Deedler's Exile ''Passe Partout'' deck v2

The major point is to use Panchatantra with Sharpshooter and Deus Ex for some easy breaking in. Exile's ID draws card because we recur alot of stuff from the heap. Also abusing Femme Fatale reinstalls to target the problematic ice of the moment and make quality runs, because shaper = making quality runs :)

EVENTS

2x Levy AR Lab Access for maximum recursion

1x Retrieval Run for a cheaper Femme Fatale install

1x Stimhack sometimes useful for the late game or installing Femme Fatale during a run

1x Test Run for tutoring whatever you need

3x Scavenge for recycling Femme Fatale, Resetting Lady counter or moving around cyber-cypher

HARDWARE

2x Box-E Don't know which console would be best, but this does the job, the 2 MU comes in handy

3x Clone chip Great card for panchatantra recursion, gets cards with Exile's ability and works well with technical writer

1x Plascrete Has been useful in some matchups

2x R&D Interface For the mid-late game R&D abuse

RESOURCES

1x Film critic Has been useful in some matchups

2x Kati Jones

3x Proco The deck's primary early game economy engine, try to get it early

2x Technical Writer Additionnal econ, lots of programs so getting it out early is great

PROGRAMS

2x Lady Great Barrier breaker, lots of counter recursion possible

1x Clot Against fast advance, lots of way to bring it out

1x Cyber-cypher To stop any code gate shenanigans

3x Deus Ex Bread and butter (transform any ice into AP with panchatantra and break)

3x Femme Fatale Primary sentry breaker and you can use her ability multiple times with smart targeted reinstalls, also lots of way to get her out cheap (Retrieval run or Test run + scavenge)

3x Panchatantra The main idea behind this deck, make ice AP or destroyer

2x SMC Always useful to get what you want

2x Sharpshooter Bread and butter (transform any ice into Destroyer with panchatantra and break)

1x Magnum Opus I use this for emergency tag floating economy

Anyways i've been having lots of fun with this deck, Somehow it kinda all holds up together!