Tom Culpepper BHBM and kill his friends
Tom Culpepper BHBM and kill his friends is the Dark constructed list Tom Culpepper posted on DeckTech.[1]
Deck info
- Player: Tom Culpepper
- Published: 30 November 2000 (DeckTech)
- Published title: BHBM and kill his friends
- Format: Premiere - Death Star II
- Side: Dark
- Starting Card: Bring Him Before Me
- Starting Interrupt: Prepared Defenses
- GEMP Importable deck: Download
- Strategy: Not your typical BHBM deck. Uses ground pounders to win battles and holds its own in drains.
Decklist
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Objective Character
Weapon Vehicle
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Location
Effect
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Original post
BHBM and kill his friends
- Author: Tom "Gand" Culpepper
- Published: November 30, 2000
- Rating: 4.0
- Description: Not your typical BHBM deck. Uses ground pounders to win battles and holds its own in drains.
Strategy
This is a deck designed to control the ground at ENDOR. Do NOT go off planet unless they give you a docking bay from which to travel.
The goal is simple, control the ground for a solid drain base and get Vader to a battle ground early to start them losing force for Luke.
Adm Piett and Gen. Veers are the targets of Imperial Command. Commander Igar is the target of Piett's text. Well Earned Command(on Igar) is the target of You Cannot Hide Forever.
On your first turn you should be able to do the following Deploy a docking bay Deploy the Emperor to the bay pull and deploy the holotable via Masterfull Move(if they give you 1 force)
That is 9 force for your second turn on your own. Enough to deploy anything in the deck.
The revolving cards are 6 and 7 destiny and can be stacked easily with Reactor Terminal and Janus. Mix them in with a couple low destiny cards like spare lightsabers. With all the reacting power of the scouts combined with the extra destiny from Emperor's Power, 3 battles should be an easy task.
If they refuse to come to you, move the emperor to the ground and let him oversee the drain war.
The holotable is a great weapon. 10 times out of 10 you win battles there. Easiest way to make the pile on Insigniffigant rebellion grow. If they refuse to battle you there it is a constant drain of 2 while Igar roams the earth.
This deck is tough, but it lacks space cover. Most of the times I have found this not to be a problem, even agianst EBO and HB because of thier lack of ground support and the pace of this deck.
I have not tested this deck agianst all deck types, but it is part of a faily good wave of wins. I appreciate your comments and reviews.
Gand.
Original card list
Starting (8)
Bring Him Before Me/Take Your Father's Place
Your Destiny
Insigniffigant Rebellion
DSII Throne Room
Prepered Defenses
Mobilization Points
Imperial Arrest Order
You Cannot Hide Forever
Locations (6)
DSII Docking Bay
Endor Back Door
Endor Landing Platform
Endor Forest Clearing
Endor Dark Forest
Imperial Holotable
Characters (15)
Emperor Palpatine
Lord Vader x3
Commander Igar
General Veers
Admiral Piett
Mara Jade
Boba Fett w/Blaster
Marquand
Arnet
Watts
Colnen Davod Jon
Janus Greejatus x2
Vehicles (11)
Tempest 1 x2
Blizzard 1
Tempest Scout 1
Tempest Scout 2
Tempest Scout 3
Tempest Scout 4
Tempest Scout 5
Tempest Scout 6
Tempest Scout x2
Weapons (4)
Vader's Saber x2
Darth Vader's Lightsaber
Mara Jade's Saber
Effects (8)
Reactor Terminal
Visage of the Emperor x5
Well Earned Command
Overseeing It Personally
Interupts (8)
Imperial Command x2
Rise My Friend x2
Masterfull Move x4
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See also
Sources
- BHBM and kill his friends, decktech.net
- BHBM and kill his friends, stephenskilton.com
- BHBM and kill his friends (GitHub Pages)
- BHBM and kill his friends (Wayback of decktech.net)
References
- ↑ BHBM and kill his friends, DeckTech (Tom "Gand" Culpepper, 30 November 2000). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages; Wayback Machine.