Deck looks like a lot of fun. Just built it to try. Had to drop one of the SanSan's because i only have two. But threw in another Enigma. Looking forward to trying this one out.

This looks very similar to what I've been running. I wonder if you had any thoughts on Product Placement vs. hedge fun? Both create a credit differential of 4 (barring Whizz, Val, or scrubber) for midseason purposes but placement costs them a click to check, gets you a card, and can be more than 4 if they don't trash. I usually add a SanSan to that server if they decline to trash.

How has x2 scorch been? I often have games where I need multiple scorches to beat plascretes or 6 card hands. Has it worked for you so far?

lily lockwell would be some nice much needed draw, and after midseasons can summon some damage. She'd be worth a slot imo.

@DarlingSensei Thanks for asking! 2 Scorched has been perfectly fine, your deck is so fast with the NEH ability, and a lot of the runners time is spent to try and stop you from just scoring out that you will have a Scoched when you need one. I really don't want to cut the Hedge Funds because they cannot be trashed and they get you the money fast, speed is the main theme of the deck. I also usually can get a NEH draw every turn, even if it is to score a 2/1, so the benifit of creating a new remote of Product Placement is not that powerful. I don't think Midseasons is at all necessary for this type of deck @x3r0h0ur, I would cut it immidiatly. It usually gets discarded, and with you rezzing SanSan's regularly, you don't have the money to Midseasons. If you land a Midseasons, it also invalidates all of your best ice, the tagging ice.

Breaking News is the most overpowered kill-combo enabler in the game, and this deck capitalizes on it harder than any I've seen. What a monster.

I would definitely 2nd the idea of Fast Track, or something else to help you move through the deck even faster like Daily Business Show or Anonymous Tip. I love how this overcomes every counter by just outracing it, and I think it would be a lot of fun to just go completely all-in on that strategy.

@Bigguyforyou518 I'm glad you like it! My teammate from throughout the tournament felt very strongly that Fast Track was necessary, but I am leaning towards something you can install in a new remote, whether it be Ice, Assets, or Upgrades. I cut the Midseasons for a second Resistor to try it out, but DBS is one of my favorite cards, it would be worth a try. I would shy away from Tip however, you get enough acceleration through NEH and Jackson.

I've played against this deck. First go around you scored out but that was boring for you so we play another and killed me... I think we can say that keyhole appreciates this deck?

I still think the name is stupid, Noah. ;)

yeah @CJFM I don't get it...

I was one of the above mentioned Kate players that got scorched at the tournament, and I can attest this deck is terrifyingly fast.

With Keyhole / Imp/ I've Had Worse you may stand a chance, maybe.

Wonder how well Kim likes this.

" It will get to 7 points faster than a runner is able to find a Clot threat. It will kill the runner far before they can get a Plascrete. "

I like your optimism.

How do you get on with Noise decks? Random mills, Imps to remove kill pieces or SanSan, I've Had Worse which usually makes the kill 50/50 even when you have everything, and potentially Clot thrown in for good measure.

@AsteriskCGY He can not keep the pace of the Glass Shop, Eddie Kim is vulnerable to asset spam, and you can sometimes sneak some points out verses him.

@evilgaz Noise is a ok matchup, you usually have to score out, and you can sometimes park an agenda or SanSan behind a Raven, and sometimes even a Breaking News so you can trash one of thier resources. Don't go for the kill if they have thier Wyldcakes engine up, they are probly holding 2 IHW at that point.

Cánceres back. I hate you. I was so happy

Like the deck, hate the name.

Got to agree with the dislike for the name.

You know what a Glass Shop is? What it has to be, in fact, to be "broken as hell"?

Fragile... ;)

@podoboyz99 you should change it to "Bull-In-A-China-Shop"

@CJFM I will take that into consideration for later versions of the deck.

You should call it something that actually says what the deck does at a glance. NEH 24/7 Scorch. Quick, simple, won't confuse new players.

I had never considered holding Archangel in hand as a deterrent. Thanks for that.

Looking forward to playing this, I only have 2 cores, so I've gone -1 San San, -1 Midseasons, +1 Fast Track and +1 Swordsman to help with eater/faust match ups

@jackwatling That seems like the right decision, if you only have 2 SanSan's. Maybe a Rotiturret would be better than Swordsman? Hard to tell without testing. Let me know how it goes.

@CJFM Just shorten that to BullShop, I think it'll get the point across.

Just wanted to say this deck rocks.... Ive been playing it and love it!

Here is a good suggestion that has helped a ton!! -1 Midseason Replacements +1 Daily Business Show

That card helps with your identity but also helps filter your draws so you get what you need. Most runners hate paying the 4 to trash it but it gives you so much more card advantage. Old school way when this was a pure fast advance deck I would run 2.. However, its hard to cut cards here. I also did the following:

-2 Data Ravens +1 TollBooth +1 Turnpike

A very good post-MWL NBN deck. I did replace the Midseason Replacements and a SanSan City Grid with two Fast Tracks since I only have two core sets, and Midseason Replacements doesn't really work in this deck.

