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Joel Bray (Lejo)
Tournament Report - 2E Standard
2011-06-04 - 11:00 AM
RomulanDark Dissention
Introduction
The Kevin Reitzel Bounty tournament was a tremendous success! I brought a new Romulan deck (not playtested) and an even newer dilemma pile... Tragic Turn. It was tragic in my hands... meaning I hate it. Still, it was great to see some old faces and our old playing venue. Although I did not get matched up against Kevin, I felt like it was me versus the world (San Diego Risa)! I had a great time, some lovely prizes were accumulated (Tampon James T. Kirk ahoy!) and Tribbles were later. Speaking of Tribbles, much thanks to Rogue Schindler for recovering my Tribbles deck from our last tournament!

Round 1BajoranThomas VML (0)
Thomas brought a fat Bajoran deck to the tournament and I started my first game with my new deck. I got off to a nice start and completed a space mission on my first attempt, but I was stalled later. I got a lot of bonus points from looking at Thomas' deck, however, after his first mission attempt (aboard the Phoenix!) it was all I could do to basically stave off the tide of Bajorans from his Assess Contamination. A TT pile just sucks and I regretted having not brought my traditional pile. Thomas managed to score both a planet and space mission in the end for a modified win.

Round 2TNGThomas KamiuraFL (0)
Bulldozed. Having played against Thomas' "Hi, I'm Davies! Durrrr!" deck before, I knew what I had to do to slow him. However, Deanna Troi showed up to Romulus and beat my hand down for ships. In the end, I finished the game with a mere 10 points... 5 of which from his Guinan. Sigh. The upside to this game for me was SLAUGHTERING all three Davies, Seytek, and Pulaski. Oh, and Dukat put them out of play too. I was still bulldozed though!

Round 3MaquisMatt KirkML (0)View opponent's Report
This was by far my favorite game played of the day. Matt brought a very fascinating twist to a "Faux-qui" deck utilizing a "play to U.S.S. Defiant" mechanic. I loved it! Cal Hudson recruiting matching Defiant commanders to the Maquis was great. More so, Matt used all Neutral Zone missions. While I was able to hold him off long enough to score a mission before Biogenic Weapon hit, Matt nonetheless outscored me for the win, and I now have a new "Maquis Bastion" blog article idea.

Round 4ByeBY (0)
Bye spent protecting the prize support table from small children dressed as princesses wearing Ninja Turtles masks. Seriously. Oh, and I fetched pizza for Carlos and Matt while shuffling my Tribbles deck.