Glaceon Hazard Stack

Cryogonal @ Icy Rock  
Ability: Snow Warning  
Tera Type: Ice  
EVs: 204 Atk / 48 SpA / 252 Spe  
Hasty Nature  
- Explosion  
- Rapid Spin  
- Blizzard  
- Aurora Veil

Ting-Lu @ Leftovers  
Ability: Prankster  
Tera Type: Dark  
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD  
Careful Nature  
IVs: 0 Atk  
- Spikes  
- Stealth Rock  
- Whirlwind  
- Ruination

Glaceon @ Life Orb  
Ability: Slush Rush  
Tera Type: Ice  
EVs: 252 SpA / 252 Spe  
Timid Nature  
IVs: 0 Atk  
- Blizzard  
- Freeze-Dry  
- Shadow Ball  
- Mirror Coat

Gengar @ Heavy-Duty Boots  
Ability: Good as Gold  
Tera Type: Ghost  
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe  
Timid Nature  
IVs: 0 Atk  
- Thunderbolt  
- Shadow Ball  
- Sludge Bomb  
- Encore

Gardevoir @ Choice Scarf  
Ability: Psychic Surge  
Tera Type: Psychic  
EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe  
Timid Nature  
IVs: 0 Atk  
- Psychic  
- Moonblast  
- Mystical Fire  
- Aura Sphere

Dragonite @ Choice Band  
Ability: Aerilate  
Tera Type: Dragon  
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe  
Jolly Nature  
- Extreme Speed  
- Earthquake  
- Outrage  
- Fire Punch

by Big Chocolate Daddy

Alright, so the idea here is to hazard stack with Ting-Lu, and then put the pressure on with Glaceon/Dragonite/Gardevoir. Lemme break down the objectives for each role. Ting-Lu is a hazard stacker. He’s best used stacking up against special attackers like Goldengho and Iron Moth. Scout who you need to wall with Ting-Lu ahead of time, Gengar keeps the hazards up by preventing Defog from Corviknight and Thunderbolting. Stops rapid spin from pretty much anything but Great Tusk. Fuck Great Tusk. Me and my homies HATE Great Tusk. I got a Dragonite for him anyway. Also kinda beats Triage Hatterene, which bones this team otherwise. Gardevoir is your check to Dragonites. Psychic Terrain blocks E Speed and you kill with Moonblast. It doesn’t stop Triage mons though. Fuck Triage, me and my homies hate Triage. If you break well with Glaceon Gardevoir can clean up along with Dragonite. Dragonite is just a Cleaner, as well as being a check to Great Tusk. Early game I use Dragonite to switch into things like Fire moves and Fighting moves that this team can struggle with. If Dragonite stays alive he can clean up pretty hard. Do keep in mind that you can’t use E Speed while Gardevoirs psychic terrain is up. So I usually use Dragonite early, before psychic terrain goes up, or later game way after Garde goes down. Cryogonal is a lot of fun to use. Obviously it’s your only hazard removal. If they have hazards, keep Cryogonal in the back until you’re ready to get rid of them. Utilize the defense boost from Snow if you can. Use Gengar to absorb T Spikes if you can. Snow + Aurora Veil is meant to set up Glaceon obviously. Don’t sell this thing short though, it can definitely take out a mf if you give it the chance. Explosion can finish off enemies sometimes while giving you initiative to get into Glaceon. Blizzard can easily chunk Ice-weak Pokémon like Great Tusk or Meowscarada. Glaceon is what I built this team around. After playing with this team for awhile I’ve come to see Glaceon as more of a wall breaker than a late game sweeper. After getting my hazards up I usually use this thing to disrupt the other players team, before sending out Dragonite/Gardevoir to clean up. It usually does about 50% to resists like Chien-Pao or Iron Moth. Shadow Ball mainly is there for Goldengho, as against most other Pokémon Blizzard is stronger against Ice resists or Ghost weaks.

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