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|sources=* [https://web.archive.org/web/20081225225012/http://www.decipher.com/starwars/cardlists/index.html Star Wars CCG cardlists index] at Decipher.com (archive, 25 December 2008)
|sources=* [https://web.archive.org/web/20081225225012/http://www.decipher.com/starwars/cardlists/index.html Star Wars CCG cardlists index] at Decipher.com (archive, 25 December 2008)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070928014432/http://www.decipher.com/starwars/cardlists/swallcards.pdf Complete Card List] (Decipher PDF, archive 28 September 2007) — Dark Character: Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn, Coruscant, C
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070928014432/http://www.decipher.com/starwars/cardlists/swallcards.pdf Complete Card List] (Decipher PDF, archive 28 September 2007) — Dark Character: Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn, Coruscant, C
|strategy=By [mailto:ecolson@ix.netcom.com Eric Olson]<ref name="decipher-strategy">https://web.archive.org/web/20040811123219/http://www.decipher.com/starwars/cardlists/coruscant/dark/small/yebyebademthorn.html</ref>
With his trade agenda, he works well with [[This Is Outrageous!]] by allowing you to exchange cards you don't need from your hand for (hopefully) better cards in your Lost Pile. And with his wealth agenda, he allows you to fully utilize [[Motion Supported]] to enhance your battle destinies. But the rest of his game text is what sets him apart from the rest of the senators. Looking at your opponent's destinies would be a very useful ability by itself. It lets you decide whether it would be a good idea to battle since you check whether your opponent's weapon destinies will be dangerous to you, or if you can handle that draw against you for battle destiny. But Yeb Yeb goes further by tilting the tides of chance in your favor. If the destiny is low, you can leave it on your opponent's Reserve Deck, but if it's a high destiny you can make it lost and try your luck with the next card.
Combos:
Not any more...
No destiny for your opponent!
|combos=* [[Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn]] + senate majority + a 6 on opponent's Reserve Deck Not any more...<ref name="scomp">https://scomp.starwarsccg.org/?s=Yeb%20Yeb%20Adem%27thorn</ref>
|combos=* [[Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn]] + senate majority + a 6 on opponent's Reserve Deck Not any more...<ref name="scomp">https://scomp.starwarsccg.org/?s=Yeb%20Yeb%20Adem%27thorn</ref>
* [[Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn]] + senate majority + only one card in opponent's Reserve Deck No destiny for your opponent!
* [[Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn]] + senate majority + only one card in opponent's Reserve Deck No destiny for your opponent!

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Info
TitleYeb Yeb Adem'thorn
SideDark
TypeCharacterRepublic
SetCoruscant
RarityC
UniquenessUnique
Destiny3
Power1
Ability2
Deploy2
Forfeit4
card_uid12_126
Versionprinted
PrintingsCoruscant — this page

Yeb Yeb Adem'thorn is a Dark Character (Republic) from Coruscant.

Card Text

Agendas: trade, wealth. While in a senate majority, once during your turn, may peek at top card of opponent's Reserve Deck; return that card or lose 1 Force to make it lost.

Lore

Senator who opposes the taxation of trade routes. Some say that a recent move from his homeworld to a luxurious Coruscant abode is evidence of his corruption.

Strategy

By Eric Olson[1]

With his trade agenda, he works well with This Is Outrageous! by allowing you to exchange cards you don't need from your hand for (hopefully) better cards in your Lost Pile. And with his wealth agenda, he allows you to fully utilize Motion Supported to enhance your battle destinies. But the rest of his game text is what sets him apart from the rest of the senators. Looking at your opponent's destinies would be a very useful ability by itself. It lets you decide whether it would be a good idea to battle since you check whether your opponent's weapon destinies will be dangerous to you, or if you can handle that draw against you for battle destiny. But Yeb Yeb goes further by tilting the tides of chance in your favor. If the destiny is low, you can leave it on your opponent's Reserve Deck, but if it's a high destiny you can make it lost and try your luck with the next card.

Combos:

Not any more...

No destiny for your opponent!

Combos

Pulled by

Characteristics

  • senator

See Also

Sources

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