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I'm publishing this list in hopes that people might give me ideas and advice to help refine this deck. It has a strong late game, consisting of highly expensive-to-run central servers and the ability to chain score agendas out of hand, as well as loads of recursion to grab combo pieces as you need them, but the first several turns tend to be pretty weak.

The general strategy with this deck is to always be drawing, playing operations for econ, layering your defense to the point that it becomes taxing to run through (usually 2-3 ice deep), or scoring out of hand when the opportunity presents itself. Ideally, the first agenda scored will be an Efficiency Committee, which you can then leverage into scoring your 3/2 (install, advance, use committee token, advance twice using SanSan) or Mandatory Upgrades (Biotic Labor, install, advance x 2, use all 3 committee tokens, advance 4 times with a pair of SanSan shipments). If the requisite 2 biotic labor haven't shown up during an appropriate turn, but you do have 1 biotic labor and a shipment, using them to score a 3/2 agenda out of hand makes a lot of sense, especially if you then use Archived Memories or Jackson to put those combo parts back into play.

The ICE is intended to be both taxing and cost-effective, and so I have prioritized multiple sub ICE, as well as keeping most of my code gates strictly above 3 str. Minelayer is the only bit of ice that doesn't have multiple subs, but since he is the HB equivalent of Chum (rez for 1, break his sub or he'll make things more difficult for you in the future), he is still quite taxing for his cost. The pair of Wotan are meant to be paired with the Bioroid Efficiency Research and seated in front of HQ, which allow me to trade 3 coins in rez cost for either a big install plus 4 credit per run tax (femme) or a one time 12 credit burst (corroder), after which I'll usually use Archived Memories -> BER to rez the Wotan again.

The biggest problems this deck faces are Vamping decks and highly aggressive Atman decks. Neither has been very common of late, and even stopping Atman is only somewhat harder than usual, but those Vamp decks absolutely wreck me. If anybody has suggestions for such a situation, please do share.