Leak at the Citadel - 3rd Place SC Seville, Spain

I have been playing Sunny with DLR for a while, but never made the jump to actually bring it to a tournament. This version was the one I played in the Store Challenge the previous to last weekend.

Overall, the deck was really fun to play with. Notable last-minute additions were Aaron Marrón and Peace in Our Time. Mr. Marrón is so good and works so seamless with the strategy of the deck that was a no-brainer once the datapack was available. Carelessly losing a Security Nexus trace with John Masanori also in town felt so good! PiOT is also pretty strong, though I was hesitating till the very last moment to change some of them for Deuces Wild.

In short, the way to play the deck is to quickly find the keys to your apartment and start inviting all your connections inside. Meanwhile, you install your breakers, console, Power Taps and DLR to start your combo. Then run with Jak Sinclair, activate your console and deliberately lose the trace to get the tag and earn some cash with your taps. 4 clicks (or even 5 with Beth Kilrain-Chang) of milling, and then clear the tag with Citadel Sanctuary (plus more free cash). Repeat until archives is fat enough to give you some agenda points. Sunny breakers bring enough remote pressure to make sure the evil corp does not try to sneak an agenda somewhere.

This deck got me two wins (vs. RP and Palana) and a loss in the swiss rounds against a classy HB. Unfortunately, I faced the same HB again in the Top twice. Those losses were actually really close, with my opponent FAing the last agenda. However, I enjoyed the deck very much, and I recommend you to try it.

Some cards I will try are The Source, Blockade Runner (which was really working for me in a previous incarnation of this list), and maybe Hostage. But as always, influence is so tight with Sunny!