Kevin Jaeger (Hoss-Drone) Tournament Report - 2E 2017-06-24 - 11:00 AM Sugar free, protein forward lifestyle Introduction Round 1 Preston Holida FW (+95) Went first but had Amaros and 1 PP in my opening hand so I got moving fairly quickly. I tempo'd preston with Shankar turn 3 and went out attempting with 11 on turn 5 at the Nebula where I solved on the first go putting me on the 3 mission path but giving me the freedom to burn all my AWC? to keep moving forward quickly. I held Preston off at IAP and then bioweaponed it. Stopped him twice at planet before I got the win. Round 2 Jordan Arnold FW (+85) Again went first, again had amaros and a PP in the opening grip. Turn 2 he got the Shankar treatment and by turn 3 we each had 15 bonus points but I had the triple blast and was out before the cadet deck! I again tried out going with 11+ at the nebula and again solved on the first attempt (with the help of an enterprise J AND not easily taken). Again I rolled three missions before he solved one when again, I hard walled a few times at the cadet mission before bioweaponing it. Round 3 Keith Rupp FW (+95) Because why not, for the third game in a row I went first but had amaros and a PP in the opening grip. I top decked Shankar on turn 2 and set keith back by 2 turns. I slowed him down further by having the sense of oligation whack his jemmie cost reducer further slowing him down and if that wasn't enough, he couldn't find crom and naturally the Shankar made that harder. Keith got 2 attempts in by the time I had won the game on the two mission win plan that panned out this time ironically against the point drain deck. Closing Thoughts Its really nice having an opening hand amaros. Maquis are half decent mission solvers now as long as you overload and have the attribute boost. Especially in the DMZ space region. Puts a ton of pressure on the opponent because you can just come around on the second attempt with a microteam because of again, the attribute boost.