Results In 14 Turns Or Your Money Back

Intro

The first thing you're gonna think when you see this deck is, "47 cards! How dare you?". Let me explain. When you're playing as MaxX, you're not going to want to draw cards. You're going to want to go fast. And what happens when you have a 45-card MaxX deck? You draw 5 cards at the start, leaving 40 cards in your deck. Thirteen turns of "Trash 2, Draw 1" later, you're down to 1 card in your deck. At this point, after a whole game of clickless draws, are you going to want to click to draw that last card? I think not. And what happens next turn? That card goes to the trash, never to be seen again. Such a shame.

But with 47 cards in your deck, you're left with 42 cards after your initial draw. That's a lovely multiple of three. 14 turns later, you trash two cards off the top of your stack and draw the last card, perfectly content with that last draw. Then you go on your merry way, run a server, and win the game. And that's where the deck's name comes from. Results in 14 turns or your money back.

Deck Breakdown

0) Mash in all the recursion you can.
1) Go fast.
2) One emergency LARLA, in case you're playing a slow corp.
3) ???
4) Profit!

MaxX sets up brutally fast, at the cost of getting a random subset of her deck each game. So how do you get around that? By turning your heap into your hand. You could ignore recursion cards and just play whatever you're dealt, but I feel like the variance there will be too much for some people to stomach. So you just want to play multiples of everything and recursion for everything you want out of your heap.

Card Choices

• Until proven otherwise, I'm betting that Eater plus Spooned with a side of Parasucker is Anarch's best code gate breaker thus far. Especially with Lotus Field around.
• Three of each breaker because you know they're getting trashed, it's just a matter of bringing them back out. With just an Eater, you can Retrieval Run and pull any other program out of the heap (barring Swordsman in front of ETR, but a Parasite can get you through that too)
• PPVP for economic speed and Power Shutdown protection. If you're facing a slow corp and need to use LARLA, your second pass through your deck will be supercharged with these suckers already on the field. Also you're gonna be pounding the Deja Vu, so these guys can take the edge off its cost.
• Grimoire vs. MemStrips is a huge toss-up right now. Testing needed to see if the extra memory is worth giving up the instant virus counter.
• Day Job is gonna be so good when it's needed, but really restricting. hence two of it and two Lucky Find.
• Singleton Legwork and LARLA because influence ain't free and that's what Same Old Thing is for.