I chose these Blackwings mostly because I needed a lightweight lineup that wouldn't have to go too deep into the theme but still be effective
Over the years, "Traptrix" has seen multiple eras of competitive play, as its ability to use the "Hole" trap cards makes it able to adapt to even the most tricky matchups
Traps Bottomless Trap Hole x1 The Ultimate Creature of Destruction x1 Solemn Judgement x1 Skill Drain x1 True Light x1 Extra Deck Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon x1 Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon x2 Five-Headed Dragon x2 Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon x1 Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon x1 Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon x1 Thunder End Dragon x1 Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis x1 Number 23: Lancelot, Dark Knight of the Underworld x1 These cards will allow you to build an extremely powerful Blue Eyes deck that can compete very effectively in ranked mode
This forces opponents to play differently and take a defensive approach
The win condition is to establish a dominant Extra Deck threat backed by recurring Pendulum advantage that outpaces the opponents ability to clear your field
While there is no hard rule for how a player should build their deck, trainers should generally have at least fourteen to eighteen Pokmon in their deck, and then a split between Trainer and Energy cards