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ETF - Next Shark
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| Standard Ban List 23.09 (latest) |
| Standard Ban List 23.08 (active) |
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| Core Set |
| Cyber Exodus |
| A Study in Static |
| Humanity's Shadow |
| Creation and Control |
| Opening Moves |
| Second Thoughts |
| True Colors |
| Double Time |
| Upstalk |
| First Contact |
| Up and Over |
| Card draw simulator |
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| Nextbots (Isle of Gamers SC winner - Santa Clara, CA) | 1 | 1 | 0 |
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Rookie Jr 26
This deck is a strong variation on the FA ETF Next decks, using chum to boost the strength of the next ice to create a stronger ice situation while you create your San San winning server.
Dropped a Jackson Howard to account for swordsman to protect against AI Breakers.
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31 Mar 2015
king_mob
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Looks good, but be wary of positional ICE. Parasite is a thing, and for the price one 1x parasite you can potentially turn off 2x ICE.