Scarf Dazzle Bruxish BO
https://pokepast.es/121d7f1efb865183
Band Arc+Heasel BO
https://pokepast.es/500f888ef9ca2568
Above are two teams I built which I believe to be strong standard options into the torterra meta we currently find ourselves in. I think Arcanine+Arcanine Answer+Florges is a really strong starting point right now in the current meta, and I usually make my Arc answer the team's ground type. My motto is you cannot go wrong running florges in sv pu, so you will find it on all of my teams. Of the two I think the scarf bruxish team is the strongest, because I managed to top ladder pretty easily with that one, but both felt pretty consistent and I never really found myself autolosing unless it was bad luck. the snorlax feature in that one btw is because I wanted a ghost resist that could take special attacks if i had to, and was still threatening back. This ended up becoming snorlax, who is actually really impressing me right now. Off of band, double edge and earthquake is really threatening, and body slam can be a nice midground at times that offers paralysis chance, and crunch I find to be good coverage midground as well. I run tera dark to deal with psyshock mons in a pinch, as I forgo defense evs for special defense on this snorlax.
Anyways, just wanted to drop some teams that have a good matchup into a lot of stuff that's strong rn for those who may be suffering like I was initially with the rises. I think tort+arcanine makes building pretty restrictive rn if you want consistency but it is at least still achievable!
https://pokepast.es/121d7f1efb865183
Band Arc+Heasel BO
https://pokepast.es/500f888ef9ca2568
Above are two teams I built which I believe to be strong standard options into the torterra meta we currently find ourselves in. I think Arcanine+Arcanine Answer+Florges is a really strong starting point right now in the current meta, and I usually make my Arc answer the team's ground type. My motto is you cannot go wrong running florges in sv pu, so you will find it on all of my teams. Of the two I think the scarf bruxish team is the strongest, because I managed to top ladder pretty easily with that one, but both felt pretty consistent and I never really found myself autolosing unless it was bad luck. the snorlax feature in that one btw is because I wanted a ghost resist that could take special attacks if i had to, and was still threatening back. This ended up becoming snorlax, who is actually really impressing me right now. Off of band, double edge and earthquake is really threatening, and body slam can be a nice midground at times that offers paralysis chance, and crunch I find to be good coverage midground as well. I run tera dark to deal with psyshock mons in a pinch, as I forgo defense evs for special defense on this snorlax.
Anyways, just wanted to drop some teams that have a good matchup into a lot of stuff that's strong rn for those who may be suffering like I was initially with the rises. I think tort+arcanine makes building pretty restrictive rn if you want consistency but it is at least still achievable!
Zoroark serves as your main source of Special Damage. Its excellent speed tier means it can outrun any variant of Melo apart from Scarf and Night Daze is a great option in terms of both power and hax. The accuracy drop chance can come in massive handy for momentum and also puts dents in teams that aren't ready for it. It has amazing coverage in sludge bomb and grass knot, meaning that Mudsdale, Gastrodon and Rhydon all suffer at the hands of Zoroark when unprepared for it. It can also deal significant damage to fairy types and pivot reliably with U turn, meaning that even Wo Chien isn't a safe check. The main strength lies in Illusion. You can gain the upper hand by choosing a weak phys attacker as your last mon to trick the opponent into a false sense of security and hit for massive damage with specs.
Goodra serves as your special wall. Super strong and can easily build momentum with Acid Spray. Draco Meteor hits very hard and the coverage can be tweaked for your needs. This thing can even run Knock Off as well as Power Whip for Gastro. Gooey can come in clutch for revenging and is an excellent ability late game for slowing things down. I would also recommend adding tbolt for flamethrower if you're having problems playing around Cramorant.
Mudsdale is your physical wall as well as rocks setter. Consistent switch in to tons of mons in the tier. Walls Tauros F, tanks psyshocks, walls Ambipom, deals well with Rhydon etc. It can also deal a lot of damage with its high attack stat as well as stop sweeps in their tracks with roar. Overall it's incredibly versatile and covers tons of bases as well as stopping a ton of mons in their tracks!
