2002 NYC Mini-Open Scott Lingrell DS Bring Him Before Me
2002 NYC Mini-Open Scott Lingrell DS Bring Him Before Me was the Dark Side constructed list played by Scott Lingrell at 2002 NYC Mini-Open; the list below is as posted on DeckTech by Scott "CRingwell" Lingrell (2004-01-28).[1]
Note: Event per post header "Dark Side Decklist for NYC Mini-Open" (2002); posted Jan 2004.[1]
Deck info
- Player: Scott Lingrell
- Event: 2002 NYC Mini-Open
- Side: Dark
- Starting Card: Bring Him Before Me / Take Your Father's Place
- Deck name: Lingrell's NYC Dark Deck
- Format: Premiere - Original VS2
- Source: DeckTech post (preserved copy: Internet Archive)
Decklist
Original post
Lingrell's NYC Dark Deck
- Author: Scott "CRingwell" Lingrell
- Published: January 28, 2004
- Rating: 4.73
- Description: From 2002. This was the BHBM I played in NYC last year as well as at worlds in VA beach in 02
Strategy
So the decks a bit old eh? Yeah, I know. I played this deck and versions of it for a long time�too long I think.
One thing to remember, the Coruscant DB is the same planet as the Jedi Council Chamber�I forgot until my opponent reminded me at the NYC tournament last year.
This deck has one point and one point only. Draw lots of battle destinies with Sidious on Coruscant, I run Nemoidians and Emperor�s power to add extra battle destinies for a small deploy cost. It works great. In addition I use Bossk in HT and Res Luk to draw 4 destinies in space. Coupling this with Overestimate and you get a large amount of battle damage if done right.
This deck really had no main strategy other than to adapt to the opponent and force them to let their guard down where Vader/Maul/Fett are not. This is when the Nemoidians come to play. It really is a one dimensional deck that relied on battling before battling was popular again (Eg Civil Disorder (V)) and it did pretty well. With Drop in the deck, I only needed to win 2 battles then I would stack 1,1,7 and I could win the game once Vader captured Luke.
Since the deck had only one dimension, there were some problems � QMC decks since they would run away from my Nemi beatdowns along with Dash in space limiting the power of the BiHT.
In addition, WYS killed this deck. I lost to 3 WYS decks at worlds 2002 because everyone played it. So right now WYS is a bit out of the scene (it is starting to make a comeback with DS SAC being around again) so it would continue to be a meta choice because 9/10 WYS wins.
Some card choices-
Endor:DB � Dalton put it in. I never had a BG site in the deck but he reminded me that without it, the direct damage is useless vs TRM choke decks or space decks.
Ree-Yees and Zuckuss � I wanted cheap deploy bounty hunters with good power, since I started Molator (V), Goo was not a problem. These guys worked with Fett.
Dead Ewok � great for battles in space where they have Dash or Mirax and you make them forfeit=0. This was needed to give me any chance against WYS for overflow.
The deck is a blast. I recommend you try it.
Scott
Original card list
Scott Lingrell
Dark Side Decklist for NYC Mini-Open
Start
1. Fear Is My Ally
2. Bring Him Before Me
3. D* II Throne Room
4. Insignificent Rebellion
5. Your Destiny
6. Preparred Defenses
7. You Cannot Hide� / Mob Points
8. Imperial Arrest� / Secret Plans
9. Molator (V)
Locations
10. Endor : Landing Platform
11. Blockage Bridge
12. Coruscant DB
13. D* II DB
14. Rendili
Characters
15. Darth Maul with Lightsaber
16. Darth Maul with Lightsaber
17. Darth Maul with Lightsaber
18. Darth Maul with Lightsaber
19. Boba Fett Bounty Hunter
20. Boba Fett Bounty Hunter
21. Nute Gunray (Coruscant Version)
22. Nute Gunray (Coruscant Version)
23. Ree-Yees
24. Zuckuss
25. Dengar With Blaster Carbine
26. Darth Vader with Lightsaber
27. Darth Vader with Lightsaber
28. Darth Sidious
29. Darth Sidious
30. Emperor Palpatine
31. Emperor Palpatine
32. Rune Haako (Coruscant Version)
33. Lott Dod
34. Dr. Evazan & Ponda Baba
Starships
35. Bossk In Hounds Tooth
36. Bossk In Hounds Tooth
37. Bossk In Hounds Tooth
Interrupts
38. Masterful Move / Endor Celebration
39. Masterful Move / Endor Celebration
40. Sense (Premiere Ver)
41. Sense (Premiere Ver)
42. We Must Accelerate Our Plans
43. We Must Accelerate Our Plans
44. Control / Set For Stun
45. Control / Set For Stun
46. You Overestimate Their Chances
47. Res Luk Ra-auf
48. Res Luk Ra-auf
49. Rise, My Friend
50. Rise, My Friend
51. Dead Ewok
52. It�s Worse
53. Ghhhk / Those Rebels Won�t Escape Us
Effects
54. The Phantom Menace
55. The Phantom Menace
56. First Strike
57. Drop!
58. No Escape
59. Emperor�s Power
60. Blast Door Controls
Defensive Shields
1. I Find Your Lack� (V)
2. We�ll Let Fate Decide
3. Oppressive Enforcement
4. Fanfare
5. Come Here You Big Coward
6. Battle Order
7. Allegations of Coruption
8. Wipe Them Out, All Of Them
9. Reactor Terminal (V)
10. A Useless Gesture
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See also
Sources
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lingrell's NYC Dark Deck. Preserved copy: Internet Archive