2001 Decipher World Championship Bastian Winkelhaus QMC Winkelhaus Style
2001 Decipher World Championship Bastian Winkelhaus QMC Winkelhaus Style is the Light constructed list Bastian Winkelhaus posted on DeckTech after finishing 1st at 2001 Decipher World Championship.[1]
Deck info
- Player: Bastian Winkelhaus
- Event: 2001 Decipher World Championship
- Finish: 1st
- Published: 22 November 2001 (DeckTech)
- Published title: QMC Winkelhaus Style
- Format: Premiere - Reflections III
- Side: Light
- Starting Card: Quiet Mining Colony
- Starting Interrupt: Heading For The Medical Frigate
- Starting Effect: An Unusual Amount Of Fear
- GEMP Importable deck: Download
- Strategy: The deck i used at worlds.Yeah, Hunt down is a bad matchup, but it can beat everything else.
Decklist
Defensive Shields
These cards were posted as Defensive Shields outside the 60. They do not count toward the 60.
- 1x A Close Race
- 1x A Tragedy Has Occurred (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x Aim High (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x Battle Plan (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x Do, Or Do Not (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x Don't Do That Again (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x He Can Go About His Business
- 1x Ounee Ta (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x Wise Advice (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
- 1x Your Insight Serves You Well (Reflections III: A Collector's Bounty)
Posted 'Shields (10)' after the 60 (under the Strategy heading); all ten are named and dested as the Reflections III Defensive Shields.
Original post
QMC Winkelhaus Style
- Author: Bastian "Death Star" Winkelhaus
- Published: November 22, 2001
- Rating: 4.5
- Description: The deck i used at worlds.Yeah, Hunt down is a bad matchup, but it can beat everything else.
Strategy
Shields (10)
A Close Race
A Tragedy has Occured
Aim High
Battle Plan
Do, or do not
Dont do that again
He can go about his business
Ounee Ta
Wise Advice
Your Insight serves you well
The deck i used at FreedomCon to win it.
It lost Game 1 to Matt Bertas Huntdown, only to win the next 6 games.
Matt played Huntdown, which is a pretty bad matchup although certainly not an auto-loss.
Against everything else you definitely have a good shot.
No deck can win against everything these days.
Mad props to Fabien Jacques for convincing me to add Alternatives to fighting.
That card is huge
Laters
Bastian Winkelhaus
Original card list
Objective (1)
Quite Mining Colony / Independant Operation
Locations (5)
Bespin
CC Guest Quarters
CC West Gallery
CC North Corridor
CC Upper Plaza Corridor
Characters (16)
EPP Luke x2
EPP Obi x2
EPP Qui-Gon
EPP Leia x2
Lando Calrissian, Scoundrel x2
Corran Horn
Pucumir Thryss
Melas
Taws Khaa
Dash Rendar
Wedge Antilles, Red Squadron Leader
Ten Numb
Starships (5)
Outrider
Red Squadron 1
Blue Squadron 5
Han, Chewie, And the Falcon
Spiral
Weapons (2)
X-wing Laser Cannon
Intruder Missile
Device (1)
Landing Claw
Interrupts (22)
Heading for the Medical Frigate
Path of least Resistance x3
On the Edge
Sorry About the Mess & Blaster Profiency
Power Pivot
Alternatives to Fighting
Houjix & Out of Nowhere
Shocking Information & Grimtaash
A Jedis Resilience x2
Clash of Sabers
Run, Luke, Run
The Bith Shuffle & Desperate Reach
A few Maneuvers
Punch it
Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi
Dont Underestimate Our Chances
Life Debt
Rapid Fire
Rebel Barrier
Effects (8)
An Unusual Amount of Fear
Menace Fades
Squadron Assignment
Keeping the Empire Out Forever
Honor of the Jedi
What Are You Trying to Push on Us?
Cloud City Celebration x2
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See also
- Bastian Winkelhaus
- 2001 Decipher World Championship
- DeckTech decks
- Decklists
- Premiere - Reflections III
Sources
- QMC Winkelhaus Style, decktech.net
- QMC Winkelhaus Style, stephenskilton.com
- QMC Winkelhaus Style (GitHub Pages)
- QMC Winkelhaus Style (Wayback of decktech.net)
References
- ↑ QMC Winkelhaus Style, DeckTech (Bastian "Death Star" Winkelhaus, 22 November 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.