Innovation. Money.

Deck name inspired by the Winnebago Man and the general theme of urban expansion at all costs.

For theme, the Project Atlas really should be replaced by a Corporate War, if theme is the weightier consideration.

For competive matches, I gave much thought to the idea of combating a runner meta that loves to run Faust above all else. All components of the usual setup come under attack here: the program Faust itself, the support that D4v1d would generally lend to a more generic Blue Sun matchup, the underlying resources that provide clickless draw, and so forth.

I was hesitant about not including some defensive upgrade such as Ash, but on further consideration realized that, when Ash does matter, it's because the corp has a credit advantage, AND has a taxing enough remote to prevent Faust from getting in twice the same turn. Meeting both conditions can prove quite difficult. Therefore, the idea here is to pursue alternate paths of scoring late-game with either (A) Atlas / HT with a FA/non-advance strategy, (B) by baiting runs on something like IAA a HT to drain the Faust fuel before next turn doing the same IAA with a 2/4 or 5/3, or (C) stacking the remote ice about 5 deep to make a legit too-taxing remote that you can afford to rez by virtue of all the econ-based agendas.

After just a handful of trial games the deck seems to be doing quite well with these flexible strategies. I should also note with this ID it makes the rez of a Corporate Town much more tolerable, as you can afford to beef up ice on this server until the asset has done its damage, and then gradually re-allocate the ICE to a secondary server while maintaining the corp town oppression.

Any input to improve the theme or competitiveness is most welcome!