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Ok.... i've been thinking of ideas for a team on Pokémon net battle, and I finally came up with a good one:

Physical Sweeper: Aerodactyl(Skydive)
Item: Scope Lens
Attacks: Dragon Dance, Airial Ace, Ancient Power, Shadow Ball


Special Sweeper: Raichu(Zap)
Item: Petaya Berry (Raises Sp. Attack in a pinch)
Attacks: Rain Dance, Surf, Thunder, Hiddenpower(Dark)


Tank: Claydol(YourDoom)
Item: Leftovers
Attacks:Toxic, Cosmic Power, Rest, Earthquake


Annoyer: Ninetales(Foxfire)
Item: Leftovers
Attacks: Confuse Ray, Will-O'-Whisp, Roar, Heat Wave


Cleric: Miltank(YourMom)
Item: Leftovers(Annoyed Yet?)
Attacks: Heal Bell, Attract, Body Slam, Milk Drink


Then you might as well add Tyranitar in there. (Just for the hell of it)
Tyranitar(Godzilla)
Item: Petaya Berry
Attacks: Earthquake, Crunch, Rock Slide, Ice Beam


Yeah... this is my team smile What do ya think?

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You don't play on BN much do you, those are the exact moves that spell most differences bettween winning and losing in nearly every match I have seen there. (Curse those curselaxes and Dragon Dance Salamence!)

No, I do.

But why waste precious turns on moves that do no damage? neutral

I prefer to strike hard and fast. A good defense is a good offense, I say. A raised Special Attack won't do jack if you're KOed.

Hmmm....personally, I think your team isn't balanced enough. My teams usually consist of types that are well balanced, that not one type can take out more than two of them. I also try to put together movesets that complement the Pokemon's stats, type, and if available, moves that help the Pokemon gain the upper hand, such as Confuse Ray. For example, my Sapphire team is made up of Pokemon, that as a group, can take out just about any type. That's my usual strategy. My advice: consider the Pokemon's Attack/Sp Attack stat for whether to use Special or Non-Special attacks, the Pokemon's type(s), and don't use moves that aren't needed.