Sunny Securities
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danurai 10
Run Smart, Run Safe.
The aim of this deck is to run with knowledge, and - Globalsec Security Clearance may slow you down, but means that R&D runs always pay off, Infiltration to sniff out traps in the remotes and Forged Activation Orders to blow up unrezzed ice when the corp is feeling poor.
The IceBreaking Suite includes 2 each of Sunny's breakers bigger, badder and boom, Special Order to pull the breaker you need, Security Chip to boost all your Strength 1 breakers for all the run and Déjà Vu to do it again, a finite trick but will get you to that winning Agenda. Security Nexus and Disrupter means the corp will need deep pockets to trace you. Jak Sinclair runs for face-checking and can use Security Nexus if you get in a pinch.
Current Thoughts.
New Angeles City Hall is included to Avoid tags, but for something that's to install and gets trashed when you steal an agenda, it's not really worked so far.
Other cards under consideration include Snitch and Security Testing (to pair with a free Jak Sinclair+Security Nexus Run) and Datasucker to take advantage of central server runs.
Make more of the MU: Replace Armitage Codebusting with Magnum Opus - pricier to get out but always-on - or Data Folding, and Multithreader to power up the breakers.
25 Influence suddenly isn't feeling like enough.
(1 x Core, CE, ASiS, FP, DaD)
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26 Nov 2015
Krams
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26 Nov 2015
danurai
Thanks Krams that's really useful feedback and given me something to think on. Scrubber sounds like a great option, may swap Diesel for Quality Time to boost draw, free influence for Programs and maybe reduce the need for 3x Special Order |
All in all, by far not the worst Sunny deck around here :)
I'll never understand how the Core Set got released with 2 copies of Rabbit Hole. It' a card where you almost always should use 0 or 3 of. In your case 3.
Disrupter seems like a good idea on first sight, but you won't really need it. Your is a permanent solution to a problem, where Disrupter is just a little help from time to time. Your deck has enough , maybe a bit too much even. You don't need Disrupter. Use the and influence for Datasucker or Multithreader, which ever works better for you to support your breakers.
Data Folding is a good thought. If you increase your to 5 with Security Nexus and use 3 for Datasucker/Multithreader, it will always stay on.
I think you could really add some more drawing power (2 Diesel are great, but not enough) or economy that gives you for drawing like Symmetrical Visage or Professional Contacts.
Another tip is Scrubber. I don't know how the corp decks of the people you play against look like, but Scrubber is a good idea in a lot of cases. Your drip economy might get you a lot of , but you will need them and shouldn't waste it all on trashing corp cards.
One last thing: Multi-access. Your deck has a very solid economy and can run efficiently once it's set up. You should leverage that into a win once you are able to. Being able to access multiple cards from R&D or HQ in the late game helps a lot with that. And there are plenty ways to achieve that. I know, they all cost influence, but it's worth it.