Profit - The Power Within

Title: Profit - The Power Within
Author: Bryan "DMX" Prittie
Date: Sep 10, 2000 Rating: 4.0


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Cards:

‘Starting (7) You Can Either Profit By This…. Tatooine Jabba’s Palace Jabba’s Palace Audience Chamber Han (yes, from the Jedi Pack) Heading for the Medical Frigate Uh-Oh Wise Advice Insurrection

Locations (7) Tatooine Cantina x2 Tatooine Mos Eisley x2 Tatooine Docking Bay 94 Tatooine Docking Bay 94 Spaceport Docking Bay

Characters (23) Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight x2 Master Luke Ben Kenobi x3 Tessek x2 Han (yes, from the Jedi Pack) Elom x7 H’nemthe x2 Cloud City Technician Chewie with Blaster Rifle Harc Seff Boussh x2

Weapons (2) Luke’s Lightsaber Obi-Wan’s Lightsaber

Devices (1) Landing Claw

Starships (2) Home One Lando in Falcon

Effects (5) Bo Shuda (get out with JPAC game text, VERY IMPORTANT CARD) Goo Nee Tay Mantellian Savrip Honor of the Jedi What’re You Trying to Push On Us?

Interrupts (13) Nar Shaada Wind Chimes x3 Sense x3 Alter x3 The Signal x2 Tunnel Vision x3’

Strategy: ‘

Order to Engage should be in for a Signal

THIS DECK IS HUGE NOW BEFORE YOU GO ALL CRAZY FOR SUCH A FUCKIN’ GOOFY DECK, LIKE ALWAYS, READ THE STRATEGY SECTION

This deck is a beast. I love the way Profit plays, but I hate the way it’s too easy to kill Han (sniper, trample, battles w/ weapons) and stuff like that. Ben Kenobi is such a great card, and he’s at his best in Profit.

HERE’S HOW TO SOMEWHAT PLAY THE DECK You start what’s listed at the top. Now if you’re opponent is playing Court and they start a CC Engineer (or if he plays Tatooine/JP start), don’t panic. Use your Tunnel Visions or Nar Shaada Wind Chimes on your turn to get out the CC Technician to convert the JPAC, thus allowing you to pull out Bo Shuda from your Reserve deck. If not playing court, you still want to get out Bo Shuda. Unless your opponent controls the AC, you want to release Han with aliens. Whether it be Tessek or whoever. If your opponent controls the AC, use Jedi Luke and Ben to battle and hurt em’ big time. You should flip relatively quick (Mara and Chall Bekan (or Jabba) aren’t to hard to hurt, are they?) Some decks like BHBM, Endor Ops, Yavin 4 Occuaption, TIEs, and Hunt Down don’t even start aliens. Eloms can lay the beats (and Court is not a widely used deck in my area, in fact, no one plays it). Use Nar Shaada Wind Chimes to get H’nemthe to the JPAC and Imperials deploy +4 (not to mention if Goo Nee Tay is out) there and cannot battle. So sit Han, Tessek, and a H’nemthe with Bo Shuda/Uh-Oh at the JPAC (NO REBELS at the AC)and your drains are +1 where you have a non-unique alien, Han will never die, and your opponent deploys characters for a whole @#$% load on Tatooine (all over if Goo Nee Tay is out). JEDI PACK HAN IS USED BECAUSE HE IS AN ALIEN, AND ONLY ALIENS CAN SATISFY BO SHUDA/UH-OH.

ROPs gets eaten alive by this. They won’t start characters, and you can probably flip safely by turn 1 (depending on your hand and if you can get Bo Shuda out). BHBM isn’t too bad. Deploy Luke away from Vader, so your Eloms + other aliens can beat him down. 4 Eloms take on Vader (remember, Eloms are now forfeit 4 and deploy -1 with Tessek at the AC. So you have a deploy for 2, power 4 NON-UNIQUE alien, sweet eh? So Vader = power 6 + destiny (or 2 if Emperor’s Power is out). 4 eloms = power 20 + destiny. You will win, and if you can track, Vader will usually die. Ben will revive and is good forfeit fodder for Savrip (same with Luke, JK and Home). Hunt Down stands no chance, Rumors might, but you flip faster and start doing more damage, you should take em’ to the bank. You can even retrieve 7 force with the Eloms if you got em’ out. Sense Sniper and Grab it (since Han will be inside, Trample isn’t a worry) then Han will never die.

I think I have made a fairly SOLID deck here and I think (IMHO) that it is definitely worthy of a Top 10 position. And I’m not just talking out of my ass, this deck is 14-0 right now, and my lowest win margin was by 23. Ladies and Gentlemen, this here is Profit at it’s best.

Bryan ‘DMX’ P

“It doesn’t take a big man to knock a man down, just a little courage to get him off the ground.” - Dropkick Murphy’s ‘