Peter Jacobson We DO need their scum v 2 0
Peter Jacobson We DO need their scum v 2 0 is the Dark constructed list Peter Jacobson posted on DeckTech. The post says 'I played this deck last weekend and it went 3-0' (week before 24 November 1999); no event is named.[1]
Deck info
- Player: Peter Jacobson
- Published: 24 November 1999 (DeckTech)
- Published title: We DO need their scum v 2 0
- Format: Premiere - Endor
- Side: Dark
- Starting Card: ISB Operations
- Starting Effect: Imperial Arrest Order
- GEMP Importable deck: Download (omits Docking Bay: not in GEMP)
- Strategy: This is a slightly modified version of a previous deck based around bounty hunting and ISB ops.
Decklist
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Objective Character
Device Weapon |
Starship
Location
Effect
Interrupt |
The post also lists 1x Docking Bay, which matches no known card; it is shown as posted and counted in the published total.
Original post
We DO need their scum v 2 0
- Author: Peter "jeeps" Jacobson
- Published: November 24, 1999
- Rating: 3.5
- Description: This is a slightly modified version of a previous deck based around bounty hunting and ISB ops.
Strategy
This is an 'improvement' on an earlier, less sucessful deck that I sumbitted a few weeks back. This time I focused around the decent collection of Outer Rim Scouts I have (8) and ISB ops. Anyway, I played this deck last weekend and it went 3-0. Here's the strategy I start with Corusant and ISB ops and use the Signal and deploy Imperial Arrest Order (to get out one of my two docking bays; I also use this opportunity to see what I might have in my force pile if I have to draw up anything). I then deploy Tatooine Docking Bay and try to set up camp with the prison. With the 9 or so ISB agents in this deck I usually can flip the objective in a few turns. This deck can hold off some moderate space decks and it's ground doesn't do too shabby againts opponent's mains. Hidden Weapons, Boba Fett, and Mandolorian Armor are good combos to capture powerful characters. Also if my oppoent tries to force drain, Always Thinking With Your Stomach can make them missing too. We Have a Prisoner can be used in space to capture those 'forfeit fodder' characters. As long as you have a bounty hunter aboard, you can capture. Once you take out a few of their mains, youre opponet get desparate and tries to break them out. That's when Vader and Tarking can come in and use force. Currently, I am planning on changing a few cards. If you count carefully, this deck is only 58 cards. I plan on adding another Mandalorian Armo if needed and anything else (probably an interupt) I might need. Please review Thanks for your time.
Original card list
Objective ISB Operations/Empire's Sinster Agents
Locations (8)
Coruscant (SL)
Tatooine
Nal Hutta
Tatooine Jabba's Palace (SL)
JP Audience Chamber
JP Dungeon
Tatooine Docking Bay (SL)
Docking Bay
Characters (18)
Outer Rim Scout x 8
Chall Beckan
Dr. Evazan
Feltipern Trevagg
Darth Vader, DLOTS
Darth Vader w/ Light Saber
Grand Moff Tarkin
Boba Fett (EPP)
Boba Fett (CC)
Jabba the Hutt
Zuckuss
Ships (5)
Bossk in Bus
Slave 1
Mist Hunter
Jabba' Space Cruiser
Punishing One
IG-2000
Weapons (3)
Dengar's Modified Riot Gun
Feltipern Trevagg's Stun Rifle
Devices (1)
Mandalorian Armor
Interupts (15)
Always Thinking with Your Stomach X 2
Hidden Weapons x 3
Twi'lek Advisor x 2
Res Luk Ra'auf x 2
We Have a prisoner
Oo-ta Goo-ta, Solo?
Jabba's Through With You
Sense
Alter
Effects (8)
Bounty x 2
Reactor Terminal
All Wrapped Up
Undercover x 2
Laterak Damage
Imperial Arrest Order (SI)
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See also
Sources
- We DO need their scum v 2 0, decktech.net
- We DO need their scum v 2 0, stephenskilton.com
- We DO need their scum v 2 0 (GitHub Pages)
- We DO need their scum v 2 0 (Wayback of decktech.net)
References
- ↑ We DO need their scum v 2 0, DeckTech (Peter "jeeps" Jacobson, 24 November 1999). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.