The Road to Wellville (TechTalk #3)

Seeking thrills in netspace takes its toll after a while. When Kabonesa Wu hit that point, she got herself hooked up with Runner's Anonymous. Her sponsor suggested she dedicate herself as an adept to an almost magical guru she knew, a guy who could lead Kabonesa to the Overmind and make her into a savant of calm and focus. By digging deep, turning her memories over and over, she was able to find what she needed, getting rid of the bad and scavenging the good. But, all was not well—despite Kabonesa's sincere desire to change, there was some equivocation. She tried to tamp down her fears, surpress her desires but something happened: a split, a divide, creating a doppelgänger that would live out her running fantasies while Kabonesa thought she was sleeping. Once she caught on to what was happening, she locked herself away, sacrificing her other hobbies, to work on a book to help others get by in this ever-spinning world

We're baaaaaaaaaaaaaaack.

And this deck is dumb. But that has never, ever stopped us here at Tech Talk Ranch and 30-Minute Eyebrow Threading Emporium. Never. Ever. Never ever ever. Ever.

Anyway... if you have Leprechaun in your opening hand, drop him and click for 3. Turn two click for , Wu for SMC for Mopus, then alternate drawing and gaining 2. Once Beth Kilrain-Chang and/or Earthrise Hotel are online, just grab money and, when Scavenge hits your hand (or you have the ) grab the programs you need.

Why Doppelgänger? Because we love that card. Seriously, there is a ten foot high poster of the card in the main testing room at the Tech Talk Ranch. Also, you need your clicks for getting more money. Best case scenario is all your drip up and running and Beth giving you . 10, two runs, and left over to do whatever? Gold.

You are going to lose to Titan FA decks. You'll probably lose to just about any FA deck, really. But, if you can get set-up (and this sets up faster than you would think, thanks to the Dedicated Processors), it's pretty unstoppable.

All thanks and praise goes to Daine for both the idea of adding Magnum Opus to Wu and for "Congress" in general.