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This is my favourite corp deck to play with and has probably changed the least throughout my time playing Netrunner. It's a standard flatline Jinteki Black Tree deck that uses the shell game to lay a mine field and score agendas amidst the myriad traps. So far I've had a great amount of success with the deck and am confident of victory whenever I take it to field.
Economy:
Agendas:
The Flatline:
Tips and Tricks:
Shattered Remains is a must in my opinion as Feedback Filter will often spell death against a wealthy runner. Fortunately, the runner is usually confident once the Filter is out and will run a bit more recklessly leaving you to trigger the trap as soon as they try the minefield. Cerebral Overwriter also laughs at Filters giving it a massive edge over Junebug in my opinion.
As a pro-tip, you should always cover HQ against Criminals and Anarchs as an early Account Siphon or Vamp will ruin your day. Keeping a nice 8-12 credits is a must to ensure you can trigger traps when you need to.
Try to advance everything to 4 if you have the credits and time to spare. Either everything will start to look like a Ronin or nothing will. This can force the runner's hand and punish them for it or lead them into complacency so you can burn them later.
Jackson isn't just for agendas. He allows you to recycle traps just as well. Remember that archives is often the best way of finding out what a Jinteki player is up to so use Jackson to keep things ambiguous and keep you provided with Overwriters and Ronins so that you don't run out of options. Trashing exposed traps into archives face down can also lead the runner into wasting a click running on archives just to see what you brought back.
Scorched Earth is scary. You don't ever need to play it. You need only make its presence known. And should the runner decide not to ditch a tag taken from a Snare!, well....
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14 Apr 2015
Dydra
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20 Apr 2015
Genevaman616
Account Siphon is a problem which is why covering HQ will usually take preference even over RnD. I run an Account Siphon/Vamp recursion deck myself and it's pretty much the worst match up going. That said, cards like Shell Corp and Gila can take an awful lot of the sting out of it if you get them early. If I feel I'm likely to be Siphoned, I'll make a point to try and get one of them out as soon as I can. Wanton Destruction and Keyhole are surprisingly less effective. It makes cards like Snare! pretty much redundant but I'm usually able to Jackson things out of archives before using Ronin to zap the Runner dead. PE allows for some hilarious set ups against trash decks too. I once managed to Jackson one agenda out of Archives and left just enough to kill the Runner when he accessed and deny him enough points for the win. |
1 May 2015
Everfree616
I love it! I tried this list out only the other week. It takes a while to get used to but I haven't lost a game since. It's disgusting! |
1 May 2015
Genevaman616
Thanks, fellow 616! ;) Glad to hear the deck is working out for you. It's one of my personal favourites to play. |
I imagine an Account Siphon/ Wanton Destruction / Keyhole deck would be a nightmare for this Jinteki deck,