Mission to Mars

@X4D314 this deck is really cool. I changed the Blue Level Clearance for Jinja City Grid. This gave me much more tempo and saved a lot of cred on the big remote.

Best score : Ice Wall with 14 tokens and Colossus with 8 tokens. After putting 3 tokens on Oduduwa, the runner try it and surprise, an impassable Colossus.

I'm on the fence with Fast Track. I have yet to use it. But I see why it is there.

Thanks for sharing this deck.

Dedication Ceremony is probably a better card, on average, than Space Camp here. I'd doubt that a single Space Camp gets up to 3 advancements for you if your opponent is playing at all well and not just ramming into Archives over and over. This also lets you Dedicate a City Works on installation for maximum pain.

Thank you guys for sharing your suggestions, I will try them out!!

@Saan Your comment is on point. Usually, Dedication Ceremony is better about 90% of the time). But here, Space Camp allow 3 things :

1. It "protect" the Archives by discouraging running there (for value), because it will put token on ices and agendas.

2. It work as a bait and you will not care if it is trashed (for the reason above). A naked card beside the remote is strange. If the runner runs it, he will not run it the next time. You can then put the Rashida there and it won't be run.

3. Dedication Ceremony work only on a rezzed or faceup card. Often, there will be a lot of cards facedown (usually ices). Often, half the ices stay unrezzed. Space Camp will give you options for doing something else (often, a naked card beside the remote).

So, I agree with your opinion, but in this specific deck, I feel (from my games) that Space Camp gives you more.

I have tried both of them out, and I think that both are good cards in the deck, but like Diogene said I think dedication ceremony is a little narrow.

I try this deck and I like. It has best advancement token plan of all. Plus I always want to get space camp in but never good enough but I like that card.