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Peter Jurcovic There Are Those Droidekas is the Dark constructed list Peter Jurcovic posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info[edit]

Decklist[edit]

Objective

Character

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Original post[edit]

There Are Those Droidekas

  • Author: Peter "marvin" Jurcovic
  • Published: May 14, 2002
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: Here they are Here come the men in white uniforms. I mean, in metal frames. And actually, they're not real men (woman), but hey, who cares?

Strategy[edit]

The Background[edit]

Destroyer droids are cool and we all love them (”we would make holes in them,

so we could...” you now the story), but tell me who actually _plays_ with them (and

now I DON'T mean making holes in them, so we could... you now what). I mean,

everybody has good ol' P59 in deck, but that's the point.

But lets go serious. This is the deck I built together in aproximatly 15

minutes when I returned home from a tournament, where I got a ”Where Are

Those Droidekas?” card from one R3 prize pack. And I accidentally took

a look at the ”Cloud City Incinerator” card as well and there was it.

This is basically a ”fun” deck (and it hasn't been actually tested yet),

because it plays with non-standard cards (like non-unique destroyers) just

because they're cool and interesting. I won't try to convince anybody that

this is the ”DarkDealDoneRIGHT”, but I guess it surely is

”DarkDealDoneDIFFERENT” and hopefully also ”DarkDealDoneFUN”. And since

it's a quick-n-dirty deck, I would suggest you to take it just like an

inspiration for your own amazing creation(s).

The Idea[edit]

The deck is obviously built around destroyers and other kinds of droids

and Incinerator. If you happen to forget, then the gametext of Incinerator

says ”If you control, during your control phase, may use 2 Force to retrieve

one droid.”. And so that's what you do. You deploy your droids, let them rock

(and die) and retrieve them for another rock (and die) session. You have fun.

You (maybe, even) win.

The Strategy[edit]

...is pretty straightforward here. The deck should be played partly in a control

way, since you can set-up massive damage quickly, but almost all of the

characters you've got here may be used to battle your opponent.

And since you are able to respawn your droids in Incinerator, you should have

an edge in hit-n-run battles, so go, hit and run (to lost pile).

Card choices[edit]

Most of your characters (at around 76%) are droids. This is the incinerator

droid deck, so don't complain. The rest are Dark Jedies, because having

a few of them is a good idea for any dark deck.

Your space consists of some bounty hunter ships and Maul (and yeah, Chimaera).

Maul's Infiltrator is just too good to be true, especially in conjunction

with ”I Have You Now”, which works nice with ”Crush The Rebellion”, which

is just very good idea for any dark deck and a must for any dark-deal deck.

Just throw Maul in his Infiltrator in front of virtual Luke and friends and make

them loose their precious ships to attrition. Not funny. Or just use it to

protect your occupation and to satisfy Battle Plan (you would loose those

two for their Bespin drain anyway, right?). ”Not too bad for guy with

a silly makeup.”

There is no Mobilization Points/Executor/They Must Never Again Leave This City

combo here, because people are expecting it and are prepared for it and it

would require quite different character/interrupt selection. If you like it

more, then be my guest.

The interrupt and effect selection is also mostly pretty standard, even those

droid support/abuse interrupts are quite common in droid decks. But they're

broken, so why should we fix them?

High destiny easy recyclables include Omni Box & It's Worse (can be used to

disrupt their effort to take down cloaking Maul with a tracked six,

Sorry About The Mess and X-wing cannon), Masterful Move combo,

Master Destroyers and two

We Must Accelerates which can be used to pull another copy of itself out

from the deck and thus allowing you to take a look at your reserve and

set up destiny simultaneously.

Abyssin Ornament is here for eventual late-game retrieval (it can target those

destroyers).

Lesser-known effects include ”Precision Targeting” and ”Where Are Those

Droidekas?”, and I guess they're self explanatory as well, just read the cards

and you should have the idea.

The End[edit]

The deck most probably needs some work yet and most probably is not the best

dark deck out there, but it's different and it's funny, so take it and tweak it

and enjoy it. (And yeah, always start the game by revealing your P59 and

declaring him (it) as The Rep.)

Original card list[edit]

As posted on DeckTech
Objectives(1) This Deal Is Getting Worse All The Time/Droid Manufacturing Platform Locations(6) Bespin Bespin Cloud City Cloud City Casino Cloud City Incinerator Cloud City West Gallery Cloud City East Platform Characters(21) P59 (The Rep) P60 4lom w/gun IG88 w/gun Guri Destroyer Droid x7 Owo1 w/backup Battle Droid Officer x2 U3PO Darth Maul x2 Emperor Darth Sidious Darth Vader,DLOTS Starships(7) Maul's Sith Infiltrator x2 Zuckuss In Mist Hunter Bossk in Buss Boba Fett In Slave1 Dengar In Punishing One Chimaera Interrupts(15) Prepared Defenses Oh, Switch Off x2 Abyssin Ornament Stunning Leader Master, Destroyers I Have You Now x2 Masterful Move & Endor Occupation Ghhhk We Must Accelerate Our Plans x2 Evader & Monnok Omni Box & It's Worse Sniper & Dark Strike Effects(10) Fear Is My Ally (st) Combat Response (st) IAO & SP (st) I'm Sorry (st) Crush The Rebellion (st) Where Are Those Droidekas? Precision Targetting Dard Deal x2 Cloud City Occupation


See also[edit]

Sources[edit]

References

  1. ↑ There Are Those Droidekas, DeckTech (Peter "marvin" Jurcovic, 14 May 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
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