Stirling's patented central security trial V0.1

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FiddlerOfMalaz 20

An event-driven, central-server focused Iain Stirling: Retired Spook deck.

Use the central-only breakers (Alias, Breach and Passport) to get into the centrals with reasonable effectiveness and reliability. Multi-access is provided by The Maker's Eye and Legwork, with recycling from Same Old Thing.

The deck has a robust economy once set-up, especially when behind on agenda points. The plan is to pressure the centrals hard, forcing the corp to the majority of their ice defending them, leaving them open for a suprise Knight , Femme Fatale or Grappling Hook based remote-access supported by Inside Job.

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5 May 2015 flott

I would drop Breach and Feedback Filter for Corroder and one more event (Legwork or Special Order). This will give you more flexibility.

5 May 2015 FiddlerOfMalaz

@flott I'm gonna keep Feedback Filter because I have a rather nasty Jinteki Blacktree shellgame deck atm, and I'm learning the game with a couple of friends with me providing the cards. Last time we were together nobody could challenge the shellgame, so I'm putting it in to give the runners a counter. Consider my meta heavy on the net damage atm(I'm rather fond of traps :p)

If I don't drop the FF, how would you fit in the influence for Corroder