u/Stahlwisser

First: I love Garganacl. I think its awesome. And I know that it was quite strong in s/v. I used it in my first playthrough and loved the Pokemon, its just cool imo.

Then, going into champions, ive seen they nerfed Salt Cure.

Ive tried it when Champions released and was underwhelmed. Now, with Toxapex on the rise, I thought of giving the block of my second most favourite white powder another chance.

Holy shit Salt Cure is worthless now lmao, even on Water and Steel types. Jesus Christ that move is garbage now like wtf.

I know that this damage over time playstyle can be frustrating, and I agree that the damage could be overwhelming in some situations, but damn they really went a little far.

What do you all think?

I was talking with my Brother In Law who just started and I realized that I dont know when Ive seen an electric deck the last time, so I wanted to play one but there dont seem to be any really. Preferred something fast (I almost like Ionos deck but it feels very restrictive with Bellibolt having to take a break and Voltreans attack being so weak). Bonus Points if it includes Tera-Pikachu Ex.

But are you also disappointed by the lack of spread moves? Do you hate to rely on rain just so you can use move a fucking bird that pees too much uses?

Well then its your lucky day! Because just now I figured a new tech and Im here to give it put for free*!

AIR CUTTER!

"Air Cutter?" You say in your head. "Why would I use a weak ass move like this? 60 Base power and on a spread move??" You say.

But lets get to the point, let me enlighten you with the knowledge from the best kitchens in the world. During my (water and other legal substances) benders, I travelled far and found it: Dragon Cheer. Air Cutter does have an increased chance to crit. Thus, with justa sprinkle of happy cheering, you suddenly have an always critting, big and nice spread move. Some say the biggest spread move ever! This also allows to run a spicy draco meteor inbetween for more fun right away!

*Terms and conditions may apply. This recipe might not be for everyone. Ask the kitchen if you have any allergies.