A Flying · Scyther & Aerodactyl

Final teamlevel 8 board · share of games with that unit · carry first

★★CARRYScyther76 %★★SUBAerodactyl85 %★★Dragonair74 %★★Moltres67 %★★Charmeleon54 %★★Metapod52 %★★Golbat45 %★★Pidgeotto33 %

Level 9 · add★Zapdos29 %

• Scyther · carryScope Lens28 %Choice Band24 %Choice Scarf19 %
• Aerodactyl · subScope Lens20 %Choice Band18 %Choice Scarf12 %
• MoltresChoice Specs13 %Quick Claw12 %
• MetapodLeftovers16 %
• ZapdosChoice Specs16 %Quick Claw13 %

Game planreal games · 68 boards at stage 3

Fast levelLevel 7 by the end of stage 3, and roll there for Aerodactyl, Scyther .

Openerstages 1–2 · 1 and 2 costs

★★★★★★★★★★

Pick up these 1 and 2 costs in stages 1–2: they are the ones this comp's players still had at the end of stage 3.

Stage 3end of stage 3Lv 7

★★★★★★★★★★★★

The board at the end of stage 3, with the level players had reached. Not on the Final board any more: Pidgeotto.

Finalend of the game

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

The board the comp ends on; carry and items above.

What players who finished on this comp had on their board at the end of each stage (units in 30 %+ of their games). The API starts at the end of stage 3, when most players are already level 7 or 8, so the opener is the 1 and 2 costs they were still holding then: the units to pick up in stages 1 and 2. Green ring = new at that step, faded = not on the next step's board. Lv = the most common player level at that point. Items are the ones the unit ends the game with (the API gives none per stage).

Best setupfrom 437 real boards

Every unit of the final board once, on the hex it most often stands on in this comp's real boards (the % is how often). Gold hex = the carry. Dashed hexes marked ~ have no data for this comp (7): they take the unit's usual hex across every other comp, or a free hex in the rows its range calls for.

Variantsthe 4 core units players pair with this comp

2.1 % of gamesavg 3.17top 4 83.3 %