Not in My Town

Starting dudes are Dave Montreal and Tommy Harden, your goal is to put the Legendary Holster on Dave Montreal and park him in Town Square to control the town.

The shooting structure is a combination of Dead Man's Hand combined with a fallback to Ace/Three/Fours - the emphasis is on low values to work with Legendary Holster.

The Legendary Holster success rate can't really go higher without changing the shooting structure which would basically be a whole new deck. You could try only 2xLegendary Holster and cycle aggressively but that's only 1 card difference, about 2%. However, at 72.5% it's plenty scary enough.

There is however room to wiggle around between the 2's, 3's, and 4's and even the red A's. What I've tried to do is provide a backup poker structure for when you miss your DMH. Most DMH decks will fill out their Aces and Eights, but since I don't want more 8's than absolutely necessary I chose to instead fully fill out the Aces and then concentrate somewhat on the 3's and 4's. This seems to provide a reasonable fallback and help me keep legal. You could potentially shift some red Aces to these other value as well if you wanted and I expect some movement here as more new cards come out. Pair of Six Shooters I have mixed feeling about. It helps you make Dead Man's Hand, but it also is honestly too many weapons in the deck so if another useful Ace of Hearts comes out I'd like to maybe swap 2 of them. Bank of California and Pony Express can pretty easily be swapped to other values as desired.

I think I want to get a Philip Swinford in there somewhere, just need to decide what to cut to make room. He could potentially even be a starter, as it turns out Tommy's Silver bullet is pretty optional, you don't need it under Dave's watchful eye. There is however room to wiggle around between the 2's, 3's, and 4's and even the red A's. What I've tried to do is provide a backup poker structure for when you miss your DMH. Most DMH decks will fill out their Aces and Eights, but since I don't want more 8's than absolutely necessary I chose to instead fully fill out the Aces and then concentrate somewhat on the 3's and 4's. This seems to provide a reasonable fallback and help me keep legal. You could potentially shift some red Aces to these other value as well if you wanted and I expect some movement here as more new cards come out. Pair of Six Shooters I have mixed feeling about. It helps you make Dead Man's Hand, but it also is honestly too many weapons in the deck so if another useful Ace of Hearts comes out I'd like to maybe swap 2 of them. Bank of California and Pony Express can pretty easily be swapped to other values as desired.

I think I want to get a Philip Swinford in there somewhere, just need to decide what to cut to make room. He could potentially even be a starter, as it turns out Tommy's Silver bullet is pretty optional, you don't need it under Dave's watchful eye.