.All Wrapped Up
This Effect is plain awesome in the deck. You
will nearly always have at least one bounty hunter present during a battle
to grab whatever you can make the opponent forfeit, and even if you don't,
We Have a Prisoner (WHaP) plays for free. It absolutely must be deployed
via Twi'Lek Advisor to start. Using Boba Fett with his blaster rifle almost
guarantees a capture every battle. And as if that wasn't enough, the darn
thing is immune to Alter!
.Twi'Lek Advisor
As stated above, the main function of this in
the deck is to put All Wrapped Up out nice and early. Once you retrieve
the Advisor, which won't take long the way this deck activates and retrieves Force,
use it to recycle Bounty.
...Yuzzum
"WHAT???" I hear you cry. Yes, the Ewok antithesis,
the other cute furry things, really do fit in this deck, and how. Deployment
restriction really doesn't come into it, as you will nearly always have
a bounty hunter around. For those pesky non-bounty hunter characters in
your deck, the critter can grab a WHaP (they're free to play now remember).
It can even grab it to use for itself!
.Jabba The Hutt
Not really a surprise was it? He won't be moving
very far, and you will almost always be dropping him straight in the Audience
Chamber and leaving him there.
Since all bounty hunters, leave 4-Lom and
IG-88, are aliens, the activation bonus is going to add up and help you
drop those pricy bounty hunters that much faster. And he's a battle destiny
draw, with immunity to attrition <4, so he won't run away to quick.
.Taym Dren-garen
Yes, so what? I love Sand People, especially
when I'm playing Skrilling/Tusken Scavengers. I also run Krayt Dragon Bones
in the deck, so he guarantees a favourable outcome. He's also very cheap,
and leaving him at the Audience Chamber gives you some quick beatdown tools
named Tusken Raiders.
.Danz Borin
I love surprising my opponents. Nothing beats
dropping a bounty hunter weapon on this guy and watching the opponent go
"Huh? He's not a warrior!" Or even better, snaring an opponent's character
when he started a battle, not realizing Danz was able to grab them. In
a pinch, he can also pilot Slave I or IG 2000, giving it a nice bonus at
the same time.
Bounty
Another given, and even more deadly when you
can grab it back. Dropping this on, say, Daughter of Skywalker, retrieves
you 8 Force when you drop her in JP: Dungeon.
Rancor
Come home to mama! If you don't feel like leaving
the LS characters on the table, just drop em off at the Rancor Pit for
Captain Drool to devour. Provided you can keep it down to <3 characters
fighting him at a time, he should be able to stay around a good while.
His ferocity is gonna be around 10 or 11, leaving most decks requiring
total power of 12-13 present to beat him if they get a destiny draw. And
he retrieves Force for you!
Tusken Scavengers
>This card is very, very strong. It's awesome
for a destiny draw (can you say ferocity 13 Mr Rancor sir?), and with a
Skrilling on the table, removes anything that isn't a starship or a character
from their used pile and into yours. And we like them having characters.
.Salacious Crumb
Why is it that the most annoying characters in
the movie have such great cards? His drawback is actually a bonus for this
deck, as it thrives on battle and wants the opponent to start them as often
as possible (twice the chances at capture). And let's look at his text...think
of the destiny number of Luke...Obi-Wan...most uniques...it's 1. Losing
any power card they draw for destiny is gonna smart.
Locations
The deck starts with Tatooine: Jabba's Palace.
On your first turn, deploy the Audience Chamber, and if you have enough
Force, use its ability to grab you a bounty hunter or Jabba. Next turn,
you either grab Dungeon or Rancor Pit, depending on the game circumstances.
When you're holding a bounty droid, grab the Droid Workshop. Since most
JP sites have no LS icons, the opponent is only gonna be able to deploy
at the Audience Chamber or the exterior site. It's light on drain possibilities,
but with the Force you retrieve, you can afford to outlast your opponent.
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