Johannes Klarhauser (Kaiser) Tournament Report - 1E - Vandros IV Regional 2016-05-22 - 11:00 AM Kaisermord Introduction Mediocre deck. TNG Klingons using Arbiter and Death Yells to go round the corner. Fairly slow, and should have gone for more dilemmas. Round 1 Johan Skoglund ML (-25)View opponent's ReportView original Report Dominion with four alpha and two gamma missions. I had no idea what to expect, and Johan ended up having the perfect guys against the dilemmas i put under betazed invasion. He couldnt beat a gomtuu in space, though, while i was denied by a rules of obedience. I had everything in hand to score 100 on my next turn, but time was up. So Klingons quite clearly already from spaceline. Looked like setup for one side of spaceline but I suspected, correctly, that Johannes would go for other side, so wormholes and key dilemmas where put there. Quite ok drawing and I went for standard route of Betazed and foothold space mission. Managed to solve Betazed only in the end within time, but I was very lucky with my own dilemmas, as in Johannes was very unlucky in his missions attempts, so managed a timed win anyway. Fun game which could have ended either way. Round 2 Stefan Slaby FW (+64) I should not have won this game, steve's disappearing reappearing delta feds were much faster, but were denied on the first few mission attempts at several locations. For good measure, he also red-shirted Liberation - and lost his fully staffed voyager to God. My klingons had no trouble with the skills for a doubled up Fly by the seat of your pants, and with an empathy k'chiq i also got through kms incursions. I eventually had to concede Liberation while drawing for my arbiter, but instead beat forsaken > rules of obedience to get a third mission. Round 3 Peter Ludwig FL (-2) Whalewig played an ingeniously degenerate lockdown deck. I had no way to counter the inevitable surprise amity that followed every mission attempt, and even though my dilemmas kept Stallwig from completing missions for several turns, he triggered the Sexus early enough to reach it before time was called. I ended up on 98 points, as i could't draw into Kahless and had to settle for Worf killing his father, but patricide is only worth 8 points these days. Of course kahless' 10 integrity winked me in the face when i drew him as my eot card draw that turn, and Recruitwig eventually got Soran in the Sexus. Closing Thoughts Deck needs a lot of work to keep up with fast solvers.