Michael Pistone Court Of The Vile Miyooom

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Michael Pistone Court Of The Vile Miyooom is the Dark constructed list Michael Pistone posted on DeckTech. The post says: 'At Boxborough this deck went 1 and 2 beating a MWHYL Mains deck against a (2000+) rated player and losing to two freaky Elom decks.' The only Boxborough event on the wiki is the 2000 Kashyyyk Regionals (22 July 2000, Holiday Inn, Boxborough, Massachusetts); the post gives no date. The post says the deck went 1–2 "at Boxborough" without naming the event or date, so it is filed as a general deck.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Creature

Weapon

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt


Original post

Court Of The Vile Miyooom

  • Author: Michael "MadSkills84" Pistone
  • Published: December 17, 2000
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: This deck is basically your normal court deck, but it uses Miyooom to crush your opponenet if they are playing mains. It is very cool.

Strategy

This deck is very good but had a bad track record cuz of odd matchups and the fact that I did play a few games with it poorly, but it still might be something worth trying. At Boxborough this deck went 1 and 2 beating a MWHYL Mains deck against a (2000+) rated player and losing to two freaky Elom decks. If you fear Elom decks, then you might not want to play it but considering Elom decks are not the biggest thing you might want to consider this deck.

Here's why I chose some of the cards I did Most of these cards make sense, if you don't know why I'm playing something give me a D-Mail and i'll add info about it to my Strat. section, until then these are the cards I think you might not know why I'm using them

Jabba The Hutt-He allows me to activate where I drain to help enhance the power of M'iiyooom

Resistance-Well that's my numbers killer and also helps against EBO which could be a problematic matchup

Blast Door Controls-Kills Profit by canceling Rebel Barrier and Narrow Escape

Here's the basic strategy Hopefully you get a M'iyooom in your opening hand, if not I prefer not deploying him with the jpac text but rather searching for docking bays and checking to see if you might have him in your force pile and drawing to get him. I like to pull Jabba the Hutt to get better activation going faster and because he is a very powerful character when combined with most of the bounty hunters. I set up a drain, scan away their hand, if they are unfortunate enough to be playing mains and can't get people down I set up Ability Ability Ability and Search Destroy to eat away at them and lead to the end of the game quickly.

Here's some matchups Problem matchups Squadron Assignments decks can give this a run for it's money, but you can always set up search destroy and drain to begin overtaking them. Remember you can deploy your bounty hunter ships from reserve deck so try to make the most of them. Resistance will also help against the EBO variant of this deck. Swarm Decks are also rather effective, if you fear these you may want to add another Monnok. The hardest matchup this deck faces is against an AITC swarm deck because you can't M'iyooom them, No Bargain doesn't effect them, None Shall Pass doesn't work, Search Destroy doesn't work and neither does Ability Ability Ability most likely, but AITC is not really a popular deck type so you should do fine.

Here's some good matchups Any mains deck. I decided to use this because I felt that basically the only light deck that I would see would be main decks, and it was true the tournament was 80 percent mains decks for light. I only played one but that's ok. Against mains here's what you can do. Set up M'iyooom and start scanning. You may feel they may hurt M'iyooom early game. Always put M'iyooom at the JPDungeon so they need a spy to deploy there. If they deploy a spy there it will cost them plus two because of No Bargain and if you have a None Shall Pass in your hand, that spy goes back to their hand only to be scanned away by M'iyooom next turn. The setup of your sites when you start should be tat pit of carkoon, JpAC, Jp Dungeon so if they want to deploy a main and move to the Dungeon to kill M'iyooom all in one turn it will cost +2 to the JPAC and you may be able to None Shall Pass him and scan him away next turn. If you do all this and keep a minimum amount of characters on the table which is very possible, you can set up Search Destroy, Ability Ability, Drains, and Court Damage to eat away at them.

It's a really cool deck, you should give it a try.

Thanks Mike

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Dark Deck Starting Court Of The Vile Gangster/I Shall Enjoy Watching You Die Tatooine Great Pit Of Carkoon Jabba's Palace Dungeon Jabba's Palace Audience Chamber Prepared Defenses Oppressive Enforcement Mobilization Points No Bargain Locations Carida Death Star 2 Docking Bay Spaceport Docking Bay Tatooine Cantina Tatooine Jabba's Palace Characters 3x M'iiyoom Onith 2x Mara Jade, The Emperor's Hand 2x Jabba The Hutt 2x Mosep Chall Bekan Cloud City Engineer Outer Rim Scout Galid Dr. Evazan Boelo Djas Puhr Boba Fett With Blaster Rifle 4-Lom With Concussion Rifle IG-88 With Riot Gun Weapons Mara Jade Lightsaber Starship Bossk In Hound's Tooth Zuckuss In Mist Hunter Creatures Sarlaac Interrupts 3x None Shall Pass Imperial Barrier 3x Twi'Lek Advisor 2x Masterful Move 2x Monnok Ghhhk Effects 2x There'll Be Hell To Pay Presence Of The Force 2x Scum And Villainy Resistance Ability Ability Ability There Is No Try Hutt Influence Search Destroy Secret Plans Blast Door Controls


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References

  1. ↑ Court Of The Vile Miyooom, DeckTech (Michael "MadSkills84" Pistone, 17 December 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
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