SCREW CANADA

Criminal Cash... They roll in it, but what to do with it? Why, turn all the ICE off, of course!

Rubicon Switch and Inversificator join forces to go to Bloo Moose, and say SCREW CANADA, taking all the poor Moose's money.

Oh, and on the way past, they destroy some ICE too.

Most of the deck is basically just Criminal Good Stuff, which is fine. Leave No Trace gives you early pressure without leaving ICE rezzed behind you (combos with En Passant), Emergency Shutdown exists to turn off any one ICE later in the game. Employee Strike is just Really Good against specific decks.

Saker is here because of Chiyashi primarily. Turns out that when you spend 11 credits to break it, it's better to pay 6 to de-rez it, than use Rubicon and pay 12. (Bounce+Reinstall Saker vs Rubicon) Mostly I needed to drop some influence to fit En Passant, and Paperclip was the best thing to drop, because you need Medium for R&D pressure.

The deck plays out like a Gabe deck, pressuring every server. Temujin pressures Archives, and with Aeneas punishes open Remotes. Medium pressures R&D, and Account Siphon existing as a card pressures HQ. HQ is actually where you do the least work, as all you get is Shutdown and Siphon from HQ. But they don't know that!

Inversificator allows you to shift code gates around to make things easier. Fairchild 3.0 is still a pain, but at least you can put it onto the least important server now. (That'd be HQ.)

Courtesy of @nutritionalzero I present a Glossary of Canadian terms:

Account Siphon: Quebec, according to Alberta

Career Fair: Alberta, according to Quebec

Emergency Shutdown: October Crisis

Employee Strike: lololol, most Canadian card ever

En Passant: New in-flight magazine for Air Canada

Hostage: Pierre Laporte

Leave No Trace: Where the F is Stephen Harper

Special Order: CRTC rules "Special" legally means "twice as expensive for less content"

Sure Gamble: "Hey, where can I find a casino and and some cheap cigarettes wink wink"

Desperado: French word meaning "I desire one credit"

Rubicon Switch: Software company implicated in the RoboCalls scandal

Aaron Marrón: Gets mad when you call him chestnut

Aeneas Informant: Greek construction boss who testified at the Charbonneau Commission

Bloo Moose: Every bar in Banff and Whistler is called Bloo Moose

Earthrise Hotel: See above

Film Critic: Only hosts Canadian agendas, other agendas go straight in the bin

Keros Mcintyre: Jian Ghomeshi's predecessor on Q

Temujin Contract: Best Korean restaurant in the Annex (five stars on Yelp)

Femme Fatale: Famous strip club on Ste-Catherine

Gordian Blade: The Tragically Hip's unreleased final album

Mammon: As in "toutes les mammons hot du Mile End qui font du yoga"

Mongoose: Punk band from Swift Current, SK

Saker: Famous 1920s department store now the site of a Canadian Tire

Medium: One of three sizes of coffee available in Quebec, as in "Veux-tu un petit, médium, ou grand?"