Greg Tuck
Greg Tuck was a Decipher-era Squadron Member, listed as Red 56 from Flower Mound, Tx. The fan site's Squadron Members table marks the slot Retired after Decipher's SWCCG run.[1]
He played from early 1996.[2]
In their own words
One of the oldest SMs, I remember taking my girlfriend to a drive-in to watch the original Star Wars. This was a great arrangement, 'cause we got to see the movie, make out during the second movie, and then see Star Wars again!
I have a wife and two sons and work for what is, in essence, a small software company that just happens to be owned by a Big-5 accounting firm.
I've been playing SWCCG since early 1996 and so I've seen all the trends, expansions, ups, and downs and you know what?[2]
Tournament Results
| Date | Event | Format | Finish | Dark | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 May 2000 | 2000 Texas State Championship | Premiere - Endor | 38th[3] |
Service
| Dates | Service |
|---|---|
| January 2000 – January 2001 | Squadron Member Red 56, Dantooine region; Flower Mound, TX[4]; Decipher profile page[2][1] |
Decipher recruited volunteer Squadron Members in the 1990s to promote SWCCG locally (tournaments, demos, player support).
See also
- Squadron Members · Anagrams · Creators of SWCCG · Radio Free Decipher
- Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Squadron Members, geocities.ws/plarathas (Corellian Engineering Corporation fan site). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Star Wars CCG Squadrons: Red 56 profile, decipher.com. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ tx-state-championship-director-s-report, DeckTech (Brian "Red 81" Guthrie, 8 May 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ Star Wars CCG Squadrons: Dantooine, decipher.com (listings August 1999 – January 2001). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- Decipher SWCCG Squadron Members (Players Committee reprint). Preserved copy: Internet Archive