Aug 17, 2015, 06:46 AM
I am just going to give a brief run down.
A.
I would not run Chople Berry on Tyranitar because most fighting type attacks will KO you anyways. I would run Weakness Policy instead, so you can capitalize on your many weaknesses and still retain insane amounts of bulk.
B.
Instead of Jellicent, why not try Gardevoir when it comes to a second Trick Room setter? Now I know what you are thinking, "But Delta! Why would you want to use Gardevoir as a Trick Room setter?" Well, I'll tell you. It all lies in a little ability called Telepathy. Basically, Gardevoir cannot get hit by Garchomp's Earthquake, and it can fire off it's own powerful attacks. This is not a mandatory thing, but it is a thing that works.
A.
I would not run Chople Berry on Tyranitar because most fighting type attacks will KO you anyways. I would run Weakness Policy instead, so you can capitalize on your many weaknesses and still retain insane amounts of bulk.
B.
Instead of Jellicent, why not try Gardevoir when it comes to a second Trick Room setter? Now I know what you are thinking, "But Delta! Why would you want to use Gardevoir as a Trick Room setter?" Well, I'll tell you. It all lies in a little ability called Telepathy. Basically, Gardevoir cannot get hit by Garchomp's Earthquake, and it can fire off it's own powerful attacks. This is not a mandatory thing, but it is a thing that works.
