Alexandre Dufresne Set your Course for system X and a Beat Down

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Alexandre Dufresne Set your Course for system X and a Beat Down is the Dark constructed list Alexandre Dufresne posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt


Original post

Set your Course for system X and a Beat Down

  • Author: Alexandre "Lord Kenobi" Dufresne
  • Published: February 9, 2001
  • Rating: 3.5
  • Description: This just your standard Set your Course deck with TIE's.

Strategy

Why no Palpy?

Well Palpy isn`t that usefull in this deck and better cards can ve put in instead of doing like other decks and puttin in Palpy x3, vader x3 and such. Just use those characters to beat your opponent if He comes to the DS Docking Bay. When he does, just capture, kill and torture his characters.

Deploy about 3-4 TIE's at each system with a Dreadnaught to transport them around. Then just sit back and enjoy the beat down.

more strategy will come soon after I do more testing of this deck at local tournaments.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting (8) Set your course for alderaan Alderaan Death Star Death Star Docking bay 327 Prepared defense Oppresive enforment & There is No Try Mobilisation point Planetary subjugation Locations (6) Endor Kashyyk Kessel Kiffex Sullust Wakeelmui Characters(6) IG- 88 with Riot Gun 4- Lom with Concussion Rifle Darth Vader with Lightsaber Commander Merrejk Arica Snoova Starships (15) The emperor`s Sword The emperor`s Shield Tie Bomber x7 Scimitar Squadron tie x3 Dreadnaught x3 Interrupts (14) Ghhhhkk & Those rebels Won't Escape Us Overload x3 Twilek advisor x2 All power to weapons x3 Imperial Barrier x3 Shorth Range Fighter x2 Effects (5) Lateral Damage There be hell to pay x2 Sienar fleet System x2 Weapons (6) Intruder Missile x4 Dark Jedi Lightsaber Vibro Axe


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ Set your Course for system X and a Beat Down, DeckTech (Alexandre "Lord Kenobi" Dufresne, 9 February 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.