[Iron Mike]

The deck itself

Over the weekend, this deck went 3-2 at the Kazon Collective regionals.

The premise is simple: Do Eliminate Sphere Network and Brute Force for eighty five points, and then B'aht Qul Challenge for the last fifteen.

Here's the rub: My dilemmas blow goats, and if I lose two B'aht Qul's, I'm boned.

How can I improve it? Your thoughts, Grand Trek Community?

[Danny]

Greasy Dukat so you can get rid of the high cost cards/all cards in your opponent's discard pile, or the low cost cards in yours.

A Second Chance at Life (ideally for when your hand consists of a ship or an unplayed Kahless) so you can retrieve and replay a B'aht Qul Challenge.

[Helmp]

Greasy Dukat so you can get rid of the high cost cards/all cards in your opponent's discard pile, or the low cost cards in yours.

And could help out with Causal Recursion. I think your dilemma deck is kind of strange with all those planet and space dilemma's. I usually use more duals than planet or space dilemma's.

[Triumph]

Bah! might be an easy way to pick up a few extra points if B'aht doesn't work out.

[Foreman]

An easy 40 point mission for Klingons is Instruct Advanced Drone, substitute in a few B'Mara and you've got the skills covered pretty good.

[Iron Mike]

Thanks everyone for your help.

A Second Chance at Life (ideally for when your hand consists of a ship or an unplayed Kahless) so you can retrieve and replay a B'aht Qul Challenge.

You sir, have just won this thread. That should be pretty handy, even being able to retrieve useful non-BQC cards like Kahless.

Kahless lived.
Kahless lives.
Kahless will live.

[chompers]

Thanks everyone for your help.

A Second Chance at Life (ideally for when your hand consists of a ship or an unplayed Kahless) so you can retrieve and replay a B'aht Qul Challenge.

You sir, have just won this thread. That should be pretty handy, even being able to retrieve useful non-BQC cards like Kahless.

Kahless lived.
Kahless lives.
Kahless will live.

I got lucky discarding your hand with two copies of that event. The real threat would have been Our Death is Glory to the Founders. The above mentioned card helps solve that problem as well.

[Iron Mike]

I got lucky discarding your hand with two copies of that event. The real threat would have been Our Death is Glory to the Founders. The above mentioned card helps solve that problem as well.

Exactly. Even if you break one BQC, I can theoretically retrieve it. You can't nullify everything.

[Helmp]

you opponent also can't pick a high cost card with A Second Chance at Life, because he will help you for the BQC you're going to play next. Getting back the BQC actually helps itself because you're removing a 0-cost event from the discard pile.

BQC + A Second Chance at Life = sweet combo

[chompers]

With all the high cost missions it might be worth considering the dilemmas

Spatial Interphase
Slightly Overbooked
Unfair Terms

You might even consider Unfair Comparison if you use them.

[Iron Mike]

With all the high cost missions it might be worth considering the dilemmas

Spatial Interphase
Slightly Overbooked
Unfair Terms

Oddly, I did stock a lot of them previously. They hit so rarely that I just took them out.

[benpaulsen86]

I would also be worried about your space/planet/dual ratio. Most decks normally run more dual than space/planet and yours is opposite. Not sure how well that would draw out. Anything that prevent your events being played, aka ODIG or GPT would take out your key strategy.

[Shanebrier]

trellium+ 3 more expensive ships, gets big cards in the bin, doesnt slow the deck down, allows you to use tactical disadvantage/gorgon pile.

[Honest]

trellium+ 3 more expensive ships, gets big cards in the bin, doesnt slow the deck down, allows you to use tactical disadvantage/gorgon pile.

Great minds think alike brother!

Honest

[ZodoJats]

May as well throw in 3x GPT too then. Sigh, what were they thinking?