Why these decks are still going as decks of the week... these kind of NBN is more of the same again and again and again...

@Locke Glad you are enjoying it! Daily Buisness Show is a great include, but some people are in love with Cyberdex Virus Suite. However, Data Raven is your best ice in this deck, because you are never Midseasoning them the tagging ice is always something the runner needs to be careful of. If you want to put a Tollbooth in, I would suggest taking out a Gutenburg or an Archangel, because those are more situational than Data Raven.

I genuinely don't understand how any shaper that drops a Plascrete and SMC turn 1 doesn't auto-win the game. Getting rid of Midseason (or just running 1) means that you can't kill past a Plascrete. You also don't have any play against Clot. I understand that you are supposed to be playing fast, but you can't stop them from playing SMC and ruining your day.

I just wanted to say that I like and enjoy this deck. Kudos @podoboyz99

@podoboyz99 Also, how do you feel about the name "Fire Sale"?

Like the deck, play something similar myself. Why PAD Campaign over Reality Threedee though?

@podoboyz99 Ok so Gutenburg kicks ass and the more I play with the deck the 1 Midseasons is fine. I figured out what card to cut that I really didn't like is the 1 Resistor for the Daily Business Show. After playing with Archangel its sometimes is cool and sometimes it just sucks. I've put it on R&D before to screw over Medium but usually its just a wiff and doesn't do anything special. The Tollboth has done much more work in my testing.

Kinda amused by the "MWL didn't do shit" part of the story - where compared to the original incarnations of this archetype, you not only have two well-stealable agendas in place of the pain-in-the-ass ones, you're also losing both the third Scorch and the Reclamation Order that made burning through Carapaces on tag-me runners actually possible.

These forced changes make the match-up way more manageable for a lot of runners, so overall I'd say it did tons :D

I can confirm that this deck should be illegal. 4-0 GNK performance

Don't change the name. Own it.

Also - team tourneys sound extremely fun. Just so I understand the structure did you bring this deck and your friend/partner bring a Runner deck? Or did you have to bring both and you just shared W/L record?

@PeekaySK The MWL made runner decks about three turns slower with the rise of ProCo and Wyldcakes decks. This deck is about 3 turns faster than the old Haarp decks, and has a viable scoring out plan.

@shanodin Reality Threede makes all your assets and upgrades one less to trash, and because they are only tagged the turn they die, it won't gain you any extra credits.

@GrantZilla1979 We both brought 2 decks, and they had to be of different factions. You can find a link to my runner deck in the description, and my teamate brought Leela and ETF. The pairings were determined by team prestige, and then each teammate was paired up with a person on the other team based on thier prestige. So the players doing the best on each team would play each other.

@TonyStellato In the rare situation where I actually face a Shaper, and that Shaper has SMC and Plascrete in thier opening hand, I will push agendas and SanSans behind ice to tax them out. If they try and durdle, I will outpace them.

Why Enigma over Quandry?

Played this last night at our weekly netrunner meetup - it was a lot of fun, ended up killing 2 runners, and scoring out against another 2. Scariest thing from my side of the table was seeing a Turntable hit the table, otherwise, it is pretty broken.

@AkAnderson Ahhhh like Foodcoats coats you in food? Wait what? XD

@Windave I'm pretty sure it's based on how many likes / favourites the decklist gets that week, I imagine there would be far too many submissions for a group of people to decide what gets decklist of the week. Everyone clearly wants to the post MWL Butchershop :)

I ran this verbatim last night and it crushed twice. Well Done!

I'm not sure what's more interesting. The fact that you are aware that this is a broken deck but still use it... or that you actually enjoy playing it..

Why is it broken? I'm new to the game, just looking to experience some good lists as I learn to build my own.

@straygeologist it really isn't - not against a decent opponent that, God forbid, is prepared for the MWL meta. If you're teched for repeat runs against Data Ravens (which you really should be, given it costs all of 2 influence and 2 deck slots, and also solves a bunch of other really annoying pieces of ICE) and either have good multiaccess, solid enough economy to trash a couple PADs and SanSans, or can afford to pack Clot, you're pretty much home safe.

Oh yeah, and you should actually play Carapace instead of relying on your opponent not trying to kill you.

@PeekaySK That's a lot to ask from a runner these days. That's why the deck is so good. It's streamed the runner so thin that they can't do all of those things.

This is proof that the issues in this game lie not in the cards, but in the identities. NEH, Kate, and ETF are all broken as hell.

I must be missing something. Why is this deck of the week? Is there something that sets it apart from other NEH decks? I don't see a single unexpected card in here.

Shout outs to Glass Shop in 2024.