This deck is just FUN, because of how crazily swingy it is :D
It probably needs be improved in terms of economy, speed and ice layout.
But that's not what I want to talk about. I want to talk about
What an agenda.
Initially, I didn't think it was useful at all.
Then I thought, it was completely shut down by the rotation of Punitive Counterstrike.
Could I just replace the full playset with a single Send a Message, like a sane person? Sure.
Instead, let me tell you a story of one weird random game against a Deep Dive Magdalene with this deck.
They let me score it turn 2, which put me in low cred territroy. Still worth it. I recovered.
A few turns later with a bit more money I score a second Divested Trust behind a single unrezzed Logjam, with both unrezzed upgrades alongside. I don't think they could've contested that at that point.
The expenditure of resources on their end presented an opportunity for scoring Offworld Office with some help of Argus Crackdown and Seamless Launch. Easy thing. I lead 4:0 score now with my three agendas.
Some slow but steady buildup on both sides followed. We both were prepared for a long match.
On turn 13 I make the horrendibly stupid decision to spend my cards. All of them. HQ is now empty. I'm a bad player :D
On their turn 13, they go into R&D, steal a SDS and I used Diveted Trust despite knowing what would follow.
They go into HQ and I use a second Divested Trust on the same agenda in one turn. They had a left after that, but not the resources to go in again. The agenda was temporarily saved. Score is 2:0.
I spend the next turn drawing three cards. But now I had 2 SDS in hand which put me a bit under pressure.
Next turn, I install a SDS and they take it. Third time's the charm, after stealing the same "additional cost to steal" agenda three times, they earned it.
At the start of turn 16 I draw my very first copy of Measured Response, but it still wasn't threat level 4 after all that time. FML.
After a long, strategic game of taxing the runner is slowly running out of deck eventually. (Angelique sniped a Harmony AR Therapy. Big W!)
So far, the score is still 2:3 in the runner's favor.
On turn 19 I install Above the Law (against a runner that has already spent all their resources and literally offers no trash targets). I make it expensive to steal with ice and the runner decides to attack HQ instead, trashing both my Measured Responses just before threat level 4 activates.
This was not going to end with a flatline.
Next turn, I use my second Seamless Launch to score Above the Law and immediately install SDS in it's place, so that it's guarded by Angelique.
Score was 4:3, so stealing SDS was not an instant win and the runner only had a grand total of 2 cards left, so they couldn't steal it from under Angelique's nose unless if they stole something else first.
They didn't and I slow advanced the final agenda over turns 20 to 22.
The end.
I love netrunner.
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20 Jun 2025
Diogene
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20 Jun 2025
Krams
Anemone (without de-rezzing shennanigans) only damages the runner once. Daniela Jorge Inácio is an upgrade that costs 2 cards to clear and adds 2 cards as a cost to steal. Worst case scenario, both Daniela and Anemone cost 2 cards once plus a very minimal credit tax. |
20 Jun 2025
Krams
Also, getting rid of Daniela changes the card type spread in a way that weakens Logjam and Armed Asset Protection. But if you'd really want to replace her, I guess |
Any list that starts with "this deck is fun" and end with "I love netrunner" is automatically AWESOME!
Otherwise, did you try Anemone instead of Daniela Jorge Inácio for the same influence?
Cheers!