It's Ken's third stop today and everything is running ahead of schedule. A scanner sweeps across his face and the door slides open, allowing him to wheel in a large package.

"I've got a package for... Ryon Knight?"

The woman behind the desk waves him over, "Let me check that in for you."

She makes a swipe on her PAD and begins waiting for the system to load. After some time she frowns.

"Is there a problem?"

"The system has been acting up all day, I can't access the server right now. The sysops have been working on it all morning."

A man comes in the door behind Ken looking exhausted, yelling into his headset about a runner and someone named Janus. Clearly his day wasn't going well. The woman behind the desk waves him over. "Can you bring this to the server room? They sent a Tenma, I think it's urgent." The sysop doesn't stop his conversation, "What do you mean it didn't fire?" He leans over, picks up the hefty package and stomps off, "Why would they get all the way through and not even try to steal anything?" The security doors seal behind him.

Ken leaves the building and pushes the dolly away, letting it fall on the walkway. He gets in his hopper and starts peeling off the Tenma clone uniform. As the hopper starts to rise a PAD vibrates, but his hands are busy donning a red jacket.

"Accept the call."

A friendly voice greets him, "Express! What's up? Causing some trouble?"

Ken looks at his PAD as three flashing blue skulls illuminate the cabin. He reaches for the hologram as the hopper takes off.

"Oh you know, same old thing..."

His fingers connect with the skulls and the sound of an explosion and shattered glass rings in the distance.

Strategy

Play like a criminal, spam Account Siphon as often as possible and Inside Job anything they try to sneak away in a remote. Once they've got a good chunk of ice rezzed and scoring remote built up, start setting up for Apocalypse. Early Bird, Feint, and Inside Job will help you make that one turn combo happen.

Card choices

Ken Tenma - A perfect fit for a criminal Account Siphon / Eater / Apocalypse deck. The extra influence is great since you're running multiple copies of Apocalypse and Eater. Criminal run events are amazing for sneaking out successful runs and are the bread and butter of a Ken Tenma deck. You're also not under any pressure to build a big rig that will just get destroyed after Apocalypse lands, since your economy comes from running and playing events.

Apocalypse - Best played when the corp is poor or when they start advancing a card in a remote server. You can play it early, but be careful about what's on the board, you can't get it back.

Feint - Great for making your HQ run for an Apocalypse. Also good for getting rid of a pesky Crisium grid on HQ, where it will undoubtedly be due to Siphon spam.

Fisk Investment Seminar - Be careful when you play this and what corp you play this against. Don't play it after an Apocalypse (they'll draw ice) or before a Legwork. This does put a timer on corp as you'll be able to play these all over again if you have a chance to Levy. You can force them to install a bunch of cards with this to make your impending Apocalypse juicier, but be careful that you don't give NBN a hand full of Astros when they already have one scored.

Retrieval Run - Need a successful run on archives but it's undefended and you don't want to access Shock! or News Team? Retrieval Run is here to help! As a bonus it gives you an opportunity to rescue your Passport or Fracter before Apocalypse by installing a program from the heap. You can Same Old Thing into Retrieval Run to get your key breakers back if you need to.

Bank Job - Works with eater! Run a piece of ice or an undefended remote and just take your credits.

New Angeles City Hall - Great with Siphon. Lets you use it without worrying about spending clicks on clearing tags. Can also help keep you alive against butcher shop decks. As a bonus, it let's you access Quantum Predictive Model safely and makes tags a less awful option on News Teams.

Breach, Passport, and Faerie - You need these to deal with Turing, Swordsman, and Wraparound. Try not to let them go facedown too soon.