AdmiralThrawn36 Jabba's Thugs- Their sooooooooo grubby

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AdmiralThrawn36 Jabba's Thugs- Their sooooooooo grubby is a Dark constructed list published on Game Players Network.

Deck info

  • Player: AdmiralThrawn36
  • Published: 12 November 2002 (Game Players Network)
  • GPN category: Standard
  • Format: Premiere - Original VS2
  • Side: Dark
  • Starting Card: Jabba's Palace: Audience Chamber
  • Strategy: Jabba's Palace: Audience Chamber
  • GEMP Importable deck: Download (omits Djas Puhr (V) (Virtual Set 2: Our Most Desperate Hour), Prophetess (V) (Virtual Set 1: Legacy), Molator (V) (Virtual Set 2: Our Most Desperate Hour): not in GEMP)

Introduction

Please rate- its a fairly well used deck but I've added some new stuff to make it even better... please give me suggestions to eliminating the JEDI threat

The published list has 59 cards.

Decklist

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Interrupt

Strategy

Basically I use Prepared Defenses to get out Inconsequential losses, No Bargain, and Molator (V). The main things I have to get out are Jabba, Tatooine Occupation, Den of Thieves, and Scum and Villainy. The other effects give you some options to cause trouble. Scum and Villainy is obviously the most essential element because you can retrieve force just for initiating a battle. Basically Tatooine Occupation allows you a lot of times to force drain and cause extra losses (up to 3). Of course the non-unique characters and Den of Thieves allows you to ignore at least for a time, force drains by your opponent. Any suggestions about interrupts to add for extra destiny draws? Should I add more non-unique characters? I especially need some suggestions to dealing with those Jedi. I have added cards that increase deploy but those don’t work against Qui-Gon. I need some more suggestions about what to add to counteract these threats because this is the only real threat, besides crazy force draining in space, to this deck, that I can see. Thanks for comments.

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