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* [[GamePlayers Network]] · [[Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site)]] · [[Squadron Members]] | * [[GamePlayers Network]] · [[Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site)]] · [[Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site]] · [[Trandosite]] · [[Squadron Members]] · [[Interviews]] | ||
* [[History of the Players Committee]] | * [[History of the Players Committee]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:57, 27 September 2026
DeckTech (decktech.net) was a major SWCCG (and later other CCG) deck-list and tournament-report site in the late 1990s–2000s. The Players Committee later wrote that PC forums slowly overtook DeckTech, GamePlayers Network, and other sites as the primary online hangout.
A fan GitHub Pages mirror, SWCCG Decktech Archives (Stephen Skilton), keeps many posts (1999–2002 and later), including Worlds reports. Wayback still has live decktech.net HTML (for example LOTR reports that name SWCCG Squadron Members as organizers).
See also
- GamePlayers Network · Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site) · Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site · Trandosite · Squadron Members · Interviews
- History of the Players Committee
Sources
- Community Network, starwarsccg.org (forums overtook DeckTech / GPN)
- SWCCG Decktech Archives
- Example decktech.net report (Wayback, 2005; Doug Faust / Jim Van Fleet)