Nothing to See Here (2015 Calgary Regionals #1)
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| Humanity's Shadow |
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Twick 20
Just another boring HBFA list. Modelled after Strundle's Omaha regional winning list with a few minor tweaks - swapped Markus 1.0 and Excalibur out for Wall of Static because I like having cheap ETR to get set up early on, and traded 1 Archived Memories for a Cyberdex Virus Suite to give me some game against #slottheclot.
Turing was a stone cold killer all day - very effective at protecting early game sexbots, and taxing enough to discourage runners from diligently checking every never-advanced card I threw in the remote.
I took one loss with this deck in the first round of Swiss due to a play error - forgot NAPD was faceup in archives while the runner was at 5 AP... had a Jackson in hand and clicked for credits rather than install him.
Highlight of the tournament - snuck out a Chronos Project around turn 5 vs. a BigRig CT player whose heap consisted of a single copy of SMC. His deck then refused to provide another tutor or clot and I scored out a few turns later.
Runner deck was Spags' #slottheclot list. Lessons of the day - slot is worthless until it isn't. Slot it. Don't skip plascrete.
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19 Jul 2015
jimmypoopins
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19 Jul 2015
Twick
Crisium is for protection against central server multi access, or other effects like siphon, vamp, or wanton destruction. It also often provides a powerful economic swing when the runner runs your central and pays to trash crisium as part of their setup for one of the effects above. I didn't find it too hard to protect econ during the event - usually one ice (even unrezzed) is enough to disincentivize the runner from attacking an asset. I skipped Breaker Bay Grid mostly due to lack of deck slots - with 11 agendas, asset econ, lots of upgrades and fast advance tech, there's not a whole lot of room. The deck felt sufficiently rich in most games, so I'm not sure that bbg would be a useful addition |
what is crisium grid for? also, with the lack of ice do you have issues protecting economy? and a lot of lists have been running breaker bay grid. is that just overkill?