NFT Mnemonic [Standard]

NFT = Net damage, Flatline, Tricking the runner.

Shell game, traps and load of damages.

The deck was played with Sokka and Wikignometry on steam, but with a slightly different version. I modified it after the comments of Sokka.

Game plan : flatline the runner through traps, Neurospike them or score out.

Mulligan plan : ices or Mitosis.

All ices are for centrals, but they are more deterrents than anything. The goal is to do damage and slow the runner while we put our shell game on the board.

Do not hesitate to put a triple advance on the board (that is not NGO Front). The runner will have to decide if that is an Urtica Cipher or Clearinghouse or even an agenda.

Using Clearinghouse to score Blood in the Water is valid also.

There are a lot of ways to leverage the deck. Daniela Jorge Inácio allow you to Mitosis two cards and make one of them more expensive to trash or steal. Trick of Light is an extra Seamless Launch that can use unused advancements located on Urtica Cipher.

Putting a triple advanced Fujii Asset Retrieval on the board is a fun bluff. If not run, next turn you can do 5 damages with Neurospike. Or putting an double advanced on a remote loaded with Daniela Jorge Inácio, Mavirus and Hokusai Grid, for a possible 4 damage and 2 cards removed. There are so many tricks that are possible, haha!

Which leads us to Viral Weaponization. That agenda is seldom played, but oh boy does it leverage the game for us. Emptying the hand of the runner really slow them down. Especially since our game plan is to put threat on the board and Fujii Asset Retrieval still does 2 net damages. This forces the runner to draw back up their hand.

You'll notice that Snare! is not part of the deck. That is because we do not have the credits for it and cannot leverage it. If you want Snare!, I suggest you cut Anemone.

As in the previous incarnation of this deck idea, Rashida Jaheem is not needed here.

To make this deck compatible with the Sunset format, just replace NGO Front with Regolith Mining License. It will slow you down a bit, but it is a reasonable replacement.

Playing this deck in person is assured to be a real blast. The worst matchup for this deck is 419: Amoral Scammer. Cheers!