Ryan Fojtik Pretty Pretty Princess

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Ryan Fojtik Pretty Pretty Princess is the Light constructed list Ryan Fojtik posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

  • Player: Ryan Fojtik
  • Published: 23 August 1999 (DeckTech)
  • Published title: Pretty Pretty Princess
  • Format: Premiere - Endor
  • Side: Light
  • Starting Card: Rescue The Princess
  • Starting Interrupt: The Signal
  • Starting Effect: Wise Advice
  • GEMP Importable deck: Download (omits Twi lek Advisor: not in GEMP)
  • Strategy: Use Death Star Plans, Spys, and Mains with Sabers to smack down characters so they dont come back.. rescue the whench as fast as possible

Decklist

Objective

Character

Starship

Vehicle

Location

Effect

Interrupt


The post also lists 2x Twi lek Advisor, which matches no known card; it is shown as posted and counted in the published total.

Original post

Pretty Pretty Princess

  • Author: Ryan "XjedeyeX" Fojtik
  • Published: August 23, 1999
  • Rating: 4.0
  • Description: Use Death Star Plans, Spys, and Mains with Sabers to smack down characters so they dont come back.. rescue the whench as fast as possible

Strategy

Ok, this is my shot at a rescue the princess deck based on a couple versions that ive seen in here and the version my brother plays that is slightly more retreival based (uses baragwins and On the Edge with tracked destinies), except that this one is a little bit better shored up than the other ones against the more popular kinds of decks.. first of all, this deck succeeds based on when its flipped, the opponents characters are removed from the game, never to come back.. so against the drazin engine, bye drazin, against Vader+Tarkin, one EPP saber, and you never have to worry about vader again, add in the +2 to attrition EVERYWHERE, and the high overall destiny of the deck, especially in the late game, and youve got things dying all over the place.. when you fight in space, track a couple 6s, and they lose 14 from the site every turn, when youre on the ground, saber and shoot everything while keeping the bacta tank up and running... included is protection from duels in the form of high destiny (track 2 6s and watch vader go bye bye) and the standard anti cards (glancing blow and courage) thatll ensure that you win and they lose in the duel.. the drain potential is a little shaky, but the retreival with death star plans (immune to alter with a bothan spy who cant be choked in a lift tube) makes that slightly moot.. possible additions for the local meta would be surprise assault and a few controls... other than that, it plays like a mains deck that uses spys to get leia, uses leia to get reflection, and bothan spys to retreive en masse.. and when i think about it, id probably remove jeroem webb for Ooola if i took this to a tournament.. other than that, its got protection against manipulation, numbers, dueling, and DS space.. its got heavy retreival, EPPs mass characters, spys against visage, and all kinds of fun stuff..

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Start (8) Rescue the Princess DSDetention Block Corridor DSDocking Bay Y4Massasi War Room Y4Docking Bay Princess Organa The Signal Wise Advice Locations (6) Kessel TatooineCantina Cloud CityLower Corridor Cloud CityCarbonite Chamber Y4Messasi Ruins Y4Messasi Headquarters Vehicles(2) Lift Tube x2 Characters (19) Obiwan w/lightsaber x2 Luke w/lightsaber x2 Han w/blaster x2 Chewbacca Orrimarko Melaas Bo Shek Kal Fal Cndros Biggs Darklighter Derek 'Hobbie' Klivian Jeroem Webb Commander Vandeen Willard 8D8 Bothan Spy x3 Starships(5) Millenium Falcon Tantive IV Spiral Red Leader in Red 1 Gold Leader in Gold 1 Interrupts (9) Twi lek Advisor x2 Im Here To Rescue You x3 Shocking Information Clash Of Sabers Glancing Blow Courage Of a Skywalker Effects (11) Insurrection Bacta Tank Battle Plan Death Star Plans x3 Whatre You Tryin to Push on Us Do or Do Not Reflection Traffic Control Ultimatum


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ Pretty Pretty Princess, DeckTech (Ryan "XjedeyeX" Fojtik, 23 August 1999). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.