Sam Diamond The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me
Sam Diamond The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me is the Light constructed list Sam Diamond posted on DeckTech.[1]
Deck info[edit]
- Player: Sam Diamond
- Published: 5 May 2002 (DeckTech)
- Published title: The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me
- Format: Premiere - Original VS1
- Side: Light
- Starting Card: Quiet Mining Colony
- Starting Interrupt: Heading For The Medical Frigate
- Starting Effect: An Unusual Amount Of Fear
- GEMP Importable deck: Download
- Strategy: Solid QMC, that I've been using for a while. Title comes from a song by the underground rap group, Non Phixion, you may have seen their commercial on MTV2.
Decklist[edit]
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Objective Character
Weapon Starship |
Location
Effect
Interrupt
Admiral's Order |
Original post[edit]
The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me
- Author: Sam "AgentSD" Diamond
- Published: May 5, 2002
- Rating: 4.5
- Description: Solid QMC, that I've been using for a while. Title comes from a song by the underground rap group, Non Phixion, you may have seen their commercial on MTV2.
Strategy[edit]
I haven't posted a deck in god knows how long, but I figured I'd post this due to my renewed interest in the game and due to the fact that I've had this deck for a while and I'm probably going to be taking it apart soon.
Update Strike planning is to get the generals for quick flip and for capital support damage.
The deck is pretty simple and self-explanatory (plus I really don't feel like writing one of the giant strategies that I normally write). Basically, you set up at Bespin and get some guys to the sites for the fairly quick flip. Set up Capital support for some direct damage, celebration for retrieval. Path works like a beauty with SATM, and for dodging battles/rertrieving w/ celebration. Resiliences keep the EPPs coming back over and over. The reasons for the one Qui Gon are I only own one w/ lightsaber and didn't want to play one that didn't come equipped, and also Lightsaber combat forces me to keep makes my jedi crap on cloud city anyway, so it's better that I'm not packing a lot and relying on them. The space fleet is really powerful. Don't worry about this deck's activation. It looks like it might not be enough to pay for all the upkeep and crap, but I've never had any trouble, this deck has always done well for me. Lots of the time you don't need the falcon out there, and you usually aren't paying for too much on the ground anyway because of all the paths and sneaky crap like that.
Tell me what you think. Don't be dumb. Late.
Original card list[edit]
Start (8)
QMC/Balls
Bespin
CC Guest Quarters
An Unusual Amount of Feast (fear)
Strike Planning
Squad A$$
Keeping the emp out forever
Heading for the frig
Locatins (3)
CC North Corridor
CC Carbonite Chamber
CC West Gallery
Characters (17)
Luke EPP x3
Obi EPP X2
Qui Gon w/ stick
Leia EPP
Ten Numb
Ric Olie
General Walex Blissex
DS2 Wedge
Pucumir Thryss
Corran Horn
General Crix Madine
Lando, Scoundrel x2
Dash Rendar
Ships (5)
Outrider
Han, Chewie, and Falcon
Queen's Royal Starship
Red Squad 1
Blue Squad 5
Weapons (3)
Intruder Missile x2
X-Wing Laser Cannon
Interrupts (20)
We Wish To Board at once x2
Life Debt
Path of Least resistance x3
OOC/TT x3
Power Pivot
A Jedi's Reslience x2
SATM/BP x2
Rebel Barrier x2
Rebel Artillery x2
Gift of the Mentor
Off the Edge
Effects (2)
Menace Fades
CC Celebration
AO (2)
Capital Support
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See also[edit]
Sources[edit]
- The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me, decktech.net
- The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me, stephenskilton.com
- The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me (GitHub Pages)
- The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me (Wayback of decktech.net)
References
- ↑ The CIA Is Trying To Kill Me, DeckTech (Sam "AgentSD" Diamond, 5 May 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.