Ralltiir Operations

Title: Ralltiir Operations
Author: Andy "Awexstten" Wexstten
Date: May 16, 2000 Rating: 4.0

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Cards:

‘Ralltiir.deck - Tue May 16 203527 2000

Starting Ralltiir Operations/In The Hands Of The Empire Ralltiir

Locations (11) Coruscant Dagobah Cave Death Star Executor Meditation Chamber Forest Hoth Ice Plains Hoth Wampa Cave Jungle Kashyyyk Spaceport Docking Bay Swamp

Characters (16) Admiral Ozzel AT-ST Pilot x3 Commander Igar Darth Vader Darth Vader, Dark Lord Of The Sith DS-61-2 Grand Moff Tarkin IG-88 With Riot Gun Lieutenant Arnet Lieutenant Cabbel Lieutenant Commander Ardan Mara Jade, The Emperor’s Hand Navy Trooper Vesden Officer Evax

Vehicles (6) Blizzard Scout 1 Tempest 1 Tempest Scout 1 Tempest Scout 2 Tempest Scout 3 Tempest Scout 6

Starships (6) Boba Fett in Slave I Bossk In Hounds Tooth Dengar In Punishing One Devastator Vader’s Personal Shuttle Zuckuss in Mist Hunter

Interrupts (10) Alter x3 Evader x2 Imperial Barrier Shocking Revelation Trample x2 Twi’lek Advisor

Effects (8) Bad Feeling Have I Battle Order Crush The Rebellion Imperial Arrest Order Oppressive Enforcement Security Precautions There’ll Be Hell To Pay x2

Weapon (1) Vader’s Lightsaber

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Strategy: ‘

Well, like I said, it’s a common decktype nowadays, but please do not rate it low just because of its ‘unoriginality.’ The deck is a machine, once it is flipped, there is almost no stopping it.

Setup to flip on Ralltiir with your walkers and pilots (should take maybe 4-5 turns) and then go to where your opponent is. With the addition to battle destiny, the drain -1, and the ability to get any card from your deck during your control phase, you can pretty much hold your own no matter what your opponent is playing, provided you are skilled enough to know how to handle RalOps correctly.

I would put in a strategy section, but a) I don’t go to many tournies, so I am not aware of RalOps’ chances vs. different decktypes b) Most of you should already know how to play RalOps by now )

Thanks for looking, Andy ‘