Money Unleashed

Josh9000 7

Tons of money to rez everything, but BP needs balancing as you go. Usually pretty easy to keep the BP down with multiple options or Ireress their bank out. I've had incredibly good luck with this deck and rarely lose when playing it. Great for generating stacks of money while steadily bleeding out the runner.

2 comments
1 May 2014 bubo

You have a lot of card slots devoted to removing the bad publicity that you generate, but not a lot of cards that take advantage of the economy that GRNDL is famous for. Why don't you review zithith's Necessary Evil deck or my own GRNDL: Quick as a Corpse deck for some insight into the GRNDL Bad Publicity race and two different ways to win?

Keep in mind that you are generating more Bad Publicity than you can effectively counter, even with the card slots you've devoted to it. This will leave Tollbooth chewing Bad Publicity credits rather than taxing the runner, nullifying it's more attractive property. Ireress falls easily to Yog.0, so it can't be relied on past early Phase 2.

6 May 2014 Josh9000

Thanks for the recommendation. After play testing it extensively there are few instances where I had more opportunities to get rid of bad pub than I needed, but usually this helped keep runners from taking advantage of the free credits. The main theme here is to bleed their money while constantly boosting your own bank account, which actually makes things like Burke Bugs intimidating to light rig runners. Perhaps my meta has gotten tired of running the auto include cards, but we rarely see much Yog.0 these days. True it wrecks Ireress, but spending money on Tollbooth usually upsets that Yog strategy, the two are meant to compliment one another... I've never had a problem with Yog to be honest, and those that try to set it up early spend too much time and money getting it going only to hit an archer, grim, or burke bugs with me sitting on 20-30 creds. So far 47 creds is the highest it has ever gotten. Again, thanks for the comments, I'll definitely give that reference a look.