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Tuark 235
The goal of this deck is to have extra dice in play to overwhelm an opponents dice control. We forego dice control ourselves to achieve maximum damage output.
This is a YOLO deck, go for big damage or go home.
Discarding to re-roll and We Have Them Now are our tools for getting a lot of damage out.
With Electrostaff, Imperial War Machine, and Imperial HQ we have six cards that help deal with the resource cost on dice. That's on average one every hand.
Seventh Sister - Agile Inquisitor, ID9 Seeker Droid and Electrostaff all have which makes Imperial Inspection useful in this deck. Combined with Bombing Run we are making very good use of our sides to add damage and slow our opponent down.
Use Feint to get out extra ID9 Seeker Droid dice.
Lightsaber Pull insures that you have at least one weapon. It's also useful for bringing a card to hand for overwriting on FN-2199 - Loyal Trooper.
I included Intimidate for all those Qui-Gon Jinn - Ataru Master decks running around.
If I had another Ancient Lightsaber I would probably use that instead of the Vibroknife.
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I hate it when I miss the color requirement on cards. Thanks for pointing that out. I'll probably switch it out for something like Doubt. |
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would recommend a couple Lightsabers, for the redeploy. definately put in Force Illusions. and definately take out We Have Them Now. |
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Not sure if it matters to you but electrostaff only helps with 2 die sides in the entire deck. Character die only means it can only cheap the 2 for 1 FN sides |
Bombing run only works on Red disrupt sides, so it's really not pulling it's weight here. You're also not particularly fast or rich, so We Have Them Now seems like more a liability than anything.
I'd cut both of those for some mitigation. You can still be aggressive and at least protect yourself with value cards like Doubt, Sound The Alarm, and Force Illusion.