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Michael Fitzgerald (also published as Mike Fitzgerald) is a Star Wars CCG player whose decks were published on Trandosite, Rod Latham's UK fan site.[1] He was a finalist at the 1998 Decipher World Championship, qualifying through Dagobah Tampa from Jupiter, Florida, United States.[2]

Decklists

Miscellaneous decklists

Date Format Title Side
22 August 1999 Premiere - Endor No Shelter Light
23 August 1999 Premiere - Endor A Prescence I ve not deployed since Dark
28 August 1999 Premiere - Endor Shades of the ISB Dark
29 August 1999 Premiere - Endor The Emperor s War Machine Dark
4 September 1999 Premiere - Endor Don t Tread on me Light
5 September 1999 Premiere - Endor Revised- The Emperor s War Machine Dark
13 September 1999 Premiere - Endor No Shelter v 2 0 Light
26 September 1999 Premiere - Endor Final-Hope You Learned Something Light
29 September 1999 Premiere - Endor Baugh with the baugh Dark
3 October 1999 Premiere - Endor Final- The Emperor s War Machine Dark
4 October 1999 Premiere - Endor Highway to the Danger Zone Light
11 October 1999 Premiere - Endor Aiming high with Speeder Ops Light
23 October 1999 Premiere - Endor Putting the Dark Side Out of Commission Light
27 October 1999 Premiere - Endor Rock the Cazbaugh Light
5 November 1999 Premiere - Endor Forever will you dominate your destiny Dark
7 November 1999 Premiere - Endor My Blue Heaven Dark
2 December 1999 Premiere - Endor Copperhead-Big Blue in a Ralltiir form Dark
2 December 1999 Premiere - Endor Mike Fitzgerald LS Light
22 December 1999 Premiere - Endor What you don t know can hurt you Dark
23 December 1999 Premiere - Endor Firestarter ( Iceman s Regional deck ) Light
18 January 2000 Premiere - Endor Prophesy Dark
4 February 2000 Premiere - Endor I Want My E-P-P ( Han -- Profit deck ) Light
21 February 2000 Premiere - Endor Carefully Planning A Gift Light
6 March 2000 Premiere - Endor I Want my E-P-P Han (Profit) Take 2 Light
15 March 2000 Premiere - Endor Bulls on Parade Dark
21 March 2000 Premiere - Endor The Fragile Light
2 April 2000 Premiere - Endor Bulls on Parade Take 2 Dark
23 April 2000 Premiere - Endor Bulls on Parade Final Dark
20 May 2000 Premiere - Endor Another ROps deck with a different title Dark
8 July 2000 Premiere - Endor Set Your Course for Emperor s War Machine Dark
11 August 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Set Your SDs in Attack Position Dark
14 August 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Top Gun ( HB w/ Weapons ) Light
20 August 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Burn Him Before Me Dark
10 September 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Final-Burn Him Before Me Dark
16 September 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Superman's Dead Light
3 November 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Project 86 Light
3 November 2000 Premiere - Death Star II Cult of Janus Dark
23 April 2001 Premiere - Reflections II I WANNA ROCK ( Musicians ) Dark

