Trapivost (4-3 European and African Continental Swiss)

This deck was helped a great deal by the lack of open decks in swiss. The game plan is to use tagging tech to flood the runner with a trap and then boom them before they realise it's a weird deck. Pravdivost works suprisingly well in a shell-game format due to the floating advancement making a trap access even worse.

If you're interested in trying a deck like this I think this deck is a much more flexible example. My losing games were due to a lack of immediate threat once misdirection hit the table, the jig being up once a steelskin deflating my boom (shoutout to Shorty's Esâ) and Sauc3 from my local meta avoiding my perfectly un-suspicious 9-advanced checklist scion. I think wowarlok's deck fixes those issues with urticas and vladisibirsk.

I had a lot of fun at my first big tourney, and I'm looking forward to the next one I get a chance to play in!