Base : Colossus

 

My initial reaction to this base is that losing the card in the opening hand wasn't worth the 5 HP in a heads up Premiere game; as you would lose too much tempo.  I put this card aside as a trash rare.

Then I noticed how many Twin Suns games were being won by players with Data Vault.  Simply because in the heat of jockeying for HP in that final phase you sometimes forget the extra/lost HP on some bases.  Since Colossus does currently have the most HP in the game, I decided to swap out a basic 30 HP Vigilance base in my Mandalorian Twin Suns deck to see if losing that starting card in a multiplayer game would be a factor.  

I've only played a few games, but so far I'm leaning towards Colossus being a pretty good Twin Suns base.  The extra 5 HP does matter, and I haven't felt too far behind on curve because I tend to start out the game as not much of a threat since I only have 3 cards.  Or at least it feels that way to me.  

I'll keep playing this deck and report back after I get more reps with it. 

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