Deck ID: 6485

Author: Steven "brentson" Brentson

Title: Death Star Deck

Side: Dark

Date Published: 2000-05-09

Description:
If you can't win with this deck, you gots to learn a new game. If only light side decks were this good.

Rating:
4.0

Cards:

'Location (12)
Death Star
Coruscant
Kiffex
Kashyyyk
Executor Meditation Chamber
Dagobah Cave
Hoth Defensive Perimeter
Hoth Ice Plains
Hoth Wampa Cave
Endor Back Door
Endor
Imperial Holotable

Ships (7)
2x Executor
Dreadnaught
Death Squadron Star Destroyer
Bossk in Hound's Tooth
Boba Fett In Slave I
Zuckuss In Mist Hunter

Vehicles (4)
Tempest Scout 1
Blizzard 2
Tempest 1
Blizzard Walker ()

Characters (13)
Darth Vader With Lightsaber
Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith
Grand Moff Tarkin
Commander Igar
General Veers
Officer Evax
Lieutenant Arnet
Admiral Ozzel
DS-61-2
Lieutenant Cabbel
DS-61-3
Major Marquand
Lieutenant Watts

Creatures (1)
Bubo

Effects (13)
2x There'll Be Hell to Pay()
Lateral Damage
Imperial Arrest Order
Imperial Decree
Security Precautions
Battle Order
Resistance
Come Here you Big Coward
Reactor Terminal
First Strike
Oppressive Enforcement
Crush the Rebellion

Interrupts (10)
2x Twi'lek Advisor
2x Masterful Move
2x Monnok
Evader
Imperial Barrier
Those Rebels Won't Escape Us
I Have You Now
'

Strategy: '

Listen up, knuckle heads. I post this deck for the little people out there who ask (occasionally, though it is) for a list of cards I put in my winning decks. Here's one. Guess what? It probably looks very similar to the decks you play with. I've got locations, characters, starships, interrupts, effects. I make them work for me. Try playing more than one game a week with your 4 year old sister and you might find your skills will improve to the point that the cards included in this deck make sense. Try playing games back. Same decks, same players. If your excuse is that you can't see how you can possibly beat an (insert deck x) deck with an (insert deck y) deck, then change your goddam deck and play it up. What can you do to beat deck x? Think of something and put it in Then play it again. THAT'S HOW THIS DECK WAS MADE.

Then once you're finished creating the ultimate deck, make something to beat it and start all over again.

All you crybabies out there who think you're gowd's gift to star wars with a 1450 rating, send your 1/2 star reveiw someplace else.

Death Star is based losely on a deck first given to me by Brian Fred. '