Twin Suns Deck : Underworld Snipers [ Cad Bane (ASH) / Aurra Sing (LAW) / Nabat Village ]

 
 
 
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that has paired up these leaders in Twin Suns.  While this deck hasn't won many games, it's a lot of fun to play, and when I do play it does make an impact.  Control and stall,  finding credits where you can, until you can use your expensive toys.  The leader synergy is devastating, and completely changes the beginning of a game.

Key factors :

  • Use Nabat Village to ensure value and presence in the first few turns.
  • I try to use my leaders as negotiation tools, but sometimes its just fun to find the best value targets.
  • Note that Cad Bane ping followed by an Aurra deploy can remove a Chimera - A Frightening Reality. 
  • If you get the Single Reactor Ignition before your leader deploys, try to wait.  If you can wipe everyone's deployed leaders and then deploy your own after playing SRI, you could win. 

Deck : Underworld Snipers

  • Cad Bane - Still Faster Than You Module
  • Aurra Sing - Assassin Module
  • Base - Nabat Village Module
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    https://swudb.com/deck/VYgtlGYd

    Leader
    1 | Aurra Sing | Assassin
    1 | Cad Bane | Still Faster than You

    Base
    1 | Nabat Village

    MainDeck
    1 | Mining Guild TIE Fighter
    1 | Rookie Rocket-Jumper
    1 | Shield Drive Outfitter
    1 | A New Order
    1 | Political Pressure
    1 | Psychometry
    1 | Unmarked Credits
    1 | Deadly Vulnerability
    1 | Mark My Words
    1 | Nimble Prowess
    1 | Admiral Motti | Brazen and Scornful
    1 | B1 Security Team
    1 | Chio Fain | Four-Armed Slicer
    1 | Contraband Starhopper
    1 | Crafty Smuggler
    1 | Criminal Contact
    1 | Crosshair | Filled With Doubt
    1 | DRK-1 Probe Droid
    1 | Dendup's Loyalist
    1 | First Legion Snowtrooper
    1 | Haxion Aggressor
    1 | Imperial Loyalist
    1 | Imperial Occupier
    1 | Incinerator Trooper
    1 | Loth-Cat
    1 | Ohnaka Gang Starhopper
    1 | Pyke Sentinel
    1 | Strikeship
    1 | Weequay Pirate
    1 | Zenuas Shadow Fighter
    1 | Contempt for Culture
    1 | Exploit Advantage
    1 | Intimidation
    1 | Kreia's Whispers
    1 | The Axe Forgets
    1 | Treacherous Minefield
    1 | Clandestine Connections
    1 | Kill Switch
    1 | Bith Brute
    1 | Cell Block Guard
    1 | Champion's KT9 Podracer
    1 | Cikatro Vizago | Business Is What Matters
    1 | Death Watch Loyalist
    1 | Desert Sharpshooter
    1 | Droid Laser Turret
    1 | Hunting Assassin Droid
    1 | Lady Proxima | Where's the Money?
    1 | Mid Rim Sharpshooter
    1 | Sith Trooper
    1 | Attack From All Sides
    1 | Backed by the Hutts
    1 | Blood Sport
    1 | Kouhun Assassination
    1 | Merciless Contest
    1 | No Bargain
    1 | AT-DP Occupier
    1 | Bix Caleen | Selling Scrap
    1 | Dengar | Crude and Slovenly
    1 | Honnah | Oink! Squee!
    1 | Imperial Armored Commando
    1 | Scavenging Sandcrawler
    1 | Vigilant Scouts
    1 | Wampa
    1 | Tempest Assault
    1 | Grievous's Wheel Bike
    1 | Cad Bane | Impressed Now?
    1 | Dogged Pursuers
    1 | Night Wind Assailants
    1 | Street Gang Recruiter
    1 | Thralls of the Coven
    1 | Trandoshan Hunters
    1 | Shadow Cloaking
    1 | Windfall
    1 | Imposing Scout Walker
    1 | Son-tuul Berserkers
    1 | Knobby White Ice Spider
    1 | Ohnaka Gang Bandits
    1 | AT-AT Suppressor
    1 | Eviscerator | Burn Them Away
    1 | Single Reactor Ignition

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