Peter Hall Spaceport Speeder Bikes
Peter Hall Spaceport Speeder Bikes is the Dark constructed list Peter Hall posted on DeckTech.[1]
Deck info
- Player: Peter Hall
- Published: 17 April 2000 (DeckTech)
- Published title: Spaceport Speeder Bikes
- Format: Premiere - Endor
- Side: Dark
- Starting Card: Ralltiir Operations
- Starting Interrupt: Twi'lek Advisor
- Starting Effect: Bad Feeling Have I
- GEMP Importable deck: Download
- Strategy: Biker Scouts on Ralltiir, with extra cheese.
Decklist
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Objective Character
Starship
Vehicle
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Location
Effect
Interrupt
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Original post
Spaceport Speeder Bikes
- Author: Peter "martian" Hall
- Published: April 17, 2000
- Rating: 4.0
- Description: Biker Scouts on Ralltiir, with extra cheese.
Strategy
Update After further consideration, I decided that I'd ditch ABC2TU and Lateral damage for Decree and Crossfire. Decree isn't much harder to pull off than ABC with this deck, and it provides Revo protection (Revo on Raithal = bad.) Crossfire evens the odds vs. Speeders and X-WIng Swarm.
This is the final version of my Biker deck (probably). I've been playing it off and on ever since Endor was released. It's fun, and pretty competitve.
Why start with ROps? The FD -1 is cool, but the other two bonuses really help this deck. Destiny is good, so the +X really hurts. Lots of combos and recycleable interrupts, so searching is usually productive. As an added bonus, few people start Ultimatum vs. Rops, making the inserts that much more effective. I usually start BFHI, but occasionally I start with IAO (v. profit) or something else (Battle Order vs. Ops, etc).
Why Spaceport Sites? Basically, so Revos and/or site 'upgrades' don't hurt me. Revo on the Swamp or Jungle isn't cool. The forest doesn't help this deck in the first place. The Spaceport Prefect's Office has a nice GT (Burnsk is a leader), and the Street lets the bikers move for free, which is nice early in the game when I'm trying to flip and still have enough force to react.
Only eleven characters? Yep. Five Tactical Supports get them out of the deck ASAP. Carida lets me recycle them. I've never had the problem of being short on troopers.
What about insert protection? Grabbers take care of DFTD. It's tough to get Ultimatum's required three BG's early, and the Bikers are powerful enough to clear a site (with their nifty interrupts).
What about Beatdowns? Reacts are the first line of defense. If they can't stop a react, then Elsek will take care of any BD. Carida makes him re-usable. Main Course stops DTF, and You Rebel Scum takes care of Beezer/Lock. Even so, I still try to keep the sites pretty well fortified. Battle destiny is usually high enough to make up for the low power, especially considering the +X, the nifty text of the Bikers, and the interrupts.
Weaknesses? Eloms are a problem, but beatable. Speeder Ops would be a problem, especially if they have react-hosers or Ultimatum. DFTD in opening hand is not good.
There you have it. Rip it apart.
Original card list
Start(3)
Ralltiir Ops
Ralltiir
Twi'lek
Locations(8)
Carida
Coruscant
Raithal x2
Spaceport City
Spaceport Docking Bay
Spaceport Prefect's Office
Spaceport Street
Characters(11)
Biker Scout Trooper x3
Corporal Avarik
Corporal Drelosyn
Corporal Oberk
Sergeant Barich
Sergeant Elsek x2
Sergeant Irol
Sergeant Major Burnsk
Ships(7)
Devastator
Dreadnaught x2
Dengar in P1
Executor
Zuckuss in Mist Hunter
Vader's Shuttle
Vehilces(5)
Speeder Bike x5
Effects(16)
3,720 to 1 x5
A Bright Center
Bad Feeling
Battle Order
Biker Scout Gear
Imperial Arrest Order
Lateral Damage
Opressive Enforcement
Reactor Terminal
Security Precautions
There'll Be Hell To Pay x2
Interrupts(10)
High Speed Tactics
Main Course
Sneak Attack
Tactical Support x5
Tarkin's Orders
You Rebel Scum
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See also
Sources
- Spaceport Speeder Bikes, decktech.net
- Spaceport Speeder Bikes, stephenskilton.com
- Spaceport Speeder Bikes (GitHub Pages)
- Spaceport Speeder Bikes (Wayback of decktech.net)
References
- ↑ Spaceport Speeder Bikes, DeckTech (Peter "martian" Hall, 17 April 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.