What my step It’s yours I should be watching

Title: What my step It’s yours I should be watching
Author: Zach "Greedosalive" Mann
Date: Jun 17, 2002 Rating: 3.5

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Cards:

‘Starting (8)

WYSTPCGALR

Heading for the medical frigate

Menace fades

Ultimatum

Squadran assignments

Tatooine

Tatooine docking bay 94

Tatooine cantina

Locations (3)

Kessel

Rendezvous point

Spaceport docking bay

Characters (17)

Captain Han solo x2

Chewbacca

Chewbacca, protector

Wedge Antilles x2

Rayc Ryjerd

Mirax Terrik

Talon Karrde

Theron Nett

Rattlir freighter captain x4

Luke Skywalker

Leia, rebel princess

Ben Kenobi

Starships (3)

Millenium falcon

Artoo in red 5

Red 2

Admirals orders (1)

I’ll take the leader

Effects (5)

Projection of skywalker x2

Beggar

Docking and repair facilities

Bacta tank

Interrupts (23)

A few maneuvers x4

Control x4

Blast the door, kid

Punch it

Rebel barrier x2

Star destroyer

Moving to attack position

Alternatives to fighting

It’s a trap

Effective repairs

Weapon levitation

Tunnel vision x2

Dodge

Houjix and out of nowhere combo x2

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Strategy: ‘

This is my first WYS deck and I don’t know the secrets. I played it once to test and it beat a good profit deck (oh man, down to the wire though, had one card left).

Anyway, I want to know what cards seem useless and what cards seem missing. I want it to stay ground and space, and I know it doesn’t drain very well and doesn’t retrieve force, but it is made to battle and that is what I’m going for. I think it works. What do you think?

I deploy kessel fast as possible, flip the objective as fast as possible and start the chains moving. When I am drained, I either get rid of a lost interrupt, a duplicate of a character in play, or a few maneuvers, and then I come back with the interrupts later on. (WYS deck, you get it)

Max force drain from space = 4

Max force drain from land = 4

It is equal in space and land and I want to keep that. I love lost interrupts Good for tech.

Too many controls?

Too many few maneuvers?

Any advice at all?

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