Swiss Army Devil (29th at Euros)

Everywhere I go, I see his face. I just really miss him. But I don't think Film Critic would've done what he did, if he didn't know that Smoke was gonna be here after he was gone.

This is the deck I took to 2020 NISEI European Championship, hoping that Smoke can still be competitive in the current meta. Her program suite is comprised of probably the most cost-effective breakers in the game and the tools to effectively fetch them. Net Mercur is still insanely powerful. And the 40-card deck means that the probability of finding ProCo and some economy in the opening hand is high enough to even drop the Diesels!

Now let's address the 5-cost elephant in the room. Daredevil should by no means be considered your console here - that's obviously Net Mercur, the spiritual successor of Desperado. Instead, let's treat Matt Murdock as a late game tool that helps you steal Obokatas and City Works Projects, and live to tell the tale. The 2 MU also allows you to install multiple Mantles or maintain a Clot threat that would not ruin your rig.

What this deck cannot do is handle Lakshmi Smartfabrics... Having faced a total of four decks sporting those during the Euros tournament was a little unfortunate, and finding a way to battle those is going to be one of my goals for future Swiss Army iterations. So brace yourselves for that and...

Always be Smoking!