Yannick Lapointe Bring Him Before Me DS

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Yannick Lapointe Bring Him Before Me DS is the Dark constructed list Yannick Lapointe posted on DeckTech. The published title is not used as the page title; it appears in the original post below.[1]

Deck info

Decklist

Objective

Character

Starship

Location

Effect

Interrupt

Admiral's Order

The post also lists 1x the one that make WYS look stupid, 2x grabbler, which matches no known card; it is shown as posted and counted in the published total.

Original post

They took a photo of Uranus-QC champ S-H-I-T

  • Author: Yannick "Crusher" Lapointe
  • Published: May 2, 2001
  • Rating: 4.5
  • Description: Yeah

Strategy

this deck have HUGE destiny

remember tie bomber squad have destiny 7

and you always draw 2 to 4 destiny in battle

this deck is a beat stick

i dont care if you rate this low, because of the strategy....iam not posting this so you can learn how to play and get better, iam posting this because i just want to show what i have play

if you think this deck is @#$%, it is maybe because you are a scrub

Yannick ”2001 World Champion” Lapointe

Original card list

As posted on DeckTech
starting crap(8) BHBM ds2throne room insignifiant scrub your destiny IAO mob point effect that make tie bomber dest +5 prepared defense beatdown squad(9) DLOTS x3 papatine adm piet adm chiraneau adm thran adm ozzel merrelik blue sh1t(13) tie bomber squadron x5 emperor shield emperor sword devastetor avenger chimera dominator bossk in boat dengar in boat AO(3) the one that make cap ship immune <4 x2 the one that make WYS look stupid red stuff(23) imp command x4 masta move x2 emperor power monnok first strike operational as planned x2 sienar fleet system twilek x3 presence of the force grabbler x2 do or donut & empressive emforce lat damage something special planned for them rise my friend location(5) wakelmiu rendili corulag kashyyyk ds2db


See also

Sources

References

  1. ↑ DeckTech post 15704, DeckTech (Yannick "Crusher" Lapointe, 2 May 2001). Preservation copies: Stephen Skilton; GitHub Pages.