Le artiste Kit

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Killerabeja 84

Inspired by Run Last Click, I've been playing with Kit. I have no idea how standard or oddball this is, but I've played it a couple dozen times and it's working pretty well (for me). Econ is pretty simple, with test runs and moddeds to help get the toys out so I can spend my money on runs. I also helps get my breakers out in the first or second turn, which is key. Kit needs to run every turn to keep the corp sucking for creds (crescentus helps), recursion keeps my toys in play and events (especially legwork) gets me agendas when they don't expect it). Same with tinkering. Let me know what you all think.

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6 Aug 2014 mabool

Go back to that episode: Cyber-Cypher is not a Kit card.You need to threaten all the servers with a single code gate. Installing a Cyber-Cypher is like installing a Mimic after you've seen a sentry. Use Gordian Blade instead.

I never build a green deck without Magnum Opus. It's the best sustainable economy, and it frees up space because you are using less economy cards.

Don't be afraid to include Indexing. You might be able to use it early. If not, you will eventually have a full breaker suite.

Here's what I like about the deck: Legwork and The Maker's Eye. I have been using Nerve Agent and Medium (Because I can Self-modifying Code them) and going back and forth on Keyhole. Your solution is much better, and with the addition of Same Old Thing, quite sustainable.

How has Lockpick performed?