Looks really interesting. I'm interested, do you only keep hands with Scorched/SEA? How much do you ice up centrals? Do you go broke for playing SanSan FA-Project Atlas?

All good questions!

SEA/Scorch isn't mandatory for a keep, it just strongly influences me to keep hands I would otherwise mulligan.

Centrals rarely get more than 1 or 2 ice each. HQ always gets ice against Crim & Anarch, and R&D against Shaper, but depending on my draw I might leave the other open if it means I can score sooner. I might not re-ice even if they get the proper breaker out.

I used to go broke on the FA, but I've learned to wait a bit and click for creds. If they don't know that the card in a remote is a SanSan, it's better to wait a bit until you have enough credits to both protect it and and score out 3 consecutive Atlases. Failing that, you want enough to Scorch them if they do break in and trash it. If they have already accessed it, well, they're already probably rushing to trash it, in which case building up for Scorch may be a better plan than trying to score (unless you need the Atlas to find the final component).

How much work did the Power Shutdowns do for you over the course of the tournament?

A fair amount. I think I shut down a Corroder and a Silencer over the course of the tournament. Silencers in particular are important to get rid of, because if you don't keep them in check Switchblade will cut through your Archers like butter.

Hey! I really like this deck. I have been focusing on Titan since Order & Chaos came out. I adopted Titan in an attempt to make it work. For a while I was running a version using Trick of Light, Space Ice, and no Scorched. While this did OK it really seemed a bit to slow and the ice suite made it kind of cumbersome.

Anyway..... I tried your version of Titan and really like it. I have since tweaked it a little but I love the way you are adapting to the situation to either score out an Atlas Train on a SanSan, or go for the flatline, and it still does a decent job of scoring out agendas the hard way.

I love the SanSan play. There is no way its not good for you. Put it out early. If it gets run on they have to dump 6 creds into it making them weak for a flatline. I did have trouble with the economy, but that might just be my skill level. I made the following changes.

-2 Power Shutdown -2 Private Contracts -1 Caduceus +2 PAD Campaign +2 Restructure +1 Checkpoint +1 Errand Boy

I respect the Power Shutdown. Taking out a Clone Chip at the right time was awesome but it just wan't my style. I think I am OK without it. I took out a Caduceus for an Errand Boy and it felt like it needed more Code Gates so I am trying Checkpoint. Wraparound can be a beast but I have had it become a problem mid-late game. Once it is shut down I feel like the ice suite gets really weak. I had Quetzal ruin me. So I might continue to tweak the ice.

What are your thoughts on Oaktown Renovation? I thought about taking out a Firmware Upgrades and a High-Risk Investment for 2. I think it might be stronger as it is though especially withe the Mark Wale/Firmware combo

I also thought about running Corporate Town but I guess that is meta dependent and I am not sure what I would take out for it.

Thanks @LazarusTaxon! Glad to here you're a fan of the list!

None of your changes are unreasonable. Private Contracts v. PAD Campaign is basically just personal preference, but I always did like Armitage over Daily Casts. I also personally strongly dislike Errand Boy, especially compared to Caduceus which I love, but if you like it find it works for you go for it. Remember that Wraparound works really well with Power Shutdown, because if you can take out a Corroder it's monstrous until they get it back. Checkpoint is also sensible, seems pretty good for protecting SanSans or R&D.

Oaktown Renovation is very interesting indeed! I think I'll try it out, putting it in for two Firmware Updates and taking out a Yale. I'm not actually a huge fan of all the Firmware Updates, despite being a 3x in this deck, and in general I'm a bigger fan of 4/2s than 3/1. If I like it, it'll be in the next version of this deck.

Corporate Town is also a cool thought, to really fuck over anyone with a resource based economy, but I think it's not reliable useful, yeah.

I played it, against stealth andy..corroder, carapace, 2 silencer and a switchblade. gg, u can't keep them out from servers.

