AmpX

Hey internet kids: has your voracious consumption of online information made your attention span sharp as a frozen butter knife? Do you hate it when your games last more than ten turns? Do you need six lunch breaks per tournament? Have I got a deck for you!

This is a throwback special, back to the deck that got me started with Netrunner in the first place - MaxX doubles. With Ark Lockdown rampant, it may seem suicidal to play a deck that is deliberately based on decking yourself, but the fact is, if you protect your important cards (i.e. Power Naps and utility cards like Vamp), and aren't concerned about going back through your deck, you don't need Levy at all. Instead, the plan is frightfully simple: make a big wad of cash very fast, Vamp your opponent, and Keyhole them over and over before they can stabilize, fueled by Amped Up and Mad Dash, and with Rumor Mill for our favorite guy and gal, Jackson and Caprice.

This is the glass cannon-iest of glass cannons. Without Levy, and with some of your recursion bound to be lost to Frantic Coding, you have a limited lifespan before you have to start clicking for credits like a chump. Your goal is to Vamp them and start Keyholing on turn 5; by turn 10, either the game is over or you are facing a real uphill battle. But some glacier players really love going slow and steady, and it's hard to be patient and considered against a suicide bomber.