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So my group is doing a format where we just use mono color non-unique characters, and no legendary cards, so I'm going with this. What do you guys think? The main thing is cheap upgrades and pretty much nothing but removal.
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Ahh crap. Forgot these guys don’t have money sides. Chance cubes are rough in decks that cannot fix/change dice easily. You have only a 1/3 chance each time you roll out to improve your resource situation. Some other money making events or supports could go in. I’d personally take the cubes out. They’ll almost always burn you more than help. Also, don’t forget overwriting helps get more costly weapons out when you need them. |
I think Infamous is good, but probably unnecessary in 3 wide. Might want to find room for a few more guns? Hidden Blaster would be great probably, especially if you're going up against 3 wide Jedi Sentinel. I'd also take hard look at Armor Plating and Backup Muscle which are key staples in the TaCos version of this deck. Basically, you emphasize a lot of action cheating ambush cards, and I don't think it's this deck's play-style. It's slow, methodical, constant, ping damage (thus it's other name, Papercuts).
Last thing, I would definitely find some room for some Relby-V10 Mortar Guns since you'll be facing almost exclusively decks with 3 or more characters. So, so strong. It's an absolute must I'd think against Battle droids (which I'd guess would be prominent given the format, since that deck is already on the verge of highly competitive anyway).
Hopefully this helps! Props to whoever decided to run that format. Sounds like lots of fun.