Carl Mike Hardy The Razor

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Carl Mike Hardy The Razor is a Dark constructed list published on Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site as The Razor. Carl Mike Hardy posted it on 22 August 2000. It was listed under Battle of Endor closed format.

Deck info


Introduction

The published list has 61 cards.

Decklist

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Interrupt

Strategy

Similar in a lot of respects to my CHiPs deck above, but, with only DS2 and Endor cards in it. This deck is designed to compete in the new closed tournament formats The Battle Of Endor Tournaments. It's strength lies in it's deployment speed. Nothing in here really deploys for more than 2 Force. Also, the destiny in this deck is really high! There are very few cards in here that are under 3 destiny! This works great with the few nasty surprises that are in this deck. First of all the effect selection fits the Biker Scout theme. I have You Cannot Hide Forever to help me pull any of the other three effects based on what I need against a particular opponent. If my opponent is playing Ewoks, then, I'll break out with Empire's New Order. Otherwise, I'll grab either Royal Escort (defense value 5 scouts aren't so bad at all!) or Parimeter Patrol (force him to funnel in from the Rebel Landing Site). Now for the tricks! Pitiful Little Band is awesome against Light Side scouts! Guess what the Light Side's going to have the most of... That's right, scouts! Plus, it's a nice recycling 5 destiny. High Speed Tactics, an obvious ploy for Biker Scouts, but, if used at the right time, can really miss up your opponent! Go for help can be another rude surprise for any Rebel force hoping to get the jump on your forces. Finally, Compact Firepower. Gabe Behymer demonstrated the effectiveness of this little jewel at the Thursday Gaming Nights. Imagine having your Jedi Luke suddenly power and forfeit =0! All because I fired a Scout Blaster! Yyyyikees! It's fun, it's fast and it cuts like a razor!

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