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Description Greenlake Games Store Championship 2/21/2015 This is the Exile deck that I took to the Greenlake Games Store Championship (24 people) and placed 1st with. Out of 8 games played, Exile won 6. This deck is based on two principles, gamble for days and having the perfect solution for every problem. For those of you not familiar with gamble for days, this is an economy package that originated in Kate. Typically focusing on playing [Cache](/en/card/06037) for free using [Kate "Mac" McCaffrey: Digital Tinker](/en/card/01033)'s ability onto [Scheherazade](/en/card/04022), which nets you 4 credits. Effectively turning [Cache](/en/card/06037) into [Sure Gamble](/en/card/01050). It gets further value if you are able to then sell the [Cache](/en/card/06037) to [Aesop's Pawnshop](/en/card/01047). However, this economy suite has been modified to be very efficient in [Exile: Streethawk](/en/card/03030). By using [Sahasrara](/en/card/03047), you can turn almost any program into a [Sure Gamble](/en/card/01050). Since you play a toolbox style deck, you don't need every card for every match. This means that you can start installing [Net Shield](/en/card/01045) netting 4 credits when playing against Blue Sun. The other strength of using [Exile: Streethawk](/en/card/03030) is added tempo for many of the events you play. For instance, [Scavenge](/en/card/03034) turns into a [Sure Gamble](/en/card/01050) that draws a card. As a note, I firmly believe that this deck could not be better if it were [Kate "Mac" McCaffrey: Digital Tinker](/en/card/01033). Exile's ability gives you upside on [Scavenge](/en/card/03034), [Test Run](/en/card/02047), and [Clone Chip](/en/card/03038). This is huge because it provides the tempo that allows you to keep your economy high. You always need to be installing a program to sell the next turn to [Aesop's Pawnshop](/en/card/01047), so being able to draw without spending a click helps. In addition, Exile is able to preform multiple things at the end of the corporation turn before the runner turns begins. For instance, grabbing [Cache](/en/card/06037) via [Clone Chip](/en/card/03038) at the end of the corp. turn. This draws you a card, nets you 7 credits (4 for [Cache](/en/card/06037), 3 for [Aesop's Pawnshop](/en/card/01047)), all before your turn begins. The other half of the deck is based around having the right tool for the right job. This deck plays like it has a fluid rig. If you want to attack HQ, install [Nerve Agent](/en/card/02041), if you get locked out, sell it and install [Medium](/en/card/01010). In addition, you have tools that let you deal with all sorts of weird match ups. [Net Shield](/en/card/01045) and [Deus X](/en/card/02066) hose Jinteki: PE decks. [Paricia](/en/card/03045) helps against asset focused decks. The challenge to playing this deck is being able to keep in mind what programs are where and how you get them when you need them.

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Placed high in a tournament (Store Championship and better) No 2020 Store Champs 2020 Continentals 2019 World Champs 2019 Store Champs 2019 Regionals 2019 Nationals 2019 Eurogio 2019 Continentals 2018 World Champs 2018 Store Champs 2018 Regionals 2018 Nationals 2017 World Champs 2017 Store Champs 2017 Regionals 2017 Nationals 2017 ANZAC 2016 World Champs 2016 Store Champs 2016 Regionals 2016 Nationals 2016 Euregio 2016 ANRPC 2015 World Champs 2015 Store Champs 2015 Regionals 2015 Nationals 2015 ANRPC 2014 World Champs 2014 Store Champs 2014 Regionals 2014 Nationals

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