Mushin No Fun - 1st at KAB Store Championship

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Gingerkin 203

One of my favorite Corp decks. The main win is scoring out two agendas and "Clones are not People". To do this all you need is Mushin No Shin and a click to advance it. Having four advancements on a trap changes things drastically. Now instead of 6 net damage Junebug it is 8. Making it less appealing to face check. The ice helps sell the bluff using Mind Games to force them into runs on advanced cards. The identity is my favorite game where you can always threated the kill with The Brewery or restart the game with The Tank against DLR decks. I even used the Greenhouse to score out a single advanced agenda. I think this deck is one of the best to beat those super rigs and nexus decks.

3 comments
16 Jan 2017 Namepls

Nice deck, looks like buckets of fun. I'll definitely be giving it a try.

Did Brainstorm do any work for you? Or the pricier ICE in general for that matter? I'm wondering if the influence might be better spent on Cerebrals and swapping Priority Requisitions for Labyrinthine Servers

My other thought is swapping Friends for Preemptive Action? It seems like Bio-Ethics is the only real target for Friends, whereas preemptive means even more Mushin No Shin!

16 Jan 2017 Gingerkin

@Namepls having the Brainstorm was a meta call and I didn't even see it at the tournament. It would be easy to swap for a couple Cerebrals.

Friends was to recur Jackson, Bio-Ethics, and any Ice destroyed or milled by Anarchs.

What's nice about the bigger Ice is once they see a DNA Tracker now as long as you have money every ice could be punishing.

I like the Labyrinthine Servers I might have to test it out myself.

18 Feb 2017 Pilgrim

This deck is very cool! When I first started Netrunner Mushin No Shin and Jinteki Biotech: Life Imagined caught my eye but I never could make it work. Looking forward to trying this! Do you have a favourite biotech to use?