Michael Robinson LSC 2K2 A tribute to Jedi and their sabers

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Michael Robinson LSC 2K2 A tribute to Jedi and their sabers is the Light constructed list Michael Robinson posted on DeckTech.[1]

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Starship

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Interrupt

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Original post

LSC 2K2 A tribute to Jedi and their sabers

  • Author: Michael "Bobafett465" Robinson
  • Published: April 4, 2002
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: ya ya its LSC

Strategy

STRATEGY

Alright this deck had done fairly well in tournament play, and my meta-area is quite unpredictable, and in that any deck around here that does well is respectable. So , heres the step by step game chronology.

STEP BY STEP

Beginning of Game- The name of the game is analysis. Find out what he or she is playing an plan accordingly. If the deck is going to be focused on another planet and you think you can overpower him I if he has a weak character base or relies on non-uniques) go for it. If he has a deck based on Naboo, or a deck with a potential of placing a Naboo site down, sit and drain til he comes.

Mid

Game- Ok. By this time you should be draining In a normal game, and he will have to react. The most common reaction to this is Dark Jedi. Great. The plan is this. You deploy Qui and Obi to your sites. Stack sevens.They deploy. You cancel or barrier anything that comes. You combate on the same move phase. They lose huge and no DJ's. This strat WORKS. Use it well however, call any skill you have in play.

End of Game- By this Time you probably have uncontested control of the Naboo sites, so drain at will. If worse comes to worse and your losing big in the drain game, Revo the core if theres no chance of any battle there soon. Drain and battle anything left that comes out.

DESTINY LAYOUT

0- 1

1- 11

2- 3

3- 6

4- 10

5- 6

6- 4

7- 10

CARD CHOICE

EPP Luke- Good since hes a great overall character, and can battle when your flipped

It's a Trap/Blast/Barrier- use these cards to the best of their ability for escape.

Sense/Recoil in Fear- ya gotta have a little SAC, and the recoil can help if you get a crappy @#$% hand.

Revolution- a very VERY versatile card, use it wisely.

Lost in the Wilderness

underestimated heavily. I once out Xizor missing 2nd turn in a Black Sun Deck, they never found him.

Naked Threepio- Use him to put back stuff ya don't need, grab stuff you do.

CONCLUSION

Overall, the deck works if you can play it right. So, Utilize the text of ever card involved, avoid battles until YOU are ready, and always remember what your cards do. These kind of problems usually originate through little things like forgetting to retrieve after reflipping and stuff like that. Always remember stuff and good luck.

Michael Robinson

Coruscant

www.geocities.com/planetstarwars/home.html

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting (9) [1] HFTMF [1] Well Handle This/Duel of the Fates [1] Inner Strength0 [1] Colo Claw Fish [1] Insight [1] Pathetic Lifeform [1] An Unusual Amount of Fear [1] Naboo Generator Core [1] Naboo Generator Characters (12) [3] Qui Gon-Jinn, Jedi Master [3] EPP Luke [3] EPP Obi Wan [1] Scoundrel Lando [1] Yoda, Master of the Force [1] Threepio with no clothes Interrrupts (25) [1] On the Edge [1] Speak with the Jedi Council [1] Free Ride/ Endor Celebration [1] OOC/TT [3] Strangle [1] Houjix/Out of Nowhere [2] It's a Trap [1] Strike Blocked [1] Gift of the Mentor [1] End of A Reign [2} Control/Tunnel Vision [4] A Jedis Resilience [1] Sense/ Recoil in Fear [2] Rebel Barrier [1] Star Destroyer [1] Lost in the Wilderness [1] Blast the Door, Kid Sites (1) [1] Coruscant Jedi Council Chamber Effects (6) [2] Goo Nee Tay [1] Revolution [1] Im With You Too [1] Projection of a Skywalker [1] Honor of the Jedi Starships (2) [1] R2 in R5 [1] Han, Chewie in Falcon Weapons (5) [1] Bionic Hand [2] Intruder Missile [1] Qui-gons Lightstick [1] Jar-jar's Electropole


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References

  1. ↑ LSC 2K2 A tribute to Jedi and their sabers, DeckTech (Michael "Bobafett465" Robinson, 4 April 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.