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Who Let The Dogs Out? (my Greyhound Express)

Corporation deck submitted by RevDon

Who Let The Dogs Out...? (Inspired By Neal: my version of The Greyhound Express)

If we're wondering how to make this work (no ICE!), here is the very brief explanation:

1. Install a City Surveillance.
2. Play an Accounts Receivable.
3. We have some options. We can play another Accounts Receivable if we have one. We can also draw another card, or even take a single bit ("working in the mail room"). Installing a second City Surveillance is another great idea. We can even install a Schlaghund in anticipation of the kill, but it might get trashed.

If the Runner makes a run on any fort, we can play Manhunt on the next turn and kill him with a Schlaghund. If the Runner doesn't run, they will almost certainly need to draw cards, and we should rez up the City Surveillance(s) when this happens. Typically, the Runner will run to trash the unprotected City Surveillance after paying a bit for each card drawn.

On our second turn, we should

1. Play a Manhunt with all but two of our bits.
2. Install (if we haven't already) and rez a Schlaghund.
3. Use it.

Is this deck unbeatable? No.
But Most likly the unexpected Runner will often die on the second turn, however, which leaves little time for a solution. The inpsiration was to kill Runners with Meat damage. The unfortunate side-effect was killing nearly everyone, nearly instantly.

Use with Cauation...

	Card Name	Cost	Points	Type
3 ×	Political Overthrow	9	6	Agenda-Black Ops
6 ×	Project Consultants	12		Operation
8 ×	Manhunt	4		Operation-Gray Ops
10 ×	Accounts Receivable	5		Operation-Transactions
10 ×	City Surveillance	1		Node-Gray Ops
8 ×	Schlaghund	2		Node-Random-Black Ops
45	Cards		18	Agenda Points

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6 Comments
	RevDon said: Neuromancer. The following is a quote from Count Zero (New York 1987: Ace Books; start of the first chapter): "They set a slamhound on Turner's trail in New Delhi, slotted it to his pheromones and the color of his hair. It caught up with him on a street called Chandni Chauk and came scrambling for his rented BMW through a forest of bare brown legs and pedicab tires. Its core was a kilogram of recrystallized hexogene and flaked TNT. He didn't see it coming. The last he saw of India was the pink stucco facade of a place called the Khush-Oil Hotel."	01/18/2010
	Frank said: Only 6 unique cards in this deck, wow. What's your success rate with this deck? and does the lack of variety make it easier to play out the mechanics or more difficult?	03/13/2010
	WormholeSurfer said: and what about ESC installing in turn one ? same about AOU and Identity donor ... TAG and bags deck are not as powerful as we can imagine i think ...	03/15/2010
	photon79 said: If one uses Project Consultants for PO as a backup plan one needs 2212 = 48 bits for fast advancement, maximally 40 bits of those could be provided by all the Accounts Receivable. Not to mention that PO would need to stay unprotected for one turn, TWICE even and there is nothing to stop a cautious runner from liberating it, not even a decoy. In Neal's deck the PCs work because one only needs to play two in total and not four and because it is actually possible to score the Tycho Extensions in one turn. I suggest to leave the PCs out completely or think of another alternative.	03/15/2010
	Frank said: Note for casual Players: ESC = Emergency Self-Construct AOU = Arasaka Owns You PO = Political Overthrow	03/15/2010
	RevDon said: Yes... Scoring PO is plan "B"...So Far about 99% of time there's no need to go to plan "B".	04/23/2010

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