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| eHan/eRey | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.0 |
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This is my Version of the eHan/eRey right now, I never found a satisfying version to netdeck so I tested a lot and played around with different cards.
Card explanation:
Upgrades: Datapad is there because this deck can run into some resource problems because a lot of stuff Han does costs resources. I have never played this onto Rey, it always goes onto Han and one of on the table is normally enough.
DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol the workhorse of the deck, one is normally enough on the table but you definitely want to draw it on turn 2 or 3.
Holdout Blaster the card that makes this deck so strong. You want one or better both on your opening hand and you always play it on Rey to get 2 free actions. This enables the strongest opening move of the game. If you go first, play holdout on Rey, roll Han and hope for a resource destruction and immediately resolve it. Your opponent wont do much on turn one and you gain a lot of tempo. Most of the time you can't replicate it on turn 2 because the opponent will claim because he can't play anything, but if you can do it again on turn 2 its basically gg. Don't be afraid to replace Holdout Blaster with Holdout Blaster on turn 2, it will give you such a huge boost and you will just get it back with the battlefield to repeat it every turn.
In some situations you don't want to replace Holdout, for example in a damage race where the second Blaster is needed. But vs Control you want to replace.
Jedi Robes normally just another way to recycle Holdout Blasters. If you can get it in your opening hand use it, but most of the time its just played for the shields.
Jetpack doesn't need an explanation. One of those will turn Han into a beast (you can play it either on Han or Rey, both works fine and if you have 2 than split them up).
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