Sandslash is great for walling key threats such as Meloetta, Braviary-H and Articuno Galar and Florges. Psychic Types hate this thing! It has access to Spikes which can apply tons of hazard pressure and Tera Ghost can stop people removing those hazards efficiently. It has very nice defensive typing as well as being able to deal decent damage with Ice Spinner and Iron Head. Overall, it's a utility mon for setting spikes but functions nicely as a check to special attackers.
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Versatile tank (especially in special) of the team and status absorber, thanks to its ability. Quite simply the best Pokémon of the tier. The Pokémon I wanted to build on. I chose Scald in STAB to of course burn and to hit the type that cannot be burned, namely the Fire type. Alluring Voice is a coverage to hit Tatsugiri and Malamar for example. Haze is there to counter the setups of Alcremie for example. Recover has an obvious role, without it it would be less strong. The odd HP are there to heal slightly more and the 8 in Speed are there to win most of Milotic duels. The Grass Terastal is used to cover its Electric and Grass weaknesses, and Win vs Wo-Chien.
Ambipom has a pivot and speed control role. Fake Out, STAB is mainly there for cheaping. Knock Off is there to remove Heavy-Duty Boots or Evolite Rock from Tinkatuff or Rhydon. Triple Axel is there to hit Rhydon or Venusaur. U-Turn will be used to pivot and threaten Malamar and Wo-Chien. His Ability Technician gives him a boost to Fake Out and Triple Axel. Normal Terastal is used to boost Fake Out.
Another pivot, more offensive than Ambipom. It has a STAB Knock Off that allows it to do more damage. U-Turn is of course used to pivot. Knock Off for the same reason as Ambipom. Brave Bird is chosen as a STAB to hit Firebull for example. Sucker Punch, another STAB, is chosen as a priority to counter Frosmoth (weakened) and Braviary-Hisui boosted in Speed. The Dark Terastal is used to boost Knock Off and Low Sucker Punch and thus better clean.
Alolan Sandslash is our Spikes setter and spinner, I chose it because the Steel type is important in my team: Poison resist, Fairy resist, Grass resist. Knock off, no need to explain. Spikes too. Rapid Spin is used to remove hazards, and also increase its Speed (280 precisely). I chose Ice-Spinner as STAB to counter Terrains and thus hit Bombirdier. Ghost Terastal is used to prevent spins and become immune to Fighting type. The investment in Speed is used to overtake Florges without Speed.
The Stealth Rock setter and physical tank. Recent appearance of shifts. I chose it for an antispin, a PDR setter and an Electric resist. Scorching Sands is preferable to Earth Power for its burn ability, Shadow Ball will be used to hit Galarian-Articuno and Braviary-Hisui, impossible to hit with its Ground STAB. Shore Up is of course used to heal. It has no item because we prefer to absorb Golurk's Poltergeist take less damage from Knock Off. Its Ability named Sand Compaction is used to become more bulky on the physical each time it is hit by a Water-type attack. Its investment in Speed is used to outpace Mudsdale. Its Terastal is used to resist Water-type moves, as well as being neutral to the remaining types and to counter Rotom-Heat and Salazzle.
Setup sweeper, this is the Pokémon we'll want to use to Terastalize most often. It benefits greatly from stack hazarding. We play it mixed to allow us to hit a multitude of Pokémon, like Mudsdale and Qwilfish for example. Bulk Up is used to set up while boosting our Defense, which is lowered due to our Nature. Our Fighting STAB Triple Arrow is used to flinch, crit, or drop the opponent's Defense. We use Sucker Punch to hit Hoopa but also to have an interesting priority that compensates for its Speed. Its investment in Special Attack allows us to KO Mudsdale after two rows of Spikes thanks to Leaf Storm. Its Terastal is used to resist Florges, Frosmoth and Poison-type Pokémon such as Skuntank for example.