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Toyed around with Ice Carver(1) & Scrubber(2), which also works great. Settled on Earthrise Hotel since my biggest downfall was not having cards, specific programs, or money. Earthrise Hotel(3) provides the opportunity for both and with Career Fair it can come on the cheap. Got rid of Imp since it was a little redundant with Edward Kim: Humanity's Hammer ability. Lots of fun to trounce a kill deck or watch Haas-Bioroid: Engineering the Future click for cash. Let me know what you think.

Is the second Archives Interface really necessary? Wouldn't you rather run another Daily Casts? Some MemStrips? It seems rather redundant, is all I'm saying...

It's there just to make sure it gets drawn. Got caught in couple games where Cyberdex Virus Suite was an issue. It has done well with two copies. Plus with the recursion basics most Corp decks (especially kill decks) removing a few cards from archives isn't a bad idea. Most times it ends up giving you a Datasucker counter anyway.

Also, a thanks to my local meta for the fine tuning.

This looks awesome, Perry. :) I wondered, however, if you ever feel like you need just a little more HQ pressure at all. Archives Interface is certainly an interesting, and very dangerous (to the Corp), include. It can snuff out valuable pieces and make them a distant memory before that Jackson can hit the table...cuz you know they're digging for it. :P

The econ in here seems pretty solid...and Incubator could make Corps sweat bullets if the Sucker/Breaker engine is working well. Nicely thought out, overall. :)

I built a Kim that I've been refining for the better part of 4 months now, and with a Store Championship less than a week away, I'm stoked to bring Edward and shock the hell out of some people! If my version doesn't work well, I may just have to try yours and see how it does.

Cheers. If your does well post it please. Love to have some additional ideas.

I can post it right now, actually. :) netrunnerdb.com - Maybe we can increase Kim's popularity on deck discussion alone between our two concepts.