Krim Kit (Startup, (8-0) in the Ashes to Ashes Tournament)

Kit, beneath her mystic veneer, is a criminal through and through.

Carries around a blade everywhere? Check

Full of Dirty Tricks? Check

Facechecks all the ICE? Check Check Check

I personally think she's the best Criminal in Startup.

Az is too busy tinkering with his arm (for the 37th time). Steve gets sad when HQ gets locked down. Zahya needs financial incentive to multiaccess. Ken is cool, no complaints.
Kit doesn't care about installing a lot of things. She doesn't need recursion to win. She earns plenty of credits natively. And Kit is cooler than Ken.

This deck almost plays like a green Mirromorph, where if you run once a turn, play one event a turn, and do 2 other things (draw, install drip economy, click telework), you're rewarded with crazy efficiency. It's not uncommon to average 6+ credits a turn over the course of a game while running every turn. You will use these credits to hit the Corp from all angles. Run ice without your breaker out. Target their weak points mercilessly. Pressure the remote. Jailbreak HQ. Maker's Eye R&D. Most corps don't run enough ice to protect all their servers. Any ice they rez will both drain their credits, slowing them down, and be easy prey for Gordian Blade once installed. Once a server is too hard to break into, switch to a different one. The corp will have no idea which server you'll hit, and will be unsure if the remote is ever safe to score. It's very easy to surprise the corp with this deck, quickly going from low credits to enough to threaten a remote (or steal a Bellona).

The two key cards in the deck are Aniccam and Gordian Blade.

Aniccam gives you recurring card draw, as long as you don't drain your hand of events too quickly. The extra memory allows you to have Gordian Blade, 2x Rezeki, and SMC out without having to trash a Rezeki. And giving you a card draw even on the corp turn helps prevent deaths from Punitive and Jinteki. The recurring card draw is so good I will mulligan aggressively for Anicam in my starting hand.

Gordian Blade is your only breaker. Do not be afraid. The requirement that the ice be a code gate is not that hard to hit, provided that you only make 1 run a turn and are careful with your tricks. This plays to your benefit, as it encourages the corp to think that they have a scoring window, while you're sitting there with a Boomerang and Pelangi in hand ready to surprise them. The tradeoff of only making one run a turn is worth the power you get from being able to safely break any one ice server and cut through glacier cheaply. Gordian Blade also applies until the end of the run, which means you can hit Ganked into Tyr and break it for only 3 credits.

All the other cards fall into four categories:

Tricks: SMC, Egret, Pelangi, & Boomerang - Use your tricks to get past layered ice or to break ice when it seems like you would be too poor. A surprise SMC is a great way to tutor for a Pelangi or Egret midrun. Try to keep them in your hand, only playing them the turn that you use them. Pelangi is more flexible than Egret since it works on unrezzed ice, but Egret is not vulnerable to purge and can be used multiple times in a turn.

Drip Economy: Rezeki, Daily Casts, Telework - Install and use when you have spare clicks. Try to be mindful of when the end game is, if there aren't many turns left in the game you may want to hold off on playing them.

Event Economy: Creative Commision, Dirty Laundry, Sure Gamble, Wildcat Strike, Overclock - Try to play only one a turn for maximum Aniccam benefit, but don't be afraid to play extra (or play a creative commission click 1) if it means you'll be able to get into a scoring remote. With Aniccam out, you will refresh into another event card half the time, which means you only need to draw every other turn. Wildcat Strike is mostly just a cheaper Sure Gamble. If the Corp gives you cards instead, they're often handing you a lot more economy in the long term, so it's a win win.

MultiAccess: Docklands Pass, Jailbreak, Maker's Eye - Good to save in hand until you have a good reason to hit HQ or R&D (think there's agendas in HQ or remote too locked up). These will often get you the last agenda points you need to win. Jailbreak is especially great value, often giving you 2 cards (with Anicam) and multiaccess for free.

Overall this deck has been very strong in my testing. It is very aggressive, pressuring the corp to rez ice, slowing them down while giving you time for your multiaccess to work. You often don't need Gordian Blade the first couple of turns, as long as you are careful when you facecheck ice. It is also rich. It tapers out fast late game, but very few games reach that point.