Michael Pistone System Overload (Admiral Ozzel Superstar)

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Michael Pistone System Overload (Admiral Ozzel Superstar) is the Dark constructed list Michael Pistone posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Starship

Vehicle

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Admiral's Order

Defensive Shields

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

Posted 'Shields 10' outside the 60; all ten are named. Each dested to its Reflections III Defensive Shield page (the '(Dark)' page where an older Dark Effect has the plain title).

Original post

System Overload (Admiral Ozzel Superstar)

  • Author: Michael "MadSkills84" Pistone
  • Published: December 6, 2001
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: Deck design by Michael Pistone and Eric Hunter.

Strategy

UPDATE

Hey ”LONGSHOT” read the damn LS Combat objective. I can't cancel their drains but I CAN modify them.

So if you want a really tight deck that is incredibly fun to play look no further. This thing is incredibly solid, works well in the current meta and also is probably unexpected.

First, about card choices

Mob Points They can cancel it with the shield...great. Just pull Executor as your first action, and later on, you will get a battleground system.

Decree Canceling Drain bonuses is good.

Spaceport DB For wherever you need it...basically use it at Naboo, with 5-D6 aboard Blizzard 1 to subtract from drains of Lightsaber combat. And they can't do anything about it

Admiral Ozzel Best deploy/forfeit ratio in the game. Pull him with Imperial command. He is an ISB agent. Lose him to drains, retrieve him during draw phase, pull him with Imperial command. Track him and use Overload. All this makes him a Superstar.

Guri

Maybe unnecessary for this deck, but she just reinforces the whole idea about controlling your opponent.

Epp Maul He's good...if you don't have him, use a Tatooine Maul.

Fett Bounty Hunter When your opponent spreads thin and doesn't think you will come to the ground, send him and Vader down and just win the game that way.

4-Lom W/Gun Incredibly powerful, adds w/ Zuckuss...helps Fett add destinies, and can cancel anyone's game text.

Blizzard 1 For 5-D6 to cancel drains on.

Battle Deployment

To deploy Blizzard 1

2x Tie Interceptor Shoot down all of QMC and WYS ships = you win the game.

Dengar in ship SOOOO Powerful, cancel immunity and add to destinies. This card makes them actually have to lose something in battle.

Dark Maneuvers Trackable 6 that makes it harder for your ship to be shot down.

Artillery Trackable 7 that deals damage. How is that NOT good.

Ghhk/Those Rebels This card is so useful in the environment right now where Light runs from everything.

2x Projective Telepathy If you notice...i give little force, this helps that especially against LS combat.

3x Overload INCREDIBLY good card. Qui-Gon's new saber, and X-Wing Cannon's are both destiny 5's and being heavily played right now. Use this and it really hurts. Track Admiral Ozzel Superstar around, and it REALLY REALLY hurts.

His Name Is Anakin/Bad Feeling Have I These help aid the force denial even more.

Ok so this deck has a few major themes.

1. Force Denial

Think about it, the 3 major ls decks right now are

LS Combat (activates about 9-10 force on average)

WYS (activates about 12 force on average)

QMC (activates about 12 force on average)

When you kick them out of space, you are making them pay to drain. Combine that w/ Bad Feeling and/or His Name Is Anakin, plus the fact i'm giving them 1-2 force MAX, that really puts this deck at an advantage. Against Lightsaber combat, my activation is ridiculous and I can get set up fast. With Bad Feeling and Battle Order, the LS is really limited on their options, while I can run rampant with mine.

2. Superb space power

With the tie cannons, the ls doesn't stand a shot in space with the Imperial Commands.

3. Overload

Such an incredibly good card, if you can track well this will win you games.

As far as matchups go...i've basically explained it but here's a little more

WYS Start His Name Is Anakin instead of Decree. If you get Bad Feeling out fast you have the definate edge in this game. The overloads are huge in this matchup against, as well as the Tie Cannons. Get the system and you win the game.

QMC

Same as WYS except no His Name Is Anakin. Ghhhk/Those Rebels is huge this game.

LS Combat You screw them over on force, while they give you a good amount to get started with. Set up the Kashyyyk drain, reduce their drain w/ 5D6 and smack them if you can.

Feel free to contact me with question/comments

Props to Brad Reinhold and Alan Sagan (who came up with the Blizzard 1 and 5D6 against lightsaber combat idea) And anyone else who might have given Brad some of the ideas for this deck, bcuz he is the one that told me the idea.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting 7 ISB Objective Coruscant Prepared Defenses Imperial Decree Mob. Points IAO & Secret Plans Fear Is My Ally Locations 5 Fondor Kashyyyk Flagship Bridge Executor DB SpaceportDB Characters 18 5x Outer Rim Scout 5D6-RA7 2x Admiral Ozzel Officer Evax Commander Merrejek Grand Admiral Thrawn Admiral Chiranneu Guri Epp Maul Admiral Piett Boba Fett, Bounty Hunter Epp Vader 4-Lom With Gun Vehicles 1 Blizzard 1 Admirals Order 1 Battle Deployment Ships 8 Executor Chimaera Avenger Devastator 2x Tie Interceptor Zuckuss In Mist Hunter Dengar In Punishing One Weapons 2 2x Tie Cannon Interrupts 14 Dark Maneuvers Imperial Artillery Ghhhk & Those Rebels Won't Escape Us 3x Imperial Command 2x Projective Telepathy 2x We Must Accelerate Our Plans 3x Overload Abyssin Ornament Effects 4 His Name Is Anakin 2x Bad Feeling Have I Lateral Damage Shields 10 There Is No Try Oppressive Enforcement Battle Order You Cannot Hide Forever Allegations Of Corruption Do They Have A Code Clearance Come Here You Big Cowards We'll Let Fate Decide A Useless Gesture You've Never Won A Race?


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ System Overload (Admiral Ozzel Superstar), DeckTech (Michael "MadSkills84" Pistone, 6 December 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.