Delta Reign: The Enamorus Deck

Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus and Enamorus are the legendary Forces of Nature quartet from the Unova region. In Delta Reign (release on 6 November 2026) all four share one ability, and this deck is built around exactly that. Enamorus is the main attacker, the other three each cover a gap of their own.

The core: Inkarnationssolidarität

All four Pokémon have the ability Inkarnationssolidarität (Incarnation Solidarity): if Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus and Enamorus are all in play, you ignore every Colorless Energy in the cost of their attacks. Your main goal is to get the complete quartet onto the field as fast as possible.

The main attacker: Enamorus

Enamorus MEP 113 from Delta Reign
Enamorus, shown here as the prerelease promo MEP 113.
  • Basic Pokémon, 120 HP, Psychic type
  • Couragiertes Herz (Courageous Heart): 100 base damage, 200 against a Pokémon ex.
  • With the complete quartet the attack costs only two Psychic Energy.

Brave Bangle and Eri push the damage even higher. Together with Lillie's Clefairy ex, Enamorus can, according to the source, even take out Dragapult ex in one hit.

The three companions

Tornadus 085/103, Landorus 054/103 and Thundurus 035/103 from Delta Reign
Tornadus 085/103, Landorus 054/103 and Thundurus 035/103.
  • Tornadus is the fast attacker for the early game. With the quartet in play, Spiralsturzflug costs nothing, deals 70 damage and you draw until you have six cards in hand.
  • Landorus deals 110 damage with Gaia-Zermalmer for one Fighting Energy. It is your attacker against Pokémon with a Fighting weakness such as Meowth ex and Fezandipiti ex.
  • Thundurus hits for 90 with Donnerkante for one Lightning Energy. It is meant for single-prize Pokémon and for Pokémon with a Lightning weakness such as Mega Rayquaza ex.

The helpers: Latias ex and Lillie's Clefairy ex

Latias ex 239/191 from Surging Sparks and Lillie's Clefairy ex 280/217 from Ascended Heroes
Latias ex (shown here 239/191) and Lillie's Clefairy ex (shown here 280/217).

Latias ex from Surging Sparks lets your Basic Pokémon retreat for free. That way you switch between the four attackers without losing Energy. Lillie's Clefairy ex from Ascended Heroes is the counter to Dragon decks: with Fairy Zone your Psychic Pokémon deal double damage to opposing Dragon Pokémon such as Dragapult ex.

For specific opponents: Moltres and Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex

Moltres 014/094 from Phantasmal Flames and Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex 168/131
Moltres 014/094 and Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (shown here the Special Art Rare 168/131).

Moltres from Phantasmal Flames steps in against Pokémon such as Teal Mask Ogerpon ex and Genesect ex. Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex is the attacker for the late game: with Seasoned Skill its attack costs one Energy less for each Prize card your opponent has taken.

How to get the quartet into play fast

Team Rocket's Proton, Precious Trolley and Prism Energy
Team Rocket's Proton, Precious Trolley and Prism Energy.
  • Poké Pad and Ultra Ball from the 30th Celebration set fetch the Basic Pokémon from your deck.
  • Team Rocket's Proton searches for one Trainer card at the start. The source recommends using it for Precious Trolley, which puts any number of Basic Pokémon straight onto your Bench. The published list does not include it, though, so you would have to free up a slot.
  • Prism Energy provides every type of Energy when attached to a Basic Pokémon. That covers Psychic, Fighting and Lightning at the same time.

The complete deck list

Pokémon: 18

  • 3x Enamorus (Delta Reign)
  • 3x Tornadus (Delta Reign)
  • 3x Landorus (Delta Reign)
  • 3x Thundurus (Delta Reign)
  • 2x Latias ex (Surging Sparks)
  • 1x Moltres (Phantasmal Flames)
  • 1x Lillie's Clefairy ex (Ascended Heroes)
  • 1x Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (Twilight Masquerade)
  • 1x Fezandipiti ex (Ascended Heroes)

Trainer cards: 33

  • 4x Team Rocket's Proton (Destined Rivals)
  • 3x Lillie's Determination (Mega Evolution)
  • 3x Boss's Orders (Ascended Heroes)
  • 1x Eri (Twilight Masquerade)
  • 4x Poké Gear 3.0 (Black Bolt)
  • 3x Poké Pad (30th Celebration)
  • 3x Ultra Ball (30th Celebration)
  • 2x Night Stretcher (Ascended Heroes)
  • 2x Wondrous Patch (Phantasmal Flames)
  • 2x Team Rocket's Transceiver (Ascended Heroes)
  • 1x Energy Search (Perfect Order)
  • 2x Brave Bangle (White Flare)
  • 3x Team Rocket's Factory (Ascended Heroes)

Energy cards: 9

  • 5x Basic Psychic Energy
  • 4x Prism Energy (Ascended Heroes)

Is the deck worth it?

The Enamorus deck depends on all four legends being in play. If one is missing, the attacks cost full Energy again. In return it has a fitting answer for almost every opponent: Enamorus against Pokémon ex, Thundurus against Mega Rayquaza ex, Landorus against a Fighting weakness and Lillie's Clefairy ex against Dragons. We present the four cards themselves in Delta Reign: the Forces of Nature quartet, and you can find another deck from the set in Delta Reign: The Talonflame ex Deck.

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Source: PokeZentrum, 3 November 2026. Card texts taken from the scan of the German cards. Attack and ability names without a confirmed English name are kept in German.

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