Brock Buss Hunt Down version 2 0

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Brock Buss Hunt Down version 2 0 is the Dark constructed list Brock Buss posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

  • Player: Brock Buss
  • Published: 5 September 1999 (DeckTech)
  • Published title: Hunt Down version 2 0
  • Format: Premiere - Endor
  • Side: Dark
  • Starting Card: Hunt Down And Destroy The Jedi
  • GEMP Importable deck: Download
  • Strategy: The main idea is to duel Luke and turn him to the dark side by the third turn, if he is on the table by then. Suprisingly, it works well against a few other types of decks as well.

Decklist

Objective

Character

Starship

Vehicle

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Epic Event


Original post

Hunt Down version 2 0

  • Author: Brock "Tallon" Buss
  • Published: September 5, 1999
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: The main idea is to duel Luke and turn him to the dark side by the third turn, if he is on the table by then. Suprisingly, it works well against a few other types of decks as well.

Strategy

General Idea Turn Luke to the dark side the turn he hits the table (or as close to it as possible), with a Tatooine drain as backup.

This deck actually works well assaulting your opponent with Vader, while setting up the drain on Tatooine. One real problem is Goo Ney Tay making the good characters in the deck hard to deploy. Normally I'd put a few Alters in to eliminate this inconvenience, but instead I added a couple of 2/1, drain +1 locations to make up for it.

Start off with Bad Feeling Have I. Between the 4 Vader's in the deck, and the large amount of Force generation, it is difficult not to have the Dark Lord in your hand by the second turn. Deploy Darth to Tatooine and flip your objective. Usually by the third turn I have a good drain set up, and Visage is starting to take it's toll on the opponent.

Against a training deck, get Kessel (for some reason, against every training deck I play, I get Kessel in my opening hand...) as fast as possible, and land the Dark Lord to duel Luke. If Daughter of Skywalker is training, just kill her outright, you can't turn her to the dark side, yet. <grin>

Okay, so now the drains are set up, and Vader is attempting to disrupt the opponents strategy. The game should be almost over, and should result in a win if everything went according to plan.

This deck does have problems against a well built Operatives deck, and got smashed by Brian Hunter's Mind What You Have Learned deck (go figure...), but aside from that, it's fun to play, quite interactive if you take the battle to your opponent, and only a few setbacks.

The next version will have some endor cards in it, and maybe a whole new way to fight, thanks to my favorite offensive tool, the Biker Scout Anyway, I'll post version 2.1 (Not three until the next tournament...) when I get it tuned and figure out how to play a bit of a different style

Thanks for reading

-Tallon

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Objective Hunt Down and Destroy the Jedi Epic Event(1) Epic Duel Locations(13) Coruscant Kessel Executor Holotheater Executor Meditation Chamber Jabba's Palace Audience Chamber Tatooine Cantina Tatooine Jabba's Palace Tatooine Jundland Wastes Tatooine Lar's Moisture Farm x2 Tatooine Mos Eisley Characters(13) Admiral Ozzel Boba Fett With Blaster Rifle Captain Needa Darth Vader Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Vader With Lightsaber x2 Dengar Grand Moff Tarkin Lieutenant Commander Ardan Mosep U-3PO Zuckuss Starships(5) Bossk In Hound's Tooth Punishing One Sentinel-Class Landing Craft Tyrant Vader's Personal Shuttle Vehicles(4) Blizzard 2 Dune Walker Tempest Scout 5 Tempest Scout 6 Interrupts(14) Focused Attack x2 Ghhhk x2 Imperial Supply x2 Monnok x3 The Circle is Now Complete Twi'lek Advisor x2 Unexpected Interruption Vader's Obsession Effects(9) Bad Feeling Have I Come Here You Big Coward Presence Of The Force x2 Reactor Terminal Secret Plans There'll Be Hell To Pay x2 Visage of the Emperor


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ Hunt Down version 2 0, DeckTech (Brock "Tallon" Buss, 5 September 1999). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.