Committee : faster stronger

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2 comments
17 Jan 2014 x3r0h0ur

Thats an interesting take, I've been waiting to get Haas Arcology AI to be useful. I think viper might not work so well, you shouldn't be able to afford it. Seems like viktor 2.0 might be better, if a little more porus and clickable. Maybe 3 enigma, 2 datapike and 1 viktor 2.0?

Getting off an over advanced vitruvious does look fun for this deck.

23 Jan 2014 e2xtq

this deck is very competitive and very fun, haas arcology is a efficiency trap with biotic effect if doesn't access. Eve is an account siphon counter (rez it just before the resolution of account, after the runner pays for all ice).

Viper is very good in practice in this deck, stop yog and cost a lot for gordian. Ichi 1.0 is way better than viktor for the same cost. It cost more for all the classic breaker and have a good effect (trash program is far better than do a brain).

It's all about tempo with this deck, rez cheap ice, keep money for scoring efficiency committee with 2 biotic or Biotic + sansan or Haas arcology + biotic, after that it become very easy to fast advance. Install a 3/2, advance, use an efficiency token, shipment from sansan. It doesn't need any credit because you gain 1 with the ID ! With jackson and sansan it become really ridiculous : draw 2, draw 2, efficiency token, draw 2, efficiency token, install 3/2, efficiency token, shipment from sansan. Same with jackson and biotic or sansan and biotic or haas. You can also score 2 project 3/2 in 1 turn with the same trick.

Keep your ice for R&D and H&Q, 3 on each is the good way, only 1 or 2 cheap ice for remote. I always put sansan without ice, just for counter account siphon or for put pressure on runner who doesn't run siphon. When i have 8 credit, it force him to trash before i rez it. Same with eve.

If you are under pressure and you have a lot of project in hand, use profiteering and rez an ichi and a viper on your hand. The runner don't know your hand, so you just have to make the run the more expensive in click and credit, not necessarily stop it.