Scot Vales Newbie Training Part 2
Scot Vales Newbie Training Part 2 is the Dark constructed list Scot Vales posted on DeckTech.[1]
Deck info
- Player: Scot Vales
- Published: 24 June 2001 (DeckTech)
- Published title: Newbie Training Part 2
- Format: Premiere - Tatooine
- Side: Dark
- Starting Card: Yavin 4
- GEMP Importable deck: Download
- Strategy: This is the Dark Side 30 card space training deck. It goes hand-in-hand with the other traing decks.
Decklist
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Character
Device Weapon Starship
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Location Effect
Interrupt
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Original post
Newbie Training Part 2
- Author: Scot "The Ithorian" Vales
- Published: June 24, 2001
- Rating: 4.0
- Description: This is the Dark Side 30 card space training deck. It goes hand-in-hand with the other traing decks.
Strategy
THIS IS NOT INTENDED AS A TOURNAMENT DECK
This is a second part to my previous training deck which focused on the basic rules, phases of the game, basic strategy, and Force circulation.
Not for a tourny, this deck should be built in order to teach a new player how to play SWCCG.
If you have not looked at the other training decks for both sides of the Force, I reccomend that you do so before reading this.
The rules that are in this deck that are not in my previous one are hyperspace travel, the difference between capital ships and starfighters, Sense/Alter, and pilots.
I chose these personas and ships WITHOUT Squadron Assignments so as to look familiar to the new player and teach the game without having to bother with the term "matching pilot". (I feel that worrying about who should be in which ship will over-complicate a player's second game.) After all I want them to see their favorite characters without overwhelming them.
Some quick notes on use
The use of starship weapons is very important to include because of the difference when you fire at both starfighters and capital ships. The Ion Cannon was an easy choice because it compliments the Light Side deck and would show how important defense value and hyperdrive is.
I deleted sectors for the time being because cloud, asteriod, or DSII rules might be a bit much -- I just want the basics.
One change you might consider is trading Needa/Avenger for Praji/Devastator but both work well.
Although Sense/Alter are in this deck because they are such influential cards in the metagame, these training decks do not really go into the Sense/Alter war.
Starting with Yavin 4 is important so that hyperdrive is a choice while Eraidu causes hyperdrive not to be a choice. (For those without an Eraidu, it can be traded for Coruscant very easily.)
After trying an open hand game with this AND the first 30 card deck, put them together. Play a closed game with both decks in a 60 card deck. Go over landing starfighters and shuttling.
I found that after teaching with these decks, I started to reconsider some of the cards that I play with. Gravity Shadow is good Kintan Strider is better
With this information, a new player will be ready for their first SWCCG experience and deck building. Mind you, this is not the complete rules. There is more to learn. That's where regular play comes in...
I welcome comments and would like to hear suggestions.
The Ithorian
Scot Vales
Original card list
Starting
Yavin 4
Locations
Tatooine
Eraidu
Characters
Admiral Motti
Chief Bast
Captain Needa
Dr. Evazan
DS-61-3
Grand Moff Tarkin
Imperial Pilot
R1-G4
Starships
Black 3
Avenger
Imperial Star Destroyer
TIE Advanced x1
TIE Fighter (x3)
Devices
Deflector Shield Generator
Weapons
Boosted TIE Cannon
Ion Cannon
Turbolaser Battery
Interupts
Alter
Dark Collaboration
I've Got A Problem Here
Kintan Strider
Sense
Gravity Shadow
Effects
Baniss Keeg
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See also
Sources
- Newbie Training Part 2, decktech.net
- Newbie Training Part 2, stephenskilton.com
- Newbie Training Part 2 (GitHub Pages)
References
- ↑ Newbie Training Part 2, DeckTech (Scot "The Ithorian" Vales, 24 June 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.