Why the Top Row Is Not Just “Best”
S tier does not mean “score S”. It is a grading convention with a specific job: marking the few picks that sit above the normal top band. Here is how to use it without emptying its meaning.
Read →How to Make a Tier List That People Actually Finish
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