Reggie Martin Sunsdown On Tatooine For Fun & Profit

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Reggie Martin Sunsdown On Tatooine For Fun & Profit is the Light constructed list Reggie Martin posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

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Starship

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Interrupt

Original post

Sunsdown On Tatooine For Fun & Profit

  • Author: Reggie "Harkov" Martin
  • Published: July 5, 2001
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: This is your average Profit deck with Sunsdown/spies instead of, say, podracing. Why? Because no one expects it and free characters are yummy

Strategy

Okay first of all I know Qui-Gon would be good but he's on my want list. Maybe he will be in a later version of this deck. (As might Luke's Lightsaber)

This deck is much like my successful dark deck, the main instrument to my success being the Nightfall/Spies combo. Let's examine the characters I chose who deploy for FREE Master Luke is a no brainer (and can be replaced with Jedi for free), Lando W/Ax is a Tatooine beast, Boushh is decent and can swing a saber, Corran is awesome, Cracken is cool, and the other rebel spies are decent. I could also consider Han Solo to deploy for free.

Also good are Ben Kenobi (saves Han) and Chewbacca Protector (Deploys for 2 to Boushh).

The plan of battle is to use Nightfall (did I say sunsdown? I meant nightfall) and deploy a beatdown squad at once employing the droid and Jedi Presence, easily transforming the aging Commander Vanden Willard into a bloodlusted power 8 monster. Best of all, they all deploy for free so I can unload all at once. This is easiest when they come to you, but you can also preform the same trick at Raltirr, Endor, or any site with Nabrun (yes he can be canceled but he's great if they aren't using IAO).

I include lots of battle tricks like Clash Of Sabers to increase the damage.

Minimal starships are there for an endgame counterattack.

Though I can't really play either Menace Fades or Battle Plan very well, Ultimatum is a decent alternative. The Mos Eisley/Cantina duo is still good.

Basically I go for either an early flip or wait to retrieve my force and save Han right; it depends on what I draw. Then it's either attack someone with a nighttime surprise or attempt to outdrain my opponent if he is big blue or whatever. Though I get good direct damage, it's difficult to beat a SFS or Hunt Down deck. Fortunately, I have never seen a local Hunt Down deck

Whatever happens, I consider the most powerful element of my deck to be the originality. Most people won't expect nightfall / spies, nor do most people understand how powerful this is. I consider my dark side version of this deck more potent but I hope to do well in an upcoming tournament

Thanks for rating my deck,

Admiral Harkov

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Starting (8) YCEPFT/OBD Heading For The Medical Frigate Ultimatum Ounee Ta The Camp Tatooine Jabba's Palace Tatooine Audience Chamber Han Solo Other Locations (7) Tatooine x2 Tatooine Cantina x2 Tatooine Mos Eisley x2 Tatooine Obi Wan's Hut Characters (20) Ben Kenobi x2 Master Luke x2 Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight Lando With Vibro-Ax (spy) x2 Han With Heavy Blaster Pistol Boushh (spy) x2 Chewbacca, Protector x2 Corran Horn (spy) Tycho Celchu (spy) Lieutenant Blount (spy) Colonel Cracken (spy) Commander Vanden Willard (spy) B'omarr Monk 2X-3KPR x2 (nighttime droid) Starships (3) Tantive IV Spiral Red Leader In Red 1 Weapons (3) Anakin's Saber Obi-Wan's Saber Leia's Blaster Rifle Interrupts (15) The Signal Old Ben x2 Nabrun Leids x2 SATM & Blaster Proficiency Clash Of Sabers Gift Of The Mentor Armed And Dangerous Someone Who Loves You Jedi Presence x2 Sense x2 Alter Effects (4) Traffic Control Lightsaber Proficency Nightfall x2


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  1. ↑ Sunsdown On Tatooine For Fun & Profit, DeckTech (Reggie "Harkov" Martin, 5 July 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.