The Color and the Shaper

Card draw simulator
Odds: 0% – 0% – 0% more
Repartition by Cost
Repartition by Strength
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The art of the silent kill (1st, Adelaide Chronos Protocol)
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famebyproxy 111

Based on the Killing Me Softly and Art of the Silent Kill decks, slimmed down for CT in an effort to make it lightening fast (and get the extra MU). Won a tourney with this tonight, so I thought I'd share. Thanks to those other deck builders!

Nerve Agent is a great surprise, especially pulled mid HQ run with SMC.

I maybe want to fit in clone chip, as SMC and Test Run make getting your Atmans expensive. Fortunately I didn't need them often.

4 comments
25 Apr 2014 famebyproxy

What about:

  • 2x Clone Chip
  • 1x Diesel
  • 3x Test Run

Thoughts?

28 Apr 2014 Heartthrob

This looks very fast. I like the direction it's going. What do you usually sell to Aesop's? I tried those in my Kate build but found I wasn't using them very much. Would Sure Gamble be better?

28 Apr 2014 famebyproxy

Thank, @Heartthrob!

Aesop's is usually eating the almost empty Daily Cast and Armitage, an Atman whose strength isn't where I need it to be anymore, or an SMC that I installed early but then never really found a need for because the cards were in my hand. Once it even ate this really nice sandwich I had made, but that's my fault for eating while playing.

Sure Gamble would be nice...especially on a turn when I want to install Dagger, a Silencer/Cloak and still have credits to run.

Mass Installation could be fun too, but I'm probably just getting too excited about H&P.

28 Apr 2014 Heartthrob

That makes sense. It may be worth the effort to test both and keep track of the credits you gain from them to see which usually yields more over the course of a match.

I like doing those kinds of A/B tests...it's how I decide between Whizzard and Reina on my Anarch builds a lot of the time haha