Brad Eier big blue done HHH style aka it is THAT DAMN GOOD

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Brad Eier big blue done HHH style aka it is THAT DAMN GOOD is the Dark constructed list Brad Eier posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Starship

Vehicle

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Admiral's Order

Podracer

Defensive Shields

These cards were posted as Defensive Shields outside the 60. They do not count toward the 60.

Posted after Fear Is My Ally, outside the main list: resistance, grabber, code clerance, oppressive, odds, big coward, fanfare, racing, smuggler, sabbacc (might switch to battle plan). 'grabber' and 'odds' are kept as written.

Original post

big blue done HHH style aka it is THAT DAMN GOOD

  • Author: brad "swccguy" eier
  • Published: November 13, 2001
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: win

Strategy

ok this deck is pretty good. I like it because it can do early damage, but it can also keep up that damage the entire game. Its almost like a garrison deck on tatooine, except its faster and can play cards for free sometimes.

The basic strategy is to get watto out turn 1, imp commad for a guy, drop him and flip. i like to start mob points, then as your first action go grab the executor before they can take an action. so even if they play the ddta shield, you'll be ok. oh yeah if they dont then abuse db activation. the next few turns you want to back-up your guys with walkers piloted by the empires finest. try for an early merrijik so you can grab the system. then you can setup occupation and the direct damage AO. that, combined with search and destroy, watto damage, aaa, and your ping-drains is usually enough. the new defensive cards really help this deck.

vs wys i recommend taking the system. you can ignore kessel with burecrat. do quick damage. the defensive shields help against retrevial and interrupt abuse. as always wys is a difficult matchup. trample/imp commnd owns.

vs new dueler ignore them. burocrat lets you. if they spread too thin vader can go for a hit but usually just toss him to a drain. i think you can out-damage them.

vs trm or mains you have the advantage. imp command, trample and battle deployment rule. its hard to hit guys hiding inside walkers. revo doesnt hurt too much. just be smart and hold your ghhhks.

vs dagobah or other non-interactive or racer chybc is great. you may want to start no escape to prevent honour. you have high destinies so you have a shot at the race. just setup damage and beware suicide runs. dont deploy vader (unless vs a test 6 deck, beware of uncontrollable fury though).

vs hbx types security precautions is good. setup a strong presence at the tat system. you can spread kinda thin on the ground (hold a ghhhk incase). once they flip start probing everywhere. probe tatooine and sit executor there, it will never leave. use burocrat on kessel/coruscant drains.

vs ebo style space beaurocrat is good. this is similar to the hbx matchup except they cant cancel drains. setup fast damage and you should be ok.

email me questions

thanx

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
No money/i'm a slave 4 u Executor db Mos espa db Tatooine db Mos espa Watto's junk Tatooine Watto x 3 GA thrawn Admiral piett General veers Commander igar Commander merrejik Admiral chiraneau Admiral ozzel Darth vader with lightsaber Blizzard scout 1 Tempest scout 3 Tempest scout 4 Blizzard 2 Blizzard 4 Tempest 1 Dominator Chimaera Zuckuss in Bossk in Executor Battle deployment We're in attack position now Imperial command x 5 Trample x 3 Accelerate plans x 2 Projective telepathy x 2 Ghhhk combo x 2 Wattos cube Prepared defenses Enter the bureaucrat x 2 IAO/plans Wipe them out Security precautions First strike Tatooine occupation Mobilization points Ability x 3 Search and destroy No escape Sebulba's racer Fear is my ally resistance grabber code clerance oppressive odds big coward fanfare racing smuggler sabbacc (might switch to battle plan)


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ big blue done HHH style aka it is THAT DAMN GOOD, DeckTech (brad "swccguy" eier, 13 November 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.