Tournament Results

Date Event Format Finish Dark Light
8 October 2000 2000 DecipherCon Kibitzing Kibitzing [3]
6 October 2000 2000 DecipherCon Highlander Highlander [3]
5–7 October 2000 2000 Decipher World Championship (Day 1)[4] Premiere - Death Star II 4–4 Day 1 Dark Yavin 4: Massassi Throne Room
17 September 2000 September 2000 Boca Raton tournament Premiere - Death Star II 1st[5] Anti-Profit Scout Craze w/ Good Objective. Lots of guys
29 July 2000 2000 Dagobah Regionals Premiere - Death Star II 5th[6][7] "Burn Him Before Me": the new DS2 objective, battle heavy and flexible "For 3 years the system kept me down as forfeit fodder but now I'm the supafly!" (X-Y-Z Supafly): New Wedge with matching pilots and weapons
4 March 2000 2000 Merritt Island Grand Slam Premiere - Endor 4th[8][9][10][11] 'The Wretched' – Court musicians 'The Fragile' – Hidden Base mains beatdown
6 February 2000 February 2000 Boca Raton tournament Premiere - Endor 3rd[12] Musicians, 'Bittersweet Symphony', now with a grappler, Search And Destroy and Battle Order 'a LS deck' (Yavin 4 Nudj start)
23 January 2000 January 2000 Boca Raton tournament (23 January) Premiere - Endor 4th[13] Musicians, 'Bittersweet Symphony' (ECC and EJP, new EJP objective) Throne Room 'thing', normal stuff (unnamed)
19 December 1999 December 1999 Boca Raton tournament Premiere - Endor 2nd (tie)[14] Hunt Down, 'Prophesy' (related to the Steven Lewis / Clint Hays HDADTJ Worlds deck) Hidden Base, 'Who's the Boss?' (HB for generation and a bunch of characters)
21 November 1999 November 1999 Boca Raton tournament Premiere - Endor 2nd[15] Forever will you dominate your destiny (HDADTJ w/ dueling) B-Wings w/ Intruder Missiles and anti-Security Precautions tech
25 September 1999 1999 Dagobah Regionals Premiere - Endor 4th[16] 'Smack my B**** up': Drazin 'Firestarter': force denial, 2/0s, Oola, Civil Disorder, mains, SAC
8 August 1999 1999 GenCon Team Event Team Event Format 8th of 20 teams (Team Res Luck Rauf)[17] Hunt Down And Destroy The Jedi, as in the Open plus another Prophecy Of The Force and a Twi'lek 'Hope You Learned Something' Mind What You Have Learned (same as the Open)
7 August 1999 1999 GenCon Open Premiere - Endor 15th[18][19] Hunt Down And Destroy The Jedi, a version of Jason Markley's deck 'Hope You Learned Something' Mind What You Have Learned (untested)
21–22 November 1998 1998 Decipher World Championship Premiere - Special Edition Finalist[2]

Tournament reports

See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ No Shelter, Trandosite. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 1998 World Championship packet, Decipher / Kendrick Summers (20 November 1998). Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 icemans-dcon-2000-report, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 9 October 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  4. ↑ icemans-dcon-2000-report, Mike Fitzgerald, Decktech (9 October 2000)
  5. ↑ boca-raton-fl-9-17-00, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 17 September 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  6. ↑ dagobah-regionals-july-29-2000, DeckTech (Adam "Vincent Vega" Beauchamp, 31 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  7. ↑ iceman-s-dagobah-regional-report-2000, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 31 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  8. ↑ enter-night-fl-gs-p2-march-400, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 6 March 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  9. ↑ stitches-florida-gs-p1-march-400, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 6 March 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  10. ↑ florida-grand-slam-04-march-2000, DeckTech (Charlie "Bad Player" Herren, 7 March 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  11. ↑ merritt-island-florida-03-04-00-pt-ii, DeckTech (Leonard "Master Yoda" Mitchell, 8 March 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  12. ↑ d-d-d-d-d-dengar-boca-fl-2-6-00, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 6 February 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  13. ↑ titans-boca-raton-florida-1-23-00, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 23 January 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  14. ↑ two-of-a-feather-boca-raton-fl-12-19-99, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 19 December 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  15. ↑ 11-22-99-boca-raton-florida-back-in-saddle, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 24 November 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  16. ↑ dagobah-regional-9-25-99-tallahassee-fl, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 29 September 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  17. ↑ gen-con-team-tournament-milwaukee-wi-8-8-99, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 20 August 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  18. ↑ gen-con-milwaukee-wi-8-7-99, DeckTech (Mike "Iceman" Fitzgerald, 20 August 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
  19. ↑ very-long-gen-con-report-wisconsin-8-7-99, DeckTech (Jim "Stimmed Jim" Li, 3 September 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
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