Adam Montgomery Hunt Down 90210

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Adam Montgomery Hunt Down 90210 is the Dark constructed list Adam Montgomery posted on DeckTech. The description (24 May 2000) says the deck "Went undefeated at San Diego Open and Alderaan Regional." Neither event is dated in the post; the wiki's 2000 Alderaan Regionals (29 July 2000) and 2000 San Diego Comic-Con Open were played after this post.[1]

Deck info

  • Player: Adam Montgomery
  • Published: 24 May 2000 (DeckTech)
  • Published title: Hunt Down 90210
  • Format: Premiere - Endor
  • Side: Dark
  • Starting Card: Hunt Down And Destroy The Jedi
  • GEMP Importable deck: Download
  • Strategy: In immense beatdown deck that is incredibly fun to play with and not all that expensive to make. Went undefeated at San Diego Open and Alderaan Regional.

Decklist

Objective

Character

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt


Original post

Hunt Down 90210

  • Author: Adam "adrock" Montgomery
  • Published: May 24, 2000
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: In immense beatdown deck that is incredibly fun to play with and not all that expensive to make. Went undefeated at San Diego Open and Alderaan Regional.

Strategy

It won't make much sense to just read, but trust me, it works. I generally get Vader, 2 Cadets, DJP, Trooper Assault, and Tactical Support by the third turn (usually by the second). I put out one of my big drain sites to give me extra force and to bait them into deploying there. As soon as they deploy *anything* to a site, I play Tactical Support to get out the three Sergeants (if I don't have them already), and commence beatdown Let's break down the total power

Vader 6 2 Cadets 2 + 4 (TA) x 2 (DJP) = 12 Barich 2 + 2 (TA) x2 (DJP) = 8 Elsek 1 + 2 (TA) x2 (DJP) = 6 Wallen 2 + 2 (TA) x2 (DJP) = 8 Hewex 2 x 2 (DJP) + 5 (adds 1 for each Trooper) = 9

That's exactly 11 force to deploy, with a a grand total of 49 power Then, you get to use Barich's text to draw destiny and subtract from their total power attrition. And with such a high-destiny deck, you'll probably end up subtracting at least 3.

Obvious weaknesses are against decks that don't ever plan on deploying on the ground, but I generally beat Hidden Base with this, and numbers decks are taken care of by getting Vesden out with Tactical Support.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting (6) Hunt Down And Destroy The Jedi Executor Holotheatre Executor Meditation Chamber Visage Of The Emperor Twi'lek Advisor First Strike (helps prevent Houjix) Locations (6) Kiffex Endor Dark Forest Endor Back Door Cloud City Downtown Plaza Tatooine Cantina Hoth Defensive Perimeter Characters (22) Darth Vader Darth Vader, DLOTS x2 Darth Vader With Lightsaber Frand Moff Tarkin Major Hewex x2 Lieutenant Renz Stormtrooper Cadet x9 Sergeant Barich x2 Sergeant Wallen Sergeant Elsek Navy Trooper Vesden Interrupts (16) Tactical Support x4 Trooper Assault x4 Dark Jedi Presence x4 Unexpected Interruption x2 Abyssin Ornament Twi'lek Advisor Effects (4) Security Precautions Presence Of The Force x2 Strategic Reserves Starships (6) Dreadnaught-Class Heavy Cruiser x3 Bossk In Hound's Tooth Dengar In Punishing One Zuckuss In Mist Hunter


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ Hunt Down 90210, DeckTech (Adam "adrock" Montgomery, 24 May 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.