Smiley (Iron Mike) Tournament Report - 2E - Australian National 2014-11-23 - 10:00 AM AusNats 2014: Justice Introduction For this deck, I had the idea of playing a deck where everyone (bar one guy) can play for one counter, meaning that it's easier to drop massive crews with skill redundancies. Results varied. Round 1 Daniel Waller FW (+100) Walzo's deck is a quick milling deck, so I ran like the clappers to get out as much as possible before he discarded through my deck. i got lucky because he just couldn't draw the right dilemmas and get mill quickly enough to stop me. Round 2 Shane Brierley FL (-100) Shane's Voyager deck is reliant on solving Caretaker's Array to fuel events that cost five points, at which point he slingshots ahead. I failed to do so, which meant that a lot of Voyagerites came out quickly. Chuckles and Revised Chuckles both tear up Chula dilemmas, meaning I was largely boned. Round 3 Ben Dillon FW (+100) I recognised the build of deck, which was one wherein three missions are solved in one turn for the full hundred points, after a long period of setup. So I decided to race for it. I got lucky with my first mission where he drew no viable dilemmas, and he just couldn't set up his one turn win in time, as on his next turn he had the win. Round 4 Greg Dillon FL (-30) Greg was playing basically the same deck as Ben, so I tried to replay the last game. I burned through the dilemmas, where an Insurrection locked me out of my second mission for a few turns, saved by Admiral Dougherty. In a mirror of the previous game, I had it on the next turn, but his one turn miracle occurred. Closing Thoughts My idea of total skill redundancy on cheap people has some clear advantages, but it's let down by the fact that one cost people have horrid attributes. Back to square one.