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DC Netrunner Regional Championship | #2 of 37 | netdeckdane |
Some people at the regional seemed surprised by this deck, so I thought I'd publish it. Been playing variants of the same shell for several months. It does very well against Jinteki and HB glacier decks. Against IG, it's fine as long as you have money and Keyhole early, or Archives Interface early. Same with moons, although you have added help from Film Critic and Gauntlet.
I had no idea how well it would perform against Sync Boom, but it went 3-1, so that's a pleasant surprise. Future versions will likely remove all 3 Aeneas Informants and replace them with extra copies of Aaron and Hernando.
5-2 on the day, not counting byes etc.
Unusual Card Choices:
What is a Hernando Cortez? He's the best. Makes nearly all Jinteki and HB ice cost 2-3 credits more to play. Cost me 2 credits and a click to install; costs the corp 9-15+ credits over the course of the game. Confuses the hell out of people. Sometimes corps put MCA Informant on it out of fear. Gives Aaron a human shield.
OMG why aren't you running Desperado instead of Gauntlet? Gauntlet wins me a lot of games. Corps usually have 2 ice on HQ against criminal players. I routinely get triple accesses on HQ. Makes it even more likely that I bounce the agenda they are slow-advancing over in their remote.
Fisk Investment Seminar is horrible why is this in your deck? Combos with Gauntlet, combos with Leela, combos with Account Siphon, combos with Tapwrm. Sometimes it combos with all of these cards on the same turn! Don't be dumb with it. If Sync Boom is obviously searching for combo pieces, don't help them.
A final note: This is not Whizzard. The most popular runner over the last few years has followed a game plan of: 1) get money (or Faust money) 2) multi access RND through repeated runs 3) burn down any ice in your way and repeat
There is no ice destruction or significant de-rezzing in the deck's current form. I might play around with Rubicon Switch. It used to have E Shutdowns. But you're not gonna win by slamming yourself into keyhole runs that are costing you 12 credits a run. If you're complaining about being "poor", that's probably what the problem is. You need to plot power turns where the corp goes from having double iced centrals and 15 credits to having no money, 8+ cards in their hand, and bounced ice. When you pull one off, it will likely last you half the game. Leela is a snowball runner that turns one moment of bad luck for the corp into a nightmare. It's your job to manufacture those bits of bad luck.
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13 Jun 2017
thebigunit3000
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13 Jun 2017
netdeckdane
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13 Jun 2017
netdeckdane
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13 Jun 2017
thebigunit3000
That makes sense, I forgot about the bypass abilities. It's cool that the deck can reliably take advantage of them! |
13 Jun 2017
netdeckdane
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15 Jun 2017
Myriad
Does this deck want to slot Rosetta? It could free up three influence and let you play a few other programs that you might normally avoid. Not that I am sure what you would do with three influence... |
15 Jun 2017
netdeckdane
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16 Jun 2017
rojazu
took the deck for the spin, felt it really lacked money with those expensive breakers and a lack of career fair targets. my suggestions would be +3 daily casts -2 cortez -1 Armitage. |
16 Jun 2017
evilgaz
A Kati Jones probably helps with the econ against the more more expensive matchups, probably worth a dabble for one of those slots. If we're going for centrals a Passport (or other breakers) may be useful as a cheap alternative to one of the Abagnales (or others)? I'll have a mess about and give it a go! |
16 Jun 2017
netdeckdane
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17 Jun 2017
Myriad
I wasn't really suggesting dropping 1x of Keyhole for a straight swap of 1x. It would probably be like... drop a few of your breakers and Keyhole to enable some other interesting lines of play. |
22 Jun 2017
netdeckdane
For me, It costs Lustig 5 credits to break Architect, which I know I'll see frequently, and that's just abysmal. It's already annoying enough as it is that Golden takes 4 to break it. I made similar choices for Abagnale vs. Peregrine etc. Saker is 6 to break Eli. |
Wow, this deck stands out a lot from many other criminal decks I've seen! I'm intrigued by the lack of special order -- did you find it unnecessary with the draw provided by earthrise / Aaron / FIS?