I. HATE. TAGS.
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| Standard Ban List 23.09 (latest) |
| Standard Ban List 23.08 (active) |
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| What Lies Ahead |
| Cyber Exodus |
| Humanity's Shadow |
| Future Proof |
| Opening Moves |
| Fear and Loathing |
| The Spaces Between |
| The Valley |
| Breaker Bay |
| The Underway |
| Data and Destiny |
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| None. Self-made deck here. |
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MockZ 7
Just picked up DaD recently, an figured nothing would be sweeter than bringing NBN back to its grassroots and annoying the Runner with tags. So I tried to put together a viable deck that struck a happy medium between flooding the Runner with tags, and then utilizing the fact that she has so many tags beyond just the ability to trash resources.
My goal: make the runner feel like she can't get rid of tags because there's so many. And just when they've gotten rid of their tags, there are more. And then destroy them. Also, saving money for traces, which is why I went with a lot of non-expensive cards here.
The breadwinners: Ghost Branch, News Team, Midseason, Bandwidth, Data Raven, Gutenberg and Turnpike give tags. DRT, Closed Accounts, Scorched, All Seeing I punish. Market Research and QPM laugh in the Runner's face.
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29 Oct 2015
MrAaronSA
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29 Oct 2015
MrAaronSA
Recommend losing 2x pachinko, info overload, tmi, 2 ghost branch for 3x hedge, 3x sweeps. |
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29 Oct 2015
MockZ
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29 Oct 2015
MrAaronSA
If it's working for you that's fine, you could cut news team, Bernice or Keegan. I prefer news team because it fires from anywhere, and Bernice behind a Gutenberg on rd is nasty. Traps are just harder to pull off, they are fun though. |
Started wondering how you had space for so many cards, then realized your only Econ is one pop up window. I guess that's one way to protect against siphon spam...