2000 Minneapolis Grand Slam Josh Kohman EBO Original and down right super-duper

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2000 Minneapolis Grand Slam Josh Kohman EBO Original and down right super-duper is the Light constructed list Josh Kohman posted on DeckTech after finishing 3–0 at 2000 Minneapolis Grand Slam. The post's description says: 'This deck went 3-0 at the MN grandslam.' (Grand Slam held 21 October 2000, South St. Paul; post dated 25 October 2000.) The post's UPDATE swaps three cards, so the list played may differ.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Character

Device

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt


Original post

EBO Original and down right super-duper

  • Author: Josh "posh_josh" Kohman
  • Published: October 25, 2000
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: This deck went 3-0 at the MN grandslam. It blocks the drains, and sets up drains in space...

Strategy

UPDATE

out Punch It Legendary Starfighter Honor Of The Jedi

in Do Or Do Not. Wise Advice Star Destroyer

-Note... I took Honor out, because I feel that you dont need it. 9 out of 10 times you can get a spy by 2nd to 3rd turn to cancel visage, then go undercover. All it did was numb search and destroy, but if they have S&D in their deck, then theyre gonna occupy another battleground. Battle Order and S&D arent in effect half the time, because obi and the other scrubs in this deck can somewhat hold their own at the north ridge. To prevent from getting dueled... dont lay your mains by vader. If they drop vader on your mains, on the edge them... READ THE STRATEGY This deck is better then is looks. First thing you do is track down ANSB. If you dont have it in your hand, and dont have a Signal, then activate, and look at your reserve deck to see if theres one in your force pile. After ANSB is out, throw Crix down to an Echo site, pull out Beezer, and throw her down to an Echo site, and pull out Electrobinocs. Now not only can you somewhat stack your deck, but you have 2 of your 3 echo sites covered for EBO. Yes, I am good enough to track cards in my reserve deck, however this deck doesnt draw much destiny, so having Electros out is well worth it. Youll mainly use them if you need to get rid of an opponents character under the shield, or to get a good destiny for On The Edge. This deck keeps the opponents drains and damage down to a minimum. Cycling On The Edges is a bonus, but you dont need to do it to win. If they get grabbed, no big deal. This deck can win without them, but its a tighter game. When you feel confident in space, throw down your ships (with haven preferably) to either sullust or Yavin. This deck utilizes these systems, because the Executor cant jump between them, and you can lay Haven to either of them. This deck has amazing power, and great drain potential.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting MPG North Ridge HTTMF Strike Planning Squassins YISYW Locations Echo Command Center Echo Corridor Echo Med Lab Yavin 4 Sullust Characters Obi-Wan Kenobi x2 General Calrissian General Crix Madine Wedge, RSL Nien Numb Luke W/ Saber Adm Ackbar Major Haash'n First Officer Thaneespi Elyhek Rue Corporal Beezer Tycho Celchu Boushh TK-422 Col. Cracken Lt. Blount Momaw Nadon Artoo Weapons/Devices Electrobinoculars Starships Home One Independance Gold Squadron 1 Red Squadron 1 Green Squadron 3 Red 7 Effects A New Secret Base x2 Projections Of A Skywalker x2 Undercover x3 Legendary Starfighter Haven Launching The Assault EBO Honor Of The Jedi Interrupts The Signal x3 On The Edge x5 Rebel Barrier x2 Punch It


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References

  1. ↑ EBO Original and down right super-duper, DeckTech (Josh "posh_josh" Kohman, 25 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
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