Karl Walker Hidden Base is Back

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Karl Walker Hidden Base is Back is the Light constructed list Karl Walker posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Defensive Shields

These cards were posted as Defensive Shields outside the 60. They do not count toward the 60.

The post says ten Defensive Shields and names only Battle Plan, Don't Do That Again, A Tragedy Has Occurred and Do, Or Do Not ('at least use'); those four are dested outside the deck.

The post also lists 1x Courage Of A Skywalker, which matches no known card; it is shown as posted and counted in the published total.

Original post

Hidden Base is Back

  • Author: Karl "yammosk" Walker
  • Published: March 12, 2002
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: This deck is just as good as it always was. But now it is faster and that means it works more competitively now.

Strategy

EDIT switch Get to your ships with Honor of the Jedi

Alright, the first hing to do in this deck is get virtual Luke out as fast as you can. Use him, his ship, or the AWRI combo to do this. Once he is out you can use him to pull one of the AWRI combos out once a turn and get out another pilot. You can use Luke to retrieve instead, but I only suggest this if you have sufficient power out.

I thnk it will be obvious to your opponent that Aldaraan is the hidden base, but it has no dark cons and all your other systems are some parsecs away. So unless your opponent has a way to deploy there with spies or the visage or they move there from a system they have close by they will have considerable trouble getting there. And if they do have a system there, that means they are playing space and it will be a good game.

In space you want to deploy systems as fast as you can to flip the objective.

Once it is flipped they should now have trouble drawing force. Now, you can also use the Grimtaash combo you can pull with scrambled tranny to hurt their hand. This combo will work awesome with TIE decks, your most fearsome foe.

Their are plenty of ways to hurt them on the ground. I would play Battle Plan, even if it hurts you. They use the force, then you cancel the drain with the objective. Image of Skywalker can help with those annoying Senate drains. And you can always attack with your Jedi. Save these for when your opponent gets overconfident at a sight. You can use the DDTA shield to get out TWTR and make the hit and run attack very effective (or you can use it to pull Vergence against a tough drain). The Resilience will get the lost Jedi back into hand also. Playing Honor of the Jedi ( also effective with Hunt Down, pull with YISYW) and doing this in against a combat deck will keep you from losing much, and them more.

The weapons in this deck can remove any TIEs or bounty hunter ships before the battle is even over. And Rebel Artillary ensures that they do some damage.

That is about it. Please review my deck and add reasons behind your results. Thank you.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
STARTING (8) Hidden Base (HB-Aldaraan) Rendevous Point HFTMF Squadron Assignments YISYW combo Scrambled Transmission Unusual amount of fear-sideboard Defensive Shields (10) At least use, Battle Plan, Don't do that again, A tragedy has occured, and Do, or do not LOCATIONS(6) Aldaraan Kessel Sullust Mon Calamari Aquilla Tatooine (C) CHARACTERS (14) Luke Skywalker(virtual) x2 Qui-Gon Jinn with lightsaber x2 Obi with lightsaber x2 Lando, Scoundrel x2 Theron Nett Jek Porkins Dutch Dash Rendar Wedge Antilles,RSL Hobbie Ships (9) R2 in Red 5 x2 Red 10 Red 6 Gold 1(virtual) Outrider Red Squadron 1 Red Squadron 4 Han, Chewie, Falcon Inturrupts (16) Jedi Resilliance x3 Rebel Artillary x2 Sorry about the mess AWRI/Darklighter spin x3 SI/Grimtaash x2 Rebel Barrier x3 It can wait x2 Effects (3) Get to your ships They win this round Vergence in the force Image of a Skywalker Weapons (3) X-Wing Cannon x3


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ Hidden Base is Back, DeckTech (Karl "yammosk" Walker, 12 March 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.