Terrorism

I got second in our store championship with an earlier version of this deck and I think this one is significantly better.

This deck is not subtle.

Reina is a terrorist. She wants the corp to know who is attacking them. She wants everyone to know why she is attacking them. She doesn't need to hide. She can't be stopped because the corp won't have the credits, they won't have the cards, they won't have the clicks.

Ideally every server you run costs the corp 3 extra credits to rez the first piece of ice thanks to Rook. You'll be attacking all three centrals and any remotes. That's 10+ extra credits the corp didn't know they needed to spend. Keep Rook on rezzed ice during the corp's turn; if they want to trash Rook, they'll have to lose out on the investment they made to rez the ice. With Rook, Reina and recurred Account Siphons, you should have economic advantage.

You'll have 5 clicks a turn unless they spend 2 credits and a click to get rid of Joshua B. in which case you just install another Josh. You need those clicks too. Wanton Destruction will drain their HQ and Data Leak Reversal will drain their R&D. Once Data Leak Reversal is down, just keep trashing cards off of their R&D until the corp gets rid of it. You'll want to be drawing aggressively with your extra clicks as well. You should have click advantage and card advantage.

Activist Support and Investigative Journalism is a really nice supplemental economy. Eater is already a great breaker, Eater with a couple of Bad Publicity should get past anything the Corp can afford to rez. Bad Publicity is also great for trashing unguarded assets economically. If Investigative Journalism is clogging your hand, just discard it, the deck has enough economy to get by without them and you can bring them back with Levy AR Lab Access. Nothing is better economy than Bad Publicity. Activist Support alone can net you 4-5 credits a turn.

25 of the 45 cards cost one or less. They will cost the corp significantly more to deal with. This deck just throws so many threats at the corp that they can't deal with them all. With that thought, Armitage Codebusting replaced Day Job. Play them the same way but with Armitage Codebusting you have extra credits you can access later that the corp probably can't afford to deny you.

Plascrete Carapace and I've Had Worse keep you alive in case your Wanton Destruction, Data Leak Reversal, Keyhole and economic pressure doesn't stop them from pulling together a combo. I keep I've Had Worse in my grip until I am certain they are not trying to kill me. I've Had Worse is your best card against Jinteki net damage decks.

Knight is for Wraparound and the game winning Archive run (Rook and Account Siphon mean that you usually don't need it). Mimic is for Swordsman.