Lewis Blake Use the Schwartz Geezum

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Lewis Blake Use the Schwartz Geezum is the Light constructed list Lewis Blake posted on DeckTech.[1]

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Original post

Use the Schwartz Geezum

  • Author: Lewis "Duke Devil" Blake
  • Published: September 29, 2001
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: Well it s your typical LS tat deck with madine/geezum going to pull all sites from the deck. For those of you who aren t good at math, that equals a lot of activation.

Strategy

Well it's not that complicated, but here goes

use strike planning to pull han and madine before you activate, before they do

anything on THEIR turn. as soon as you have 6 force(max 2 turns), deploy

geezum, madine, and shimi (via slave quarters). If you have enough force, you

can dump threepio at some other location to start tracking magic.

use geezum every turn until all locations are out, Insurrection pulls DB first turn.

plus, there is a pretty decent chance that you will get a site in your starting hand.

BATTLEBATTLEBATTLEdrainBATTLEBATTLEBATTLE (phew) until the opponent

has no, I repeat, NO characters anywhere within 376,492 parsecs of tatooine.

Han and Chewie are pretty much a given to have out, han pulled by Strike

Planning and chewie by madine by strike Planning. The camp protects against

mara (a little) and slows down things like ISB mobpoints,etc...

Sense and alter since I have so many high ability characters destiny is decently

high, but not so high that sense and alter will fail

barrier is useful, even in a beatdown deck

with a gift, artoo + threepio, and shimi, there is a possibility to subtract up to 4

from EACH of their battle destinies on tatooine, which is pretty much where they

stay anyways. Well, that certainly helps against the battle section of Ralops,

doesn't it?

Speaking of ralops, (and ISB, all the like) Underworld contacts helps to preserve

my drains.

contacts also keeps my tat sites on top of theirs

Losing Track + jar Jar + BM munchen = much pain and suffering and laughter

the padawan man is always a nice card to bounce around

Inconsequential barriers is nice to cancel several annoying cards like NSP

there are many ways to mess with battle destinies

skywalkers

gift of the mentor

protector

smoke screen

chewie w/ balster

leia w/ blaster

gen han

shimi

artoo + threepio

A gift

changing the odds

losing track

lando w/ axe

wow that is almost 1/4 of my deck heh

anyways, You pretty mush wanna battle the heck out of the opponent and drain if

if comes down to that (heaven forbid)

but even draining isn't that bad, esp with underworld contacts out

main weaknesses (so far as I can see) are

-somewhat slow start, depending on given avtivation)

-podracing

-heavy drain decks w/ beatdown protection (not a WHOLE lotta these, though...)

well I guess that's all, this is the second deck like this I've made, first on

tatooine.

thx for your reviews

--Lewis

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
START(5) (nope, no objective) Slave Quarters HFTMF Strike Planning The Camp Insurrection and Aim High CHARACTERS(20) Qui Gon Jinn Master Qui Gon Obi-Wan, Padawan x2 Master Luke Luke with Saber General Solo Chewbacca of Kashyyyk Chewie w/ blaster Lando w/ axe Corran Horn Leia w/ gun Boushh Naked Threepio Artoo Jar Jar Madine Shimi Tawass Khaa Geezum (is the man) LOCAIONS(7) Tat Cantina Tat Mos Espa DB Tat Hutt Trade Route Tat City Outskirts Tat Jabba s Palace JP AC JP Antechamber EFFECTS(7) Honor of the Jedi Thrown Back Brisky Morning Munchen Underworld Contacts A Gift Bacta Tank Draw Their Fire INTERRUPTS(19) The Signal x2 Too Close For comfort x2 Rebel Barrier Clash of sabers Gift Of the Mentor Skywalkers Protector Smoke Screen You Overestimate our chances Inconsequential Barriers Changing the Odds Weapon Levitaion Losing track Sense & Recoil in Fear x2 Alter & Friendly Fire x2 WEAPONS(2) Obi s saber Anikan s Saber


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References

  1. ↑ Use the Schwartz Geezum, DeckTech (Lewis "Duke Devil" Blake, 29 September 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.