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[overview] **Draft Order**: Round 3 onwards **Price Range**: 12-13 Points **Overview**: Metagross's value comes from its Steel typing and capability to be an entry hazard setter, a strong wallbreaker, a physical tank, or a potent sweeper; it packs a movepool and the necessary bulk that foes...

[overview] **Draft Order**: Round 2 onwards. **Price Range**: 14 to 15 points. **Overview**: Heatran is one of the most solid Pokemon in Draft, able to run many different movesets to fit some crucial roles and, quite literally, glue a team together. Packing greats tools such as Magma Storm to...

[overview] **Draft Order**: Late round 1 onwards **Price Range**: 17-18 points **Overview**: Mew's boundless movepool allows it to function in multiple roles, such as a setup sweeper or defensive entry hazard setter, and its versatility allows it to complete many different tasks with a...

[overview] **Draft Order**: Round 6 onwards **Price Range**: 7-9 points **Overview**: Regieleki has such an astonishing Speed stat that many Pokemon with a solid Speed tier, maximum Speed investment, and a Choice Scarf still cannot outrun it. It has a solid niche when setting dual screens or...

[overview] **Draft Order**: Round 5 onwards **Price Range**: 7-10 points **Overview**: Snorlax utilizes its sheer bulk to be a bulky sweeper or act as a wall, and its brilliant coverage exemplifies what a great Pokemon can be, giving it the means of breaking through typical checks while having...

[overview] **Draft Order**: Round 4 onwards **Price Range**: 10-11 points **Overview**: Gengar is a mid-tier special attacker; it can be a solid wallbreaker, reliable revenge killing option, or late-game setup sweeper with Nasty Plot. Its vast coverage is valuable, as it can tailor its moveset...