Twin Suns Deck Filler : Swarming Vulture Droid

 

Ok, hear me out.

Have you ever wanted to make a Twin Suns deck; you have a great leader combo, you have all the cards to pull off your trick.  You assemble the deck and it only has 65 cards.  You need to find 15 more cards to make the deck legal.

 I propose that adding 15 Swarming Vulture Droid cards to the deck is a perfectly viable solution.  It becomes a space module package that has it's own synergy.  And if find better cards to add to the deck, you can just replace the Swarming Vulture Droid. Nothing is more satisfying than playing your second Swarming Vulture Droid, and distracting your opponents from what your deck is really designed to do.

It's also got droid, fighter, and vehicle so it can enable a lot of other strategies as well.  Yeah it also has Separatist, but how many of you are really playing Twilight decks...

And let's be honest.  You've collected enough weekly promo cards so that you have at least 15.  Or if you play at a local store, chances are many copies of this card are littering the store.  Grab em.   

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