1999 Decipher World Championship Bastian Winkelhaus DS

1999 Decipher World Championship Bastian Winkelhaus DS is a Dark deck by Bastian Winkelhaus, published on Trandosite.

Deck info

• Player: Bastian Winkelhaus
• Format: Premiere - Endor (from the card pool)
• Published: Trandosite
• Side: Dark
• Starting Card: Imperial Occupation / Imperial Control
• Strategy: The Most Fearsome Deck Of The Worlds
• Event: 1999 Decipher World Championship

Decklist

Character 1x Barquin D'an 1x Boba Fett With Blaster Rifle 1x Brangus Glee 1x Chall Bekan 1x Darth Vader With Lightsaber 1x Darth Vader, Dark Lord Of The Sith 1x Djas Puhr 1x Lobel 1x Mosep 1x M'iiyoom Onith 7x Raithal Operative 1x Zuckuss Effect 1x Den Of Thieves 1x Secret Plans 1x Security Precautions 1x There Is No Try 1x There'll Be Hell To Pay

Interrupt 4x A Dangerous Time 2x Abyssin Ornament 1x Ghhhk 1x He Hasn't Come Back Yet 1x Imperial Barrier 1x Masterful Move 3x Monnok 7x Scanning Crew 1x Set For Stun 1x Shocking Revelation 1x Surface Defense 2x Voyeur Location 1x Desert (Dark) 1x Forest (Dark) 1x Jungle (Dark) 1x Raithal (Dark) 1x Spaceport Docking Bay (Dark) 1x Spaceport Prefect's Office 1x Spaceport Street (Dark) Objective 1x Imperial Occupation / Imperial Control Starship 1x Bossk In Hound's Tooth 1x Devastator 1x TIE Scout 1x Vader's Personal Shuttle

Strategy

well, I won't explain the manipulator part. Every character with ability less than 4 does something real special. The start is There Is No Try and Secret Plans. Then on my first turn I search for Shocking Revelation. The card itself isn't even totally useless but I use it mainly to look through my deck every turn to see where my key cards are. Set For Stun is an awesome card. You can surprise a lot of people with it. During worlds, Steve Brentson grimtaashed me lost on a hand of 11 cards, but I didn't loose a card. Then he drew up to exactly 12 cards because he had Yarna d'al' Gargan out. On my turn I scanning crewed his hand first, saw a hand of 3 speeders, 3 operatives, 1 ithorian and some stuff but no rebel, then set for stunned his only character on board, an ithorian, and masterful moved for a Monnok. At that point he realized what was going to happen but he couldn't get rid of a card. So I monnoked lost on his hand of now 13 cards to make him loose 8 cards. Instead of flipping next turn it took him three more turns to get the cards he needed and because of that I won. I got one time win against Clint Hayes because he shut down my drains with A Gift + The Planet That It's Farthest From. If people play that in your area you might want to add a Look Sir, Droids.

This was the deck used by Bastian Winkelhaus in the 1999 World Championship Finals.

See also

• Trandosite decks
• Trandosite
• Bastian Winkelhaus

Sources

• The Most Fearsome Deck At The Worlds on Trandosite. Preserved copy: Internet Archive