"Project: Kill Zoo-Keeper"

*My Territories:   

-3 Pinball Hall
-3 City Park
-2 Rust Garden
-1 Fortress of Shadow
-2 Wall of a Thousand Eyes
-2 Family Home
-1 Ring of Gates

*My Spies: 

-5 Redeemed Gunman
-3 Hacker                                           
-4 Portal Jockey                                 
-3 Resistence Squad                          

*My Main Operatives (dudes with a couple of Resource Requirements):

-2 Coffee Stained Cop                         
-3 Scrappy Kid                                   
-2 Rocket Scientist                             
-3 $10 Grand Man                               
-2 Mad Bomber    
-2 Silver Band                                   
-2 Gorilla Fighter                               
-1 Battlechimp Potempkin                 

*The Big Boys:

-1 Johnny Badhair                           
-1 Furious George                           
-1 Little Jim                                     
-1 Orango Tank                               

*The Tricks O' The Trade:

-3 Dirk Wisely's Gambit                   
-3 Ting Ting's Gambit                       
-4 Monkeywrenching                      
-3 Too Much Monkey Business   
-3 Golden Comeback                        
-3 Trust Me, I've Got A Plan          

*My Booby Traps:

-2 Smart Missle                                   
-2 Burn, Baby, Burn!                          

Card deck total: 72

Basic "Strageties"...
First turn, I usually discard heavily to try and get at a big site, a
Redeemed Gunman, a Jammers Resource character (hopefully a Portal Jockey 
for the Ambush), and a Monkeywrenching...

Ideally, first turn, I'll put 2 damage onto a site, then second turn, with
the help of Monkeywrenching and the Redeemed Gunman, maybe I'll do 5 more...
Lather... Rinse... Repeat...

Later, I like to just sit pretty and let my opponents take my sites
(hopefully my Garden Of Bronzes and my Pinball Halls), so I can sit and
screw them over with my Bur, Baby Burns and my Smart Missles... then when
they least expect it, Monkeywrench everyone on the table so as to stop any
Kinoshitas, Fox Passes, Whirlpools, etc... then my Gunmen become
mini-hittters, and I can then try to bring out the Big Boys next turn... I
find that my Hitters end up back in my hand, so I just bring out my guys
cheaper with Too Much Monkey Business...

It's a pretty good deck, and I dig the idea of an alliance from Two of the
game's underdogs (I know the Dragons have been holding their own for
forever, but compared to all the other factions, they don't have very many
friends, except maybe the Ice Queen).

This deck is subject to various changes, but so far, this is the meat and
potatoes of it...


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Tom(asi) at:
takimeta@hooked.net