Carl Mike Hardy

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Carl Mike Hardy (published as Mike Hardy, Carl Hardy and Carl "Mike" Hardy) was a Decipher-era Squadron Member, listed as Red 32 from Sacramento, CA.[1] The published fan table marks the slot Retired after Decipher's SWCCG run. He ran Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site on Tripod.

His squadron profile lists him as Carl Hardy and links his Star Wars CCG website. He was Red 32 in the Alderaan region, from Sacramento, CA.[2]

Service

Dates Service
25 April 1998 1998 Jabba's Palace Pre-Release (Mountain View) tournament director[3]
August 1999 – January 2001 Squadron Member Red 32, Alderaan region; Sacramento, CA[4][1]

Decipher recruited volunteer Squadron Members in the 1990s to promote SWCCG locally (tournaments, demos, player support). "FL" is printed on some slots in the surviving tables; the tables do not spell out the abbreviation.

He was a Radio Free Decipher broadcast 9 call-in guest on 26 February 1999, billed Mike Hardy.[5]

Interviews

Radio Free Decipher, 26 February 1999

Call-in guest on Radio Free Decipher broadcast 9, billed Mike Hardy, with Chris Swearingen, Alex Alcalde, and Guy Kargl. Host Carol Wisely.[5]

Miscellaneous decklists

Date Format Title Side
1999 Premiere - Endor CHiPs Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Cloud Car Rampage Light
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Corulag Operations Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Corvette Summer Light
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Mains and Toys Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Mike's Mains & Toys Light
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Pote Snitkin & the Skrilling Hoard Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Powered Armor Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Ralltiir Rampage Light
1999 Premiere - Death Star II The Flight Deck Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition The Freezer Dark
1999 Premiere - Special Edition Yoda Smack Light
25 April 2000 Premiere - Endor EBO Turbo Light
25 April 2000 Premiere - Special Edition HB Shoot 'Em Up Light
25 April 2000 Premiere - Special Edition Profitable Harvest Light
10 May 2000 Premiere - Endor ISB Whack-A-Mole Dark
15 June 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Blow it away! Dark
15 June 2000 Premiere - Endor Yavin Buster Dark
19 June 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Hoth Buster Dark
19 June 2000 Premiere - Endor TIEbo Dark
29 June 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Deactivate The Shield Light
29 June 2000 Premiere - Endor Omni-Mains Dark
29 June 2000 Premiere - Death Star II The Empire's Best Pilots Dark
3 July 2000 Premiere - Endor Jabba's Scummy Abyssins Dark
29 July 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Test 2 ROCKS Light
22 August 2000 Premiere - Death Star II The Razor Dark
22 August 2000 Premiere - Death Star II VSDs R US Dark
6 September 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Hunt Down And Destroy The Happy Fun Ball Light
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Cloud City Dark Side Dark
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Cloud City Light Side Light
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Hoth Dark Side Dark
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Hoth Light Side Light
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Space Dark Side Dark
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Space Light Side Light
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Tatooine Dark Side Dark
by January 2001 Premiere - Special Edition Tatooine Light Side Light
July 26th, 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Mobilized Ralltiir Operations Dark

Tournament Results

Date Event Format Finish Dark Light
20 August 2000 August 2000 Pleasanton tournament Premiere - Death Star II [6] Monkey TIEs (Steven Lewis style)
5 October 1996 1996 Tatooine Regionals (Provo) 1st[7]

See also

External links

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Squadron Members, geocities.ws/plarathas (Corellian Engineering Corporation fan site). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
  2. ↑ Star Wars CCG Squadrons: Red 32 profile, decipher.com. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
  3. ↑ Jabba's Pre-release, Paul Todd Feldman. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
  4. ↑ Star Wars CCG Squadrons: Alderaan, decipher.com (listings August 1999 – January 2001). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Radio Free Decipher 09, Player's Council (26 February 1999). Guests Chris Swearingen, Alex Alcalde, Mike Hardy, and Guy Kargl. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
  6. ↑ pleasonton-ca-9-20, DeckTech (Alfred "ThaBraHmaBuL" Dong, 21 August 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  7. ↑ Regional Championship Finalists, Decipher (1996). Preserved copy: Internet Archive