The only real counter to Eli is Lady (and Atman?), which will eventually run out of counters and only Shaper plays it. Some have said Eli is the most powerful Corp card in the game. It protects itself just like NAPD in the cost of clearing a tag instead of 4 credits (if the runner doesn’t clear the tag then they deserve to lose) ICE

It turns on a surprise Dedicated Response Team or two (for the win or for huge tax) and,Ģ. My anecdotal experiences (and lots of winning) show that TGTBT accomplishes two things:ġ. I honesty haven't tried to test without the TGTBT so it could be the wrong call. The standard two single point agenda slots could really be Breaking News if you really want. Don't even **think* about dropping NAPD to a two-of. In a deck with limited ICE, an agenda that protects itself is so valuable. Playing a tag-heavy Midseasons deck we also add even more pressure on the runner by threatening a Psycho-beale win (or Psycho-anything win). Project Beale is another necessary part of any NBN deck currently. Let's use this advantage to our benefit instead of riding it to a coin flip victory like all those Astro-bullshit decks out there. The threat of the Astro-train immediately puts pressure on the runner and gives you an advantage right out of the gate. The recent Chilo City Grudge Match tournament that limited Astrostript to a singleton in all NBN decks shows how important APP is to NBN and the entire game of Netrunner as well (spoiler: near no one played NBN at that tournament). AgendasĪstroscript needs no introduction.

We'll go through each category, talk about the card choices, and finally discuss some overall strategy and matchups. Below are the categories you need to consider when building your deck: Well, I'm no World Champion, but this deck kicked his ass on stream, rocked some shit in the SHL2, and fucked all the boys to a Store Championship.Ĭorporation decks can be built many different ways. I also recently beat during his stream last week, during which he apparently talked shit about the deck being 'silly' and 'not as good as normal NEH'. This deck also carried me to Top 4 in the Stimhack League 2 that ended in January 2015.

I recently went 8-1 at a Store Championship in the local Portland, Oregon meta I play in (5 rounds of Swiss and cut to Top 8), helping me win my first SC of the season. Fast forward to December and after Nordrunner posts a similar deck online I start seeing this shit all over OCTGN - and it's pretty good! So, in December of last year I figure I’d go back to my old deck on (hosted on Meteor at the time) and revamp with all the new juicy goodness in the Lunar Cycle. It won a ton of games early on, and then after several losses I decided to try something else. I started working on an NEH Dedicated Response Team deck back in July 2014 while playing in the inaugural Stimhack League on OCTGN.

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