Sharpshooter (PO6 '20, Round One)
jordan caldwell 374
Almost a "one trick pony" deck but it functions quite normally even if your opponent doesn't let you pull it off. Try to get into a shootout with an 8-stud and use the LeMat Revolver to jump to rank 11. Use Doomsday Supply to repeat over multiple rounds! Bonus points if Elliot Smithson can have such a shooter pull double-duty on a day with Bad Company and Kidnappin'.
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| Jan 02, 2021 jordan caldwell |
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Jan 04, 2021
Prodigy
Love it - I don't see this as a 'one trick pony' so much as a standard-power level deck with an occasional massive joker up it's sleeve! I think even without being able to pull off the LeMat-to-rank-11 trick, it will do pretty well vs most decks that aren't running The Bane of Most Jasper Decks |
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Jan 04, 2021
Prodigy
I just realized (too late) you said the same thing as me about the one-trick pony comment. I can read, I swear. |
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Jan 05, 2021
jordan caldwell
Bane of Most Jasper decks?!? Florentino "Indian Charlie" Cruz laughs at you! (um, starting from turn two onward...) |
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Jan 11, 2021
Prodigy
True, although maybe better to say turn 3 onward, as he's home booted turns 1 and 2 assuming 2 successful jobs. Either way, Indian Charlie is a great choice for the deck! Even in Desolation Row decks, I'm often tempted to run my boy Barton Everest over Indian Charlie, even if I have no plans to cheat, but this is a clear case where Indian Charlie is better. |
Potential changes W2DW: Sam Bass and Jack McCall for sure, maybe Willa Mae McGowan (Exp.1) and Cheyenne Club?