Krennic's Angels (6-0 in a 39 person Store Champ swiss) 1.0

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I love this deck, which is a lot like the 3DT I play, although mine has some different choices like playing Tactical Mastery and Probe to push through control decks. I think I like your build a little better. I am not a fan of Bombing Run, in theory, but haven't actually tried it in play. How do you like Bombing Run?

How do you like Bombing Run? I was underwhelmed with it. Do you get good value out of Undying Loyalty?

@striatic Bombing Run isn't amazing, but it can be great at times. It's not always useful, but since your 3 characters all have a disrupt side, you land on disrupt a decent amount of the time. Plus damaging multiple characters at once is always great.

@thejumpingflea (see my other comment for Bombing Run) Undying loyalty is another card that can be great in certain games and useless in others. Healing one damage doesn't always help but placing the card back at the top of your deck has saved me from being milled. A lot of my games with this deck went to time, and it was nice to have a card that made it harder for my opponent to mill me.

What's your answer to Poe/Maz? Hope for Endless Ranks?

@Epro Yeah, that and Imperial Inspection to get rid of things like Fast Hands. Once Maz dies it usually works out. The worst thing Poe/Maz can do to this deck is Thermal Detonator's special more than once, but that hasn't happened to me yet. I've actually played games against that deck where I haven't had to use Endless Ranks at all.

where is tactical mastery?

I run an almost identical deck, the only differences being i use Tactical Mastery over FLank, and Moisture Farm over Mos Eisley.

How do you find yourself using Mos Eisley? When is it relevant?

@panaris Could be useful, but I don't know if it's essential

@BaronButcher I looked at a bunch of decks on here before I built it, so I apologize if it's similar to yours and I didn't credit you. I took parts of a bunch of decks last month. Also I really like Mod Eisley. It's great for getting training or wingman back before a character dies. Also getting wingman back and a resource for a zero cost card is great.

@dkendi12 wasn't looking for credit :D I don't own the deck, just saying I've got a very similar build which has had a lot of success

I think I'll give Mos Eisley a go on my next gane

@dkendi12 ok, but, using Training we need FIVE Death Trooper dices, right?

@rodrigomotta haha yeah unfortunately you do

@dkendi12 oh my god :D in the lasts boosters I win 3 Death Trooper... so I think to try this deck but... oh my... waiting more 2 Death Trooper kkkk

we have them now?

@Eavesy Might be worth it, but I don't know if it's necessary. The Death Troopers have so many damage sides that they usually roll a good amount of damage.

Just played this decklist at at 14 player Q3 Kit tournament tonight. Went 4-0. WOW! this deck can hit hard at a moment's notice. The only change I made is I took out 1 Bombing Run and added 1 Rocket Launcher

Love this deck, doesn't always do well, but it's great fun, and can produce some real difficulties for other decks (over 50 points of damage!) I've not seen a lot of results from Bombing Run and Imperial Inspection , but this seems to be down to not being able to role a ! Just lucky I have 5 Death Trooper.

Im still trying to figure out whether 3 x Death Trooper is better than FN-2199 - Loyal Trooper/Death Trooper.

FN-2199 - Loyal Trooper is a great decoy and good for cheating some damage however 3 x Death Trooper is great for spreading damage out and all can take advantage of the non-unique cards.

Also in a meta that is starting to shift towards teching FN-2199 - Loyal Trooper out of the game with things like Cargo Hold - Eravana and Lying in Wait, maybe the trip Death Trooper is the better option? More reliable die faces as well...

@ordinaryjedi I do like FN-2199 - Loyal Trooper, but with Death Trooper you can bring back the first character who dies no matter what and I prefer that.