Sucky McBeardface

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Sucky McBeardface

Deck listing:

Missions: •Automated Repair Station (8 U 53) •Investigate Stalled Ship (8 U 57) •Secure Strategic Base (12 U 42) •Survey New World (8 U 62) •Earth, Humanity's Home (8 U 55)

Dilemma pile (38): Space: 10 / Planet: 8 / Dual: 20 1× Aftereffects (13 C 1) 1× Agonizing Encounter (8 R 1) 1× An Issue of Trust (10 R 2) 1× Assassination Attempt (1 R 7) 1× Back Room Dealings (4 C 6) 1× Chula: Move Along Home (8 U 6) 1× Chula: Pick One to Save Two (1 C 16) 1× Chula: The Dice (13 R 4) 1× Cultural Differences (8 C 8) 1× Dangerous Liaisons (1 C 21) 1× Dignitaries and Witnesses (6 P 2) 1× Distraction (13 C 8) 1× Distress Call (12 R 4) 1× Dressing Down (3 U 9) 1× Full Security Alert (6 P 5) 1× Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? (4 C 15) 2× Hard Time (6 P 6) 1× Hull Breach (10 C 8) 1× Magnetic Field Disruptions (1 C 36) 1× Mr. Tricorder (6 P 8) 1× No Kill I (12 R 14) 1× Outclassed (8 R 13) 1× Paranoid Escape (13 R 15) 1× Personal Duty (1 R 42) 1× Preventative Repercussions (13 C 16) 1× Reflections (13 C 17) 1× Security Weapons (13 C 18) 1× Side by Side (4 U 24) 2× The Dal'Rok (13 R 20) 1× Traitor Exposed (2 C 27) 1× Trelane's Trial (12 C 18) 1× Triage (1 C 57) 1× Unbelievable Emergency (11 PF 7) 1× Warp Bubble Mishap (8 C 19) 1× Where No One Has Gone Before (7 R 15) 1× Zero Hour (8 R 20)

Draw deck (45): Equipment (4): 1× Medical Kit (1 C 67) 1× Medical Tricorder (1 C 68) 2× Vulcan Tricorder (8 U 23) Event (4): 3× At What Cost? (4 R 40) 1× •Watch Dog (13 C 41) Interrupt (8): 3× Brutal Experiments (13 R 42) 2× Grav-Plating Trap (12 R 37) 3× Standard Punishment (13 U 43) Personnel (25): 2× Brennan Scott (13 C 103) 1× •Burrows, Diagnostic Tech (8 C 93) 2× •Charles Tucker III, Competent Engineer (13 C 104) 1× •Hoshi Sato, Captain's Woman (13 U 105) 1× •Jeremiah Hayes, Diligent Major (12 R 112) 3× •Jonathan Archer, Covetous Commander (13 R 107) 1× •Kelby, Arrogant Engineer (8 U 107) 1× Logan Black (13 C 108) 1× •Malcolm Reed, Enthusiastic Major (13 C 109) 1× •Maximilian Forrest, Confident Captain (13 R 110) 1× •Maxwell Forrest, Starfleet Executive (8 R 109) 2× •Phlox, Sadistic Physiologist (13 R 111) 1× •Slar, Gorn Slave Master (13 R 96) 1× •Soval, Idealist (13 U 112) 1× •Tolian Soran, Renegade Scientist (7 R 109) 2× •T'Pol, Not a Slave (13 R 114) 1× •Travis Mayweather, Opportunistic Sergeant (13 U 115) 1× •Weyoun, "Defective" Clone (13 U 98) 1× •Williams, Starfleet Commander (8 U 114) Ship (4): 1× •Columbia, The Second Warp Five Ship (10 R 120) 1× •Enterprise, Finally Ready to Swim (8 R 117) 1× •I.S.S. Avenger, Admiral's Ship (13 U 121) 1× •I.S.S. Enterprise, Terran Flagship (13 R 122)

Hints & strategie notes for this Deck

Geoffery Peterson (15th seed)

2-0 vs. Andrew Grace, 0-2 vs. Barry Windschitl, eliminated Round 2

Geoffery Peterson is widely regarded by top Second Edition players for his deckbuilding mastery; he won the inaugural Transwarp Award at Gen Con this year for his Day 2 Cardassian capture-based deck titled "Garak: Chakotay Substitute." However, various forces always seem to conspire against him whenever it comes to high-level tournament play; in 2005, he was sidelined early in Day 3 because of illness, and in 2006 he was eliminated in Round 1 of Day 3 on 2 bad draws in a row. Things were a bit different going into 2007.

As the 15th seed, he would face Andrew Grace in Round 1. Andrew had finished Day 2 with a record better than his brother, 2006 World Champion Caleb Grace.

rmed with the same Bajoran deck he had played the day before, he aimed to make quick work of Geoffery. But Geoffery guessed correctly that Andrew would be using the same deck (which had been published online the previous evening), and built his deck accordingly, sticking it to the Anthropology-heavy Bajorans with dilemmas like Accelerated Aging. Geoffery cruised to an easy 2-0 win to advance.

Moving onto Round 2, Geoffery sought to avenge his Round 6 loss from the day before against Barry Windschitl. Using the knowledge he had gained from their prior match, Geoffery knew that the Minnesota player was not a fluke, and Mirror Starfleet seemed like a good matchup versus Barry's resilient Klingons. But Barry, after having seen Geoffery's success in Day 2 with Cardassians, opted to try his own version of the Spoonheads instead. In the end, Barry used Elim Garak, Crafty Underling to eliminate Geoffery in two games.