Deck ID: 20280

Author: Keith "Gen" Watabayashi

Title: All your Base are Belong to Seattle

Side: Dark

Date Published: 2001-12-28

Description:
Northwest version of the Akesson/Winkelhaus Machine.

Rating:
4.5

Cards:

'Locations(7)

Tatooine (S)

Carida

TatooineDB 94

TatooineMos Espa DB

Blockade FlagshipBridge

DSIIDocking Bay

SpaceportDocking Bay


Characters(15)

Major Turr Phennir

Grand Admiral Thrawn

Major Mianda

Arica

EPP Vader

Emperor Palpatine

AT-ST Pilot x3

Baron Soontir Fel

Janus Greejatus

Admiral Ozzel

EPP Maul

Lt. Hebsly

P-59


Effects(7)

Tatooine Occupation x2

Lateral Damage

Mob. Points (S)

Combat Response (S)

IAO/Secret Plans (S)

Fear is my Ally (S)


Weapons(2)

SFS L-s9.3 Laser Cannons

SFS L-7.2 Tie Cannon


Interrupts(14)

Prepared Defenses (S)

Trample x2

I Can’t Shake Him

Dark Maneuvers/Tallon Roll x2

Short Range Fighters/Watch Your Back

Imperial Artillery x2

Imperial Command

We Must Accelerate Our Plans

Imperial Barrier x3


Admiral’s Orders(2)

Fighters Coming In

Battle Deployment


Starships(7)

Scythe 1

Saber 1

Saber 2

Scythe 3

Dreadnaught x2

ZiMH


Vehicles(6)

Blizzard Scout 1

Tempest Scout 6

Tempest Scout 5

Tempest Scout 2

Tempest Scout 1

Blizzard 4



Defensiver Shields(10)

Battle Plan

Allegations of Corruption

CHYBC

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Strategy: '

Since Bastian already posted the original version and explained the general strategy pretty well, I will only be explaining the differences in this deck.


Space Package

The largest difference between my deck and the original, is that my deck packs significantly more space and more space support cards. The Dreadnaughts are great since I can load up forfiet fodder, move my ties around, or put my Admirals on board to for Imperial Command. Scythe 1 & 3 are awesome ships that not only have high destiny, but can shoot during move phase, and can also Tallon Roll. The ’I Can’t Shake Him’ is great way to get a weapon and recyle a 5, and can even add a battle destiny The main reason for all this space, is to counter WYS, (hence why I also added a Battle Deployment, great against WYS, and gets me my Vehicles).


Well, that’s all I really have to say, for a in-depth strategy on how to play this kind of deck, go see "All Your Base are Belong to Europe" and read the strategy there, then compare my deck, and then make your judgement.


Whatever.


Later,

Keith "Gen" Watabayashi '