Steve Baroni Baroni's Hunt Down Sevens

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Steve Baroni Baroni's Hunt Down Sevens is the Dark constructed list Steve Baroni posted on DeckTech.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Weapon

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Epic Event

Original post

Baroni's Hunt Down Sevens

  • Author: steve "stevie B" baroni
  • Published: March 26, 2001
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: A high destiny huntdown deck that doesnt loose.

Strategy

Update

No one plays GRIMTASHH in my area and the few times they did they didnt get anything so if GRIMTASH is big in your area change a couple cards but dont tell me to worry bout GRIMTASHH cuz no one plays it against me.

Ive been playing this deck pretty much since day three of worlds. This is the best version of hunt down high destiny dueling. It plays with 10 sevens so you can choke capture and blind duel the opponent to death.

Always go for the first turn flip if they know the deck they wont come after vader that early on and if they dont well you can take care of them. The 3 maras are for a quik invasion of the oponnents docking bays. Im not sure what the meta in other regions but we get a lot of new age throne room around here. That and i use her a lot to do blind duels against Luke just incase for some reason i should loose i still have vader.

The space fleet is a bit skimpy but the whole game plan when it comes to dedicated space decks is to wipe out there site with the high destinies. stick 4lom and iggy on zuckuss and youve got a mean ship especially when your drawing sevens for your destiny. You can easily hold a system while chasing the opponent around space.

Visage never gets cancelled or atleast for that long since i play 8. Yes it isnt too smart to have them when it comes to grimtashh but no one plays that around here and you would be surprised how quikly i start to cycle the sevens back into the deck using either reactor terminal or janus.

You pretty much play the deck the same every game you set up drains and wait for the opponent to engage you. If they dont come after you then just drain t hem and use search and destroy to hurt the space and cheese decks. As soon as they engage you then you either duel them or beat them up by choking or capturing.

When it comes to dueling if your afraid to blind duel then dont play the deck. I blind dueled JK luke with lightsaber on the third turn of the game with focused attack and won by 3. From there on out i had won. Late game you want to non epic vaders obsession so you can retrieve a @#$% load of force.

The deck seems all balls but it wins and when it wins it wins big. Ive one games with this deck by as much as 44 and it consistly wins by a lot. It has lost maybe 3 games since ive been playing this version. It lost to Brian twiggs palace raider decks cuz at the time i had no retrieval protection and i couldnt do jack against his harvest except sit there and jerk off. It truly is a great deck yet it is hard to play.

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
Unknown Type Carida Cloud City East Platform (Docking Bay) Death Star Docking Bay 327 Executor Docking Bay Executor Holotheatre Executor Meditation Chamber Characters (19) 4-LOM With Concussion Rifle x2 Darth Vader, Dark Lord Of The Sith x5 Emperor Palpatine x2 Grand Moff Tarkin x2 IG-88 With Riot Gun x2 Janus Greejatus x2 Mara Jade, The Emperor's Hand x3 Mighty Jabba Starships (4) Bossk In Hound's Tooth x2 Zuckuss In Mist Hunter x2 Interrupts (8) Focused Attack Force Lightning Prepared Defenses The Circle Is Now Complete x2 Twi'lek Advisor Vader's Obsession x2 Effects (17) Disarmed Imperial Arrest Order Mobilization Points No Escape Reactor Terminal Search And Destroy Something Special Planned For Them Visage Of The Emperor x8 We're The Bait x2 Weapons (4) Mara Jade's Lightsaber x2 Vader's Lightsaber x2 Epic Events (1) Epic Duel Unknown Type Hunt Down And Destroy The Jedi/Their Fire Has Gone Out Of The Universe


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Sources

References

  1. ↑ Baroni's Hunt Down Sevens, DeckTech (steve "stevie B" baroni, 26 March 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.