Jimmy Johns (Ridiculously Fast Food) (6-0) 1st place Gamesvi

Longtime Jinteki grail player here, really appreciate your keeping the dream alive. I personally had been scared off the deck by Rumor Mill, but Targeted Marketing does seem to be a spicy solution. Curious about your thoughts on how to deal with Sifr?

@sunlancethe ice in this deck doesn't really care about sifr because it's so low strength already. Sifr only enables parasite as much as null does. Additionally, sifr is 5 whole credits which slows the runner down quite a bit against how fast this deck is. So, you deal with sifr the same way you deal with everything else, go really fast and hope you win before they kill all of your ice. And remember, ice doesn't end runs, Caprice does. Thanks for supporting the cause!

I love the great meta read you have made here, also the name is great.

It's not so much a meta call as it is the only way I know how to play Corp, but thanks!

Nothing new and some palana stables are missing. Why did u call it fast??? There no fastadvandesed cards in maby fasttrack. When u want to play fast play with Jeeves and other cards like him.

@Lancelot1983 Its fast not because it does fast advance but because it wins the game fast. Its a rush deck. Most Palana fast advance decks are really just glacier decks that score out of hand, they don't tend to win very quickly. But ya, this deck doesn't really need any of the new cards, they just tend to slow it down.

Love it =) I did fairly well with Palana last weekend as well. No one is playing Rumor mill; you might as well capitalize on it =)

It's a meta call because the deck rolls over to Val with Rumor Mill.

@CrushU it's not as bad as you would think it is as I have yet to lose to a val deck despite playing against at least 5 with this deck. Most val lists run only 1 rumor mill in their 50 cards which makes it very unlikely for them to see it early game alongside a blackmail. So, you can usually rush out a Nisei before they rumor mill you. If you can do that, the matchup is not terrible. Now, if the val list runs 2 or 3 rumor mills, it can be pretty nasty. Otherwise, it's all about rushing out quick and playing the odds.

Hi! Nice list. I did something similar recently, though I went more for a glacier style deck, I cought myself just rushing out agendas. I have 2 questions though I don't understand. You have 20 ICE in the deck, but only 7 that ends the run. Isn't that a bit too few for a rush style? I guess the grails help, but still. The other thing: Have you considered Protein for your 3 pointer? You could win by scoring only 3 agendas (all 4 cost), and it enables the fast tracks - install - advance play for a next turn win.

@Daxora I've said this about jinteki rush for a very long time, ice doesn't end the run, Caprice does. Although, for this deck, fear of Grail ends the run about as often as psi games. A lot of the ice choices are centered around being terrifying early game so that they are de facto end the runs like cortex lock. But, at the end of the day, ending the run is usually not a problem for the deck. As for the second question, I have thought about using protein source but never actually gone through with it. Future perfect might be the best agenda in the game if you are good at psi games. It's resilient, it annoys the runner, and most importantly it protects itself from being scored so that you can score it yourself. If I were to run protein source, it would be the one of in an 8 agenda package alongside the TFPs. But, then again I haven't tried it, so it might be worth testing it out.

I see. You make a fair point about ICE.

Sure, I never meant to deny the value of TFP. But instead of a bit more protection, Protein can add a bit more tempo. I used 2 of it in an 8 agenda suite with 2 GFI, 3 nisei and 1 philotic.

This could probably be played in Nisei Division: The Next Generation as well, if you tinker about with the ICE suite and add a few PSI ICE?

Not really Grail, but I've been playing Palana with Archer, Clone Retirement (against Valencia) and "Clones are not People". Added Philotic Entanglement and 24/7 News Cycle for giggles. It's fast as well, and punishes a bit differently. Now that you made decklist of the week, maybe people will think I'm playing this and fall into all the traps. ;) Thanks mate.

I found I had problems with money. Then again, you're runnign Sales teams.

@CrauseonI feel that nisei division for the most part is just an inferior version of Palana due to how much money Palana can get you, but Nisei division has actually been getting some good ice and might not be a bad option anymore. Also, about the money, I find that the deck really needs the corporate sales teams in order to keep up a lot of the time. That is one of the main reasons for the 9 agenda suite as opposed to the safer 8 agenda suite.

Went undefeated at weekly game night, ate actual Jimmy John's for flavor. Thanks for the build.

This deck is perfect example of how everyone presumes everyone runs Rumormill, and then it turns out, RM is not so common, because noone was slotting Caprice for months, so it is safe to play Caprice again.

The cycle continues!

Nice Deck! It's interesting to see that you play with 21 agenda points. Have you considered exchanging one of your sales teams with a clone retirement to get rid of rumor mill?

Man, two years since I stopped playing, I open to see the top rated deck of the week has 1 new card that I didn't know .... Holy crap Netrunner .... I totally feel the game is "progressing" now ...

I played this deck at a S.C. last weekend and it only lost one game. It got me to the top four! Its a pretty cool build.