Jonathan Brown This Deck Don't Lose TIES

Jonathan Brown This Deck Don't Lose TIES is the Dark constructed list Jonathan Brown posted on DeckTech.

Deck info

• Player: Jonathan Brown
• Published: 25 November 2001 (DeckTech)
• Published title: This Deck Don't Lose TIES
• Format: Premiere - Reflections III
• Side: Dark
• Starting Card: Wakeelmui
• Starting Interrupt: Prepared Defenses
• Starting Effect: Fear Is My Ally
• GEMP Importable deck: Download
• Strategy: this is simply an undefeated, cheasy as heck TIE Interceptor deck.

Decklist

Character 1x U-3PO (Yoo-Threepio) 1x Keder The Black Weapon 3x SFS L-s9.3 Laser Cannons Starship 12x TIE Interceptor 4x Dreadnaught-Class Heavy Cruiser 2x Flagship Executor 1x The Emperor's Sword 1x The Emperor's Shield Location 1x Wakeelmui 1x Kuat 1x Sullust 1x Kashyyyk 1x Endor

Effect 1x Fear Is My Ally 1x Oppressive Enforcement 1x Crossfire 1x You Cannot Hide Forever & Mobilization Points 1x Sienar Fleet Systems 1x Dreaded Imperial Starfleet 1x Lateral Damage 2x Mind Tricks Don't Work On Me Interrupt 1x Prepared Defenses 3x Projective Telepathy 3x We Must Accelerate Our Plans 4x All Power To Weapons 3x I Can't Shake Him! 2x Neimoidian Advisor 2x Short-range Fighters Admiral's Order 2x Fighter Cover

The starting section has a '( defensive shields )' line; no Defensive Shields are named in the list (the strategy mentions the Come Here You Big Coward shield and Security Precautions).

Original post

This Deck Don't Lose TIES

• Author: Jonathan "Carny" brown
• Published: November 25, 2001
• Rating: 4.5
• Description: this is simply an undefeated, cheasy as heck TIE Interceptor deck.

Strategy

alright fellows, this is a TIE deck that I have been tooling around with that I have never lost with. I have played it against all deck styles in this area including LS Combat, MWYHL, Pile, EBO, Throne Room, WYS, TIGIH and all kinds of others.

Card choices

All Power - duh. I use it lost more than I do used though, the used side is just icing

Crossfire- this card is rediculous. all you need is 1 Interceptor w/ a cannon to have a possible 14 power. thats insane.

Mind Tricks - I like this over Ghhk cause it can't be stopped. against non intereactive or non space decks, you can leave a TIE alone at each system without fear of a beatdown.

Flagship Executor - with Opressive Enforcement, its a 5 destiny huge ship. its really a surprise to opponents when you drop this down. non really intergral, though.

Projective Telepathy - this is a given in all my decks.

No Blockade Bridge? - I find that a desperate opponent will send a Jedi in there just to drain me for more. I don't need the Activation that badly, so I figure what the hey. I still use the rare Twi'lek, cause they can be recycled easily.

Neimoidian Advisor - gets my systems. simple as that

System selection - they are all travelable by my Dreadnaughts and one of the squadrons is cheaper at one.

The best thing about this deck is that it is very customizable. the core cards are as follows

12 TIEs

2 Squadrons

at least 3 Dreadnaughts

the starting stuff and Kuat

The Effects and Interrupts

the Admirals Orders

this deck could be changed into a mains TIE deck with some Imperial Commands and Thrawn, Chiraneau, etc. Could work with bombers as well. Could add in 3 grabbers.

Here is how a standard game usually plays out

first turn, before activation, pull kuat. activate, play kuat and any systems. Twi lek for Sienar Fleet, them Dreaded, them Mind Tricks.

If they are playing space, wait for them to deploy, then beat the piss out of them. if they are ground based, then deploys Ties only when nessessary(sp?). leave one per system, and hold all the ones in hand for late game retrieval.

Cancel any drains you can, by don't sweat it. with this deck, they hafta come to you, and when they do, they will be sorry. the only objective that can be interesting is Duel of the Fates, since you usually can't cancel their drains. you can drain for just as much, and you have WAY more retrival possibilities.

some deck matchups that are worth mentioning

WYS shoot their ships. projective telepathy is GOLD.

WHT/DOTF as I said above, your retrival outweighs their uncancelable drains.

HB this is fun. if it;s mains, use their systems to your advantage, if it's swarm, then have fun and be SMART. Against a good HB player, this can be rough, and if you have one, Security Precautions is great.

Throne Room they usually have little space, and their Revo drains will do nothing with the CHYBC defensive shield out.

EBO ha. all they can do is run. just don't overdeploy only to be hyper escaped.

pile same as Throne Room.

thats about all I have to say. if you have any questions, D-mail me or e-mail me at [email redacted]

Jonathan.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech

Starting Fear Is My Ally ( defensive shields ) Wakeelmui Prepared Defenses Opressive Enforcement(non combo) Crossfire YCHF/ Mobby Points Locations Kuat Sullust Kashyyyk Endor Starships TIE Interceptor x 12 Dreadnaught x 4 Flagship Executor x 2 The Emperor's Sword The Emperor's Shield Characters U-3PO Keder the Black Effects Sienar Fleet Systems Dreaded Imperial Starsfleet Lateral Damage Mind Tricks Won't Work on Me x 2 Interrupts Projective Telepathy x 3 We Must Accelrate Our Plans x 3 All Power to Weapons x 4 I can't Shake Him x 3 Neimoidian Advisor x 2 Short Range Fighters x 2 Weapons SFS L-s 9.3 Laser Cannon x 3 Admiral's Orders Fighter Cover x 2 thats it

See also

• Jonathan Brown
• DeckTech decks
• Decklists
• Premiere - Reflections III

Sources

• This Deck Don't Lose TIES, decktech.net
• This Deck Don't Lose TIES, stephenskilton.com
• This Deck Don't Lose TIES (GitHub Pages)
• This Deck Don't Lose TIES (Wayback of decktech.net)