2001 Decipher World Championship Scott Lingrell FreedomCon 2001 - Final 8 Deck

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2001 Decipher World Championship Scott Lingrell FreedomCon 2001 - Final 8 Deck is the Light constructed list Scott Lingrell posted on DeckTech after finishing 5th–8th at 2001 Decipher World Championship. He describes it as his old-school Rebel Strike Team boom-race deck from the final eight at FreedomCon 2001, changed since RamapoCon; the list is the one posted in March 2002, not a list as played at an event.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Epic Event

Podracer

Defensive Shields

These cards were posted as Defensive Shields outside the 60. They do not count toward the 60.

Original post

FreedomCon 2001 - Final 8 Deck

  • Author: Scott "CRingwell" Lingrell
  • Published: March 23, 2002
  • Rating: 5.0
  • Description: My old school RST Boomrace with a lot of changes since RamapoCon to prove the deck can still hold against anyone except Hayes Hunter (currently 4-1 against him) in the final 8 confrontation. :)

Strategy

With the SW Hall of Fame Voting coming around I thought I would post some of my best decks to give people an idea about what decks were and how they worked.

Start Deck With the new defensive shields stopping if not at least slowing down retrieving I knew I was going to have to adjust the deck from what I took second at RCon with. I decided though that making them lose the force from the Boomrace still hurt and if you were able to retrieve that was a bonus.

Here are reasons for some of the cards to explain why they were in there for this weekend.

Leia W/Blaster, Melas, Orrimarrko, Corran Horn, Owen & Beru...All of these guys draw destiny and except for the Lars family, Maul in the Bunker will not cause my charges to go in the used pile. This deck did not need Scouts except for Blount, Cracken for late game retrieval and spy ability to pull with Madine.

In this deck I decided to pull midge and that allowed me the ability to play more of the heavy hitters like EPP Han, 2 EPP Lukes, 2 EPP Obi's and even an EPP QuiGon for plenty of hilling.

In knowing that space decks might cause a problem due to the shields limiting my retrieval, I decided that I Hope She's Alright would win my games...which it did against Clint on day 2. Definate good idea.

Also, in now having a ton of EPP lightsaber swinging characters 3 Jedi Resilience cards made there way and they worked out huge.

On The Edge x2 were thrown in for retrieval to make up for the lack through the Boomrace. We Wish To Board at Once, 3 ASBackward and 2 Too Close For Comfort were added in, replacing the 6 OOCs that I knew everyone would be looking to grab, which allowed me to play my other interrupts at will.

Deciding that battling might be more inportant also I threw in the destiny adders (Gift and THISWTO) for maximum damage without sacrifing the high destiny in the deck.

The last big change in the deck that helped me win the games were anti Watto hate in 2 Grimtaash/Shock Combos to limit there hands.

Overall this deck is still a beast in the right hands and I hope to keep it as a viable option come DecipherCon 02 (FreedomCon?) )

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
An Unusual Amount Of Fear A Tragedy Has Occurred Wise Advice Your Insight Serves You Well Planetary Defenses He Can Go About His Business Do, Or Do Not Ounee Ta Aim High Don't Do That Again Battle Plan Rebel Strike Team/ Garrison Destroyed Tatooine Podrace Arena Endor Rebel Landing Site Endor Back Door Endor Endor Bunker Leia W/ Blaster General Crix Madine Obi-Wan W/ Lightsaber x2 Melas Orrimaarko Coran Horn Qui-Gon Jinn W/ Lightsaber Owen and Beru Han W/ Blaster Colonel Cracken Luke, Jedi Knight Luke W/ Lightsaber x2 Lieutenant Blount Anakin's Podracer Boonta Eve Podrace Deactivate The Sheild Generator I Did It Explosive Charge x3 The Shield Is Down x5 Strike Planning I Hope She's Alright A Jedi Resilience x3 Double Agent x2 The Bith Shuffle/Desparate Reach x2 On The Edge x2 Shock/Grimtaash x2 Throw Me Another Charge x4 Too Close For Comfort x2 A Step Backward x3 We Wish To Board At Once The Force Is Strong With This One Gift of The Mentor Podrace Prep


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ FreedomCon 2001 - Final 8 Deck, DeckTech (Scott "CRingwell" Lingrell, 23 March 2002). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.
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