Wedge231 Long Island TRM

Wedge231 Long Island TRM is a Light constructed list published on Game Players Network.

Deck info

• Player: Wedge231
• Published: 24 June 2003 (Game Players Network)
• GPN category: Standard
• Format: Premiere - Original VS3
• Side: Light
• Starting Card: Yavin 4: Massassi Throne Room
• Strategy: Yavin 4: Massassi Throne Room
• GEMP Importable deck: Download (omits Leia (V) (Virtual Set 3), Wokling (V) (Virtual Set 3), Escape Pod (V) (Virtual Set 2: Our Most Desperate Hour): not in GEMP)

Introduction

This is the mains deck I have been running here for awhile. It has a tournment record of 9-2 for me. It's only losses were by 3 and 12 cards.

Decklist

Character 1x Yoda, Master Of The Force 1x Threepio With His Parts Showing 2x Luke With Lightsaber 2x Obi-Wan With Lightsaber 2x Qui-Gon Jinn With Lightsaber 1x Leia (V) (Virtual Set 3) 2x Lando Calrissian, Scoundrel 2x Corran Horn Starship 2x Han, Chewie, And The Falcon 1x Spiral Location 1x Yavin 4: Massassi Throne Room 1x Hoth: Echo Command Center (War Room) 1x Dagobah: Yoda's Hut 1x Rendezvous Point 1x Coruscant: Jedi Council Chamber

Effect 1x An Unusual Amount Of Fear 1x Wokling (V) (Virtual Set 3) 1x Colo Claw Fish 1x Your Insight Serves You Well 1x Draw Their Fire 2x Goo Nee Tay 1x Mechanical Failure 3x Revolution 1x Honor Of The Jedi 1x Scrambled Transmission Interrupt 1x Heading For The Medical Frigate 3x Out Of Commission & Transmission Terminated 2x The Bith Shuffle & Desperate Reach 3x A Jedi's Resilience 2x Sorry About The Mess & Blaster Proficiency 1x Escape Pod (V) (Virtual Set 2: Our Most Desperate Hour) 1x Free Ride & Endor Celebration 1x Grimtaash 1x Clash Of Sabers 1x Life Debt 3x Sense 1x Alter 1x Were You Looking For Me? 2x Speak With The Jedi Council 1x Control & Tunnel Vision 1x It Could Be Worse 1x We Wish To Board At Once

Strategy

It's not that hard to play.

Basically, try to get out twixes to activate massive amounts of force. Set up your hand through drawing and Threepio. With Goo Nee Tay out, the darkside won't do too much right away. Eventually, they'll set up characters somewhere, and you can just beat them down with mains. Resilience and Draw Their Fire make sure that your characters keep coming back for more.

Sense and Bith Shuffle combo are good for anti-evasion cards.

Clash and the Sorry About the Mess combos are good for character removal. Nothing hurts more than taking out one of their main guys before they even get to use them.

If you're lucky, your opponent won't be packing Evader & Monnok. Then feel free to play Revolution as you please. At my locals for example, people seem to have moved away from using decks that revolve around Crush the Rebellion. That allowed me to severely force choke them. In most games, my opponent will never activate more than ten force a turn.

The start: Wokling (v): It gives you another force to activate and provides a late-game retrieval of one.

Colo Claw Fish: Since you go first, this prevents the opponent from using their own copy of this effect. It works wonders in a deck that has so many ones. The average destiny is fairly high, but this card makes it even better.

Your Insight Serves You Well: Makes hitting Jedi a piece of cake. You can't imagine how many times I swing at Vader and draw 5, 1. It also pulls Honor vs. walkers, Hunt Down, or Watto.

Card choices: Corran x2: He's the man. He can set up beatdowns at non-battlegrounds (just don't get stuck there), and he can stop undercover spies like Arica. Plus he's a pilot for the Spiral.

Mechanical Failure: Who doesn't use Blizzard 4? Plus, it can setup a huge opportunity for a game-ending battle against walkers when combined with Corran.

Scrambled Transmission (v): Senate still works I hear. This should slow them down somewhat.

Enjoy. - Chris Wodicka

See also

• Game Players Network decks
• Wedge231
• Game Players Network
• GEMP importable decklist

Sources

• Long Island TRM (Wayback, 20051102154456)
• GPN Star Wars Decks page 22 (Wayback, 20050430203312)