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@@paperbeater8938 🤫 the locals don’t have to know

Palp green does ok into it.

Soft control and villain midrange ramp do well against it.

The best decks are the decks that are consistently winning against all other meta decks. This Yellow Han has just that. Even against it’s troubled match up with green palp, it still can has a fighting chance with the side board. This deck is a winner! It just needs a lot of practice. Spark is just an insane card, it’s going to take so many things out of people’s hands. Including overwhelming barrage

Yeah could be a good replacement for "Reputable Hunter"

Totally understand. I posted a budget list of a similar deck in the description of the video. Yes Steadfast Batallion is definitely a good play in here at the Bossk flip turn on 5 resources

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@@SWUDAD $13 lolol amazing!

Could be a good substitute for "Reputable Hunter" slot

Yea because he had Boba Fett's armor attached. So Boba leader's HP was now 9.

@@SWUDAD ooooo! Thought that was just the buff from overwhelming barrage. Thank you!

Yeah it's super fun. Those swing turns with Bossk leader active and "Bounty Hunter's Quarry" are incredible

@@brandonjohnson9876 totally agree. It’s been crazy good.

Yeah I like it in place of "Reputable Hunter" since that card is okay. Plus Vader can get it which is really nice

Appreciate it! Yeah I have thought about that. I will definitely try to get something like that done here soon

Here is a Budget Friendly version that someone just posted. Looks pretty solid Leader and Base 1 Bossk, Hunting His Prey 1 Energy Conversion Lab // Ground Units 3 Bounty Guild Initiate 3 Dengar, The Demolisher 3 IG-11, I Cannot Be Captured 3 Jango Fett, Renowned Bounty Hunter 3 Krrsantan, Muscle For Hire 3 Reputable Hunter 2 Stolen Landspeeder 3 Toro Calican, Ambitious Upstart 3 Trandoshan Hunters // Space Units 3 Punishing One, Dengar's Jumpmaster // Events 3 Daring Raid 3 Open Fire 3 Timely Intervention // Upgrades 3 Bounty Hunter's Quarry 3 Guild Target 3 Price on Your Head 3 Rich Reward

Not at all. I just cclaim the iniative, and plan to remove whatever my opponent played with removal or ambushing in something to remove it.

@@nickfanzo yeah they really need to fix the supply issue. Hopefully, it’s like Lorcana where supply was bad the first year and than things get straightened out afterwords

@@SWUDAD I hope so because I can’t get singles anywhere and my LGs is even cancelling locals because no one has decks. I was lucky enough to buy a booster case for the first set and May for the second but what’s the point if I can’t play locals?

@@nickfanzo yeah that’s not healthy for the game at all

I respectfully disagree. I tested out these decks about 50-75x against Sabine/Boba. I think Krennic has the least favorable matchup against aggro of those decks. Iden Green and Qi'ra Green however, have a favorable matchup against aggro. Iden's suttle life gain combined with "The Client" early, and the top end of Maul/Vader/Snoke/Avenger is too much