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Paintbrush deck with a focus on draw-based economy. With some VoicePADs out, Sure Gamble, Lucky Find and Dirty Laundry are VERY good credit-generators.
7 comments |
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31 Mar 2014
CodeMarvelous
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31 Mar 2014
x3r0h0ur
Lol, win before they install and rez 6 cheap ice on R&D? They would be pretty well undefended elsewhere if they managed to rez 6 ice on R&D. |
31 Mar 2014
Devet
If the game runs long, that's where Escher, Infiltration and Satellite Uplink come in. Either rearrange R&D so it's got code gates in the middle of the ice stack, or just force successful runs on the remote servers whenever there's an agenda on it. |
1 Apr 2014
Sulfurious
Tried this deck in a game tonight and it was pretty fun to play. Have one question though. How do you handle facechecking ice that's buried in a server? I could expose it I guess but that doesn't help me get through it unharmed. Fortunately I was able to force enough rezzes with Gordian where it wasn't an issue but if a server got two or three unrezzed ice on it I would get a little nervous running into it blind. |
1 Apr 2014
Sulfurious
Nevermind, I'm an idiot. For some reason it didn't occur to me to click the Paintbrush immediately after they rez the ice. |
11 Apr 2014
Devet
Yeah, it's more that it's relatively reasonable to facecheck with this deck. Net damage and tags aren't that big a deal because there's a lot of ability to draw and get income. Program-trashing is a bigger problem, but Test Run and AR Lab Access make program recovery doable. After testing this deck for a little, I think Omega is a waste. It's just too expensive given its limitations. I'm considering replacing it with Snowball. |
until they go 6 cheap ice on RD and then what is your back up?