Chris Wodicka SFS Beatdown

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Chris Wodicka SFS Beatdown is the Dark constructed list Chris Wodicka posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt


The post also lists 2x Grabber, which matches no known card; it is shown as posted and counted in the published total.

Original post

SFS Beatdown

  • Author: Chris "Wedge231" Wodicka
  • Published: October 10, 2000
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: Standard TIE deck plus some cool suprises.

Strategy

This is my TIE deck. I haven't used it in a tournament but in testing it is 5-1. Sure, it is fairly weak on ground but it can hold the D* docking bay with Merrejk and you react with a TIE squadron or your forfeit him and get him back. Also don't tell me I'll Take The Leader will hurt because I have gotten by that in the past. I shoot up some of their guys and play Relentless Pursuit on the others. Here is a basic rundown

Locations

3 drain 2 systems and Kessel for cheap deploy. The war room is for activation, you can toss it for Kiffex because I don't own Kiffex but it would be in here if I had it. The asteroid field can cancel drains, give me somewhere to run to, and can get cards back into my deck. Wakeelmui and the other places are necassary for this deck.

Characters

Merrejk pulls systems, that is just there to speed up the deck. U-3PO cancels a drain, one of the best cards right now for space decks.

Ships TIE Interceptors rock with up to 7 power each. Vanguards can have your ships react or just use them for asteroid field or to fulfill Battle Plan. Dreadnaughts help me get from place to place and boost TIE power. Watch for landing claws though. The Emperor squadrons can react and let me retrieve 3 force with SFS. The DS Assault Squadron is for beatdowns. Watch for Uncontrollable Fury though.

Weapons These weapons kick butt. They are same as X-wing Cannons basically. Take out new Wedge in ship, Tycho, Tala guys, Falcon, or anyone else.

Interrupts Twileks get effects out faster. Short Range Fighters is for retrieval, do not use it for its other use because they will Sense it or grab it. All Power to Weapons can get out TIE's or add to their power. Relentless Pursuit is counterpart to Power Pivot. Use it on Mon Calamari ships or ships with matching pilots. Ghhhk is to lure them into a beatdown. Flawless Marksmenship helps you take out the Falcon with yuor guns. Don't tell me it is a waste of space, I have used this card in 4 of my 6 games so far.

Effects

Everything here is self explanatory. Either slows down retrieval, SAC, abusive cards, or training. I hate SAC, training, abusive cards, and huge retrieval so that is why I pack most of those cards. Ability x3 and Pride of the Empire is for direct damage. Dreaded Imperial Starfleet cancels drains and SFS is for retrieval.

Vs all decks just set up for beatdown. Make them commit first with either Ghhhk/Lone TIE or something similar. Spread and drain in space and use retrieval. Cancel drains with Dreaded Imperial Fleet and U-3PO. Very easy to play but fairly effective.

- Wedge231 http//tosche.swccgnews.com

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Objective SYCFA/TUPINTU Locations (10) Death Star Death Star Docking Bay Alderaan Wakeelmui Death Star War Room Kessel Endor Sullust Kashyyyk Asteroid Field Characters (2) U-3PO Merrejk Starships (18) Death Star Assault Squadron Emperors Sword Emperors Shield TIE Interceptor x9 TIE Vanguard x3 Dreadnaught x3 Weapons (2) SFS L-s 9.3 Laser Cannons x2 (from SE) Interrupts (13) Flawless Marksmenship Relentless Pursuit Twilek Advisor x2 All Power To Weapons x3 Short Range Fighters Ghhhk Masterful Move Shocking Revelation Ommni Box Prepared Defenses Effects (14) Sienar Fleet Systems Dreaded Imperial Starfleet Come Here You Big Coward Secret Plans Oppressive Enforcement Mobilization Points There Is No Try He Is Not Ready Broken Concentration Ability, Ability, Ability Pride of the Empire Reactor Terminal Grabber x2


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ SFS Beatdown, DeckTech (Chris "Wedge231" Wodicka, 10 October 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.