Keith Watabayashi

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Keith Watabayashi (DeckTech handle Gen)[1] posted a Light There Is Good In Him list from Day 2 of the 2002 World Championship, which he and Brad Reinhold played. He also posted a Dark My Kind Of Scum list (G-Scum).[2]

Tournament Results

Date Event Format Finish Dark Light
1–3 November 2002 2002 World Championship (Day 2) Premiere - Original VS3 Day 2 — There Is Good In Him
June 2002 2002 Endor Regionals Premiere - Original VS2 1st[3] Dark Deal Big Blue/Mains Lightsaber Combat with Baragwins
12 August 2001, 10 a.m. 2001 Vancouver Open Premiere - Tatooine 4th[4] Tatooine: Desert Landing Site
21 July 2001 July 2001 Seattle tournament Premiere - Tatooine 2nd[5] THE Maul Deck (Desert Landing Site / Jabba's Palace mains) WYS 'mains', based on a WYS deck by Julien Riveria (spelling uncertain) that won a tournament in Germany
2001 (before 18 May) 2001 Washington State Championship Premiere - Reflections II 4–2[6][7] ISB Operations (space) Force Choke Mains (twix)[8]
16 September 2000 September 2000 Seattle tournament (16 September) Premiere - Death Star II 3rd[9] anti-Profit Jabba's Palace deck (no objective) Throne Room with 'not-so-usual tech' (no objective)
16 September 2000 September 2000 Seattle tournament (16 September) Premiere - Death Star II 3rd[10] Throne Room Mains
15 July 2000 July 2000 Seattle tournament Premiere - Endor 3rd[11] Hidden Base
15 July 2000 July 2000 Seattle tournament Premiere - Endor [12] ISB imperial
1 July 2000 2000 Endor Regionals Premiere - Endor [13] Throne Room Mains
6 May 2000 May 2000 Seattle tournament Premiere - Endor 9th or 10th[14] Occupation (Tatooine Occupation, Jabba's Palace start) Hidden Base with flipping OMDH (Falke/Lush combination)
15 April 2000 April 2000 Seattle tournament Premiere - Endor 4–2 record[15] 'Teacher'-style anti-main Hunt Down starting IAO Falke-style Hidden Base (experimental, with Kessel Run)
5 February 2000 February 2000 Seattle tournament Premiere - Endor [16] Bothan Speeder Ops
2004 2004 Washington State Championship Premiere - Original VS6 1st — Local Uprising (V)

Miscellaneous decklists

Date Format Title Side
14 May 2000 Premiere - Endor JEDI made easy Light
25 May 2000 Premiere - Endor What could be Matt s QMC deck Light
8 June 2000 Premiere - Endor The Anti-Rallops Light
30 August 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Just a solid EBO Light
2 September 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Hidden Base ISB Choke Light
9 September 2000 Premiere - Death Star II The Bad Touch V1 1 Dark
22 October 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Celebrating Rebel Leadership Light
10 November 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Original Net Deck Light
12 November 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Original Net Deck V 1 0 Light
14 January 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Y2K Bird-Of-Prey Light
23 January 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Y2K Bird-Of-Prey V1 5 Light
6 February 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Y2K Bird-Of-Prey V 2 0 Light
9 February 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Hamlet Light
13 March 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Teching Agents of the Black Sun Dark
17 March 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Teching Agents of the Black Sun V 1 5 Dark
18 May 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Golden Light
21 May 2001 Premiere - Reflections II Is Everbody In Dark
14 July 2001 Premiere - Tatooine THE Maul deck Dark
19 August 2001 Premiere - Tatooine Vancouver Open 4th place DS Dark
28 September 2001 Premiere - Coruscant Techish Type II Senate Light
28 September 2001 Episode I Closed Environment Techish Type II Senate Light
17 October 2001 Premiere - Coruscant Q-M-C- N0 RF3 Light
30 October 2001 Premiere - Coruscant Final Hyperdrive Light
1 November 2001 Premiere - Reflections III Duel of the Baragwins Light
28 December 2001 Premiere - Original VS1 All your Base are Belong to Seattle Dark
29 November 2002 Premiere - Original VS3 G-Scum Dark

Tournament reports

See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ The other TIGIH at Deciphercon, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 17 November 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
  2. ↑ G-Scum, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 29 November 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
  3. ↑ gens-endor-regional-report, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 13 June 2002). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  4. ↑ Vancouver Open 4th place DS, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 19 August 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.
  5. ↑ seattle-wa-7-21-01, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 21 July 2001). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  6. ↑ Golden, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 18 May 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.
  7. ↑ Is Everbody In, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 21 May 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.
  8. ↑ wa-state-championship-4-21-01, DeckTech (Douglas "Douglas" Harvilla, 25 April 2001). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  9. ↑ seattle-wa-9-16-00, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 16 September 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  10. ↑ broken-games-seattle-wa-9-16-00, DeckTech (Douglas "Douglas" Harvilla, 17 September 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  11. ↑ seattle-wa-7-15-00, DeckTech (Douglas "Douglas" Harvilla, 16 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  12. ↑ seattle-wa, DeckTech (Jake "NeDraco" Rich, 28 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  13. ↑ endor-regional-seattle-wa-july-1-2000, DeckTech (Douglas "Douglas" Harvilla, 2 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  14. ↑ seattle-washington-5-6-00, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 6 May 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  15. ↑ seattle-washington-4-15-00, DeckTech (Keith "Gen" Watabayashi, 16 April 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  16. ↑ seattle-wa-2-5-00, DeckTech (Douglas "Douglas" Harvilla, 7 February 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
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