But what about agenda spam?
Before we continue, let's get one thing straight:
If you're into such minor things as "winning", go play AU or something. But if you're a jank-loving masochist like me, keep reading for one of the funniest decks to grace Jnet.
The game plan of this deck is quite simple: spam agendas. BANGUN's ability makes stealing agendas quite taxing, especially since they're mostly 1-pointers. A viable first turn is Petty Cash, install False Lead, install Eminent Domain, pass turn. Sure, the runner might steal both, but stealing 2 agendas then clearing the tags takes up an entire turn. Spam some assets while you're at it to get money. The runner should always be poor and barefoot because of how stupidly expensive it is for them to steal even a single agenda. Sometimes the runner literally has to let you score since they don't have enough cards and/or credits to steal every agenda you installed (side note: if you have multiple agendas, install them all). If they opt to overextend themselves stealing your shit just blow up their house.
Let's go over some card choices:
You'll notice the ice suite is quite light. That's because ice sucks. Between Bankhar, Physarum Entangler, Crew Charm, Botulus, and other miscellaneous runner bullshit, ice ain't what it used to be. Try to use a scored Eminent Domain to get a Biawak on R&D. Sometimes, it's worth handing a Slash and Burn Agriculture to the runner so you can cheat out a Biawak during the early game.
One final note before I end this writeup: since you're always installing agendas face up, the runner sometimes won't bother running your face down cards since they assume that they're assets. Thus, you can sometimes close out games by hiding an agenda among your face downs. It's stupid, but it sometimes catches the runner off guard.
This deck loses hard to Esâ, but there's a cool counter called naming your Jnet games "no esa". No matter what corp I'm playing I always insta-concede vs Esa simply because it's not fun to play against. Skill issue? Sure, fuck you.
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19 Jun 2025
Capeudinho
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19 Jun 2025
Mancini
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19 Jun 2025
Mancini
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19 Jun 2025
Mancini
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20 Jun 2025
lop
leveraging all the click pressure from running agendas and refilling cards to jam out unprotected anthills is visionary hell yeah how have you felt in games where you don't hit the napd cordons? |
21 Jun 2025
Mancini
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21 Jun 2025
Buppu2099
There is no such thing as a bad deck, only cowardly decks qualify as bad decks. And this pile of cards is no cowardly deck. There is truth to the statement that the Runner will careen to 4 threat in no time at all. An opportunity to power up the cool cards extra early. A brave new world indeed. |
I love you, and I love this deck.