Olympic Moon Swimming [3rd @ American Continentals]

Fast-Advance / Rush Sports, using Bass CH1R180G4 and Moon Pool to score from hand, with Giordano Memorial Field as a late-game backup. Initially conceived as a counter to a Deep Dive and sabotage meta; not sure if it's as good as Audacity builds against Lat, but the Field can provide strong Stargate protection, or a pivot against Clot-lock.

• Our ICE folds quickly to Boomerang, Botulus and Boat. It's just there to slow down the Runner; we want them to get accesses anyway.

• RLC-ing a fast-advance tool is the best way to ensure a score, but rushing them behind ICE or spamming them on the table also works well.

• Power-drawing is vital for tempo and tools. Always fire Superconducting Hub, rush one early if you can; we need plenty of combo tools and agendas to shuffle back to Moon Pool, and 7+ hand size is great tech against Lat. Occasionally you can also target Spin with Bifurcation for a couple free cards.

• There are ways to score the Food (never-advance + RLC-Moon is a good one), but usually you'll score out with 1-pointers, plus Megaprix and Luminal.

The archetype is fun and flexible, but still needs refining. Even with 15 agendas, it can sometimes be surprisingly difficult to find one or two extra to feed to Moon Pool.

• 3x Vitruvius might better than 2x Food, but I'm on the fence: we lose to runners scoring 2-pointers.

• Moon Pool tricks are fun, and they synergize with Fast Break, but it's probably worth cutting 1x for an Audacity to close out (we also run lean on economy)

• While Hagen can have some brutal hits early game, it's a little pricy, and might be better as a third Field. I'm finding a naked Field can be a surprisingly effective scoring plan late game (if not hosting an agenda, than hosting a fast-advance tool, making the runner pay 8+ for the privilege of trashing it).