Hmm I haven't had any trouble with Stealth Andy @fevve. In the case you've presented, you'd want to use Quandaries.

To elaborate, @fevve, there are many options out of this situation if you don't draw the code gate. The ones that come to mind are Power Shutdown a Silencer to turn Archer back on for at least a little while, layer Archer with Caduceus or Rototurret, or put a SanSan in the remote instead of trying to score directly. Hopefully you've already scored 3/4 points, meaning closing shouldn't be too hard, unless something went wrong in the early game.

Oh and @LazarusTaxon I've got to hand it to you, you had a lot of really great suggestions for the deck that I've been liking a lot!

I'm now absolutely in love with Oaktown Renovation, and there's now 3 copies in the deck replacing 3 Firmware Updates and a High-Risk.I've also been loving Corporate Town though it's only used in ~10% of games, when it does help, it's helped BIG TIME. It's so much fun to completely demolish their econ, destroying ST, Earthrise, and Kati at 12. Oh, and I tried PAD Campaigns instead of Private Contracts, and I like it better too.

I'll post the updated list after the next tournament I go do (though that may be a while).

Thanks @ llama66613. I am glad they were useful. I love Renovation now as well. Its great scoring one out turn two under one piece of ice, its such a good footing if you can get it off. I am hesitant to run 3 though. I still like Firmware b/c it and Yale are a 8credit/1 agenda point return, which is huge. Are you still running Yale after the change? It is a extra card slot though....

I haven't tried Corporate Town yet but I am going to. So many Resource based economies right now.

I was wrong about Power Shutdown. Its one of the best cards in the deck. I just had trouble early on trying to use it once they had a full board. Snipping Faires, Clone Chips, SMCs, and of course Corroder is great. I have to ask though what do you do if they drop Corroder and they already have a bunch of Programs or Hardware on the board?

I took out Checkpoint it was silly, and am now running your basic ICE suite. I run a GRNDL Refinery. I love using it to bait out Inside Jobs, Blackmails, etc.

I will agree with @fevve I have had the most trouble with stealth builds. Once switchblade is out I struggle but maybe I just need more experience.

I will probably be taking an iteration of this to regionals next month. I will continue to tweak it until then. Thanks again. I am loving the archetype.

@LazarusTaxon

I am still running Mark Yale. Think about this: Both Firmware Updates and Oaktown get an extra counter when scored. So if we discount that extra token, Firmware Updates earns you nine credits and some point in the future if you draw Yale. Oaktown nets earns you eight credits immediately, as soon as you advance it! Plus, in general, I just find 4/2 to be a much better return than 3/1, especially in rush decks where you want to capitalize strongly on any scoring windows you get.

GRNDL Refinery is an interesting include to be sure. I'll try it out. I've been testing with Subliminal Messaging and I like it quite a bit.

It's very cool that you'll be bringing this to a regionals! Where you at?

You know what? My list has changed considerably since last month. I'll publish a new one, even though it hasn't seen any tournament play.

Here's the newest published version: netrunnerdb.com

Great build! I took an adjusted version of this to the ANR Pro-Circuit qualifier in Phoenix, Az and got 2nd with it (paired with my Ken "Express" Tenma: Disappeared Clone deck) ((17 influence for the win!))

My changes were the following: -3 Firmware Updates, -1 Posted Bounty, -3 Wraparound, +3 Eli 1.0, +2 Oaktown Renovation, +2 Elizabeth Mills

I found Elizabeth to be nice against the early BP Hostile Takeover can rack up and even used it to kill things like Aesop's Pawnshop throughout the day. I liked Eli 1.0 as the more taxing ice mid-late game, as my local meta isn't very heavy on Eater or Faust right now.

I love the duality of the the win-con threats, and it's my favorite Corp deck at the moment. I've already checked out your newer versions and am doing more tinkering myself.

Overall, kudos and thanks for an awesome deck!