Bill Kafer Oh hell no

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Bill Kafer Oh hell no is the Dark constructed list Bill Kafer posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Epic Event

Podracer

Original post

Oh hell no

  • Author: Bill "TacoBill" Kafer
  • Published: August 8, 2001
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: Everything that is wrong with the game today

Strategy

Changes- Switch Darth Vader for Lord Vader, switch IAO and Secret Plans to the combo card and Security Precations, switch 1 Masterful Move to the new combo.

The deck almost plays itself. Your first objective

is to win the race. This is done with the help of

Sebulba (who always wins), 2x Hit Racer, and 3x

Podracer Collision. This deck has never lost a race,

especially because 33 of the cards are destiny 3 or

higher (after starting the game). You win the race in

4-5 turns usually, and retrieve your lost pile. The next

thing to do, is to set up nubmers. Palpy and Tech Mo'r

go to the throne room, while Vader (EPP usually) goes

and kills all your opponents high-destiny characters.

Insight is no problem, because the deck can win without

using numbers. The TIEs are huge especially against EBO,

Hidden Base, and Watch Your Step. Against any non-space

deck (Harvest Mains, RST) and Quiet Mining Colony, you

own space. Plus, in those decks especially, most of the

characters you see are mains. Tht means low destiny for

the race, and a low total for numbers. Also, this is not

a flipping deck, BHBM is just a platofrm. This is why there

are EPP Vaders and not Lord Vader and DVDLOTS.

Match-ups

Watch Your Step

You own space. All Power to Weapons, 4

Interceptors, cannon = win for you. Most of these start

Insight, so EPP Vader does suicide runs in key spots, and

Emperor and Tech Mo'r give you a recycleable 5 in Force

Lightning.

Rebel Strike Team (non racing) Rebel Strike Team has very

little space, so you can take that pretty easily. A well

timed EPP Vader beatdown in the Bunker is key, especially

if they're about to blow up the Bunker. Numbers will work

here because General Solo, Crix, and Blount gives them a

total of 4 to your 12. Lose 8 please.

Any racing deck This is your toughest match-up. They will

give you a run for your money, but most likely you will come

out on top. Depending on the objective they use, you may need

to ditch Watto's Box for Imperial Arrest Order. If it is WYS

racing, then you must do this. Your interrupts are very

valuable yo you during the race, as well as Sebulba's cheating

ability. After teh race make sure you play smart, especilly if

you lost it (which shouldn't happen).

Quiet Mining Colony

This is a decent mtch-up. Alot of these

decks start Insight as well, but alot of people will ditch it

for Battle Plan, Menace Fades, or Honor of the Jedi. This is

when you strike with odds. Also, in space, and early presence

at Bespin can be game-altering. If you can get Bossk and/or

Dengar there with some TIEs by 2nd turn, you should be good.

Thats about it, if you have any questions, please D-MAIL me

BEFORE reviewing the deck so I can clear stuff up. Thanks.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting Start Your Engines Tatooine Podrace Arena Sebulba's Podracer Boonta Eve Podrace Watto's Box Insignificant Rebellion Your Destiny Death Star 2 Throne Room Bring Him Beofre Me/Take Your Father's Place Characters Darth Vader Darth Vader with Lightsaber x2 Emperor Palpatine Tech Mo'r x2 Starships Boba Fett In Slave 1 Bossk In Hound's Tooth Dengar in Punishing One Dreadnaught-Class Heavy Cruiser x2 TIE Interceptor x7 Weapons SFS L-s9.3 Laser Cannons x3 Effects 3,720 to 1 x3 First Strike Imperial Arrest Order Mobilization Points Secret Plans Sienar Fleet Systems x2 Interrupts All Power To Weapons x3 Force Lightning Hit Racer x2 Masterful Move x2 Ommni Box & It's Worse Podracer Collision x3 Short Range Fighters Twi'lek Advisor x3 Locations Cloud City East Platform (Docking Bay) Death Star 2 Docking Bay Endor Sullust Wakeelmui


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ Oh hell no, DeckTech (Bill "TacoBill" Kafer, 8 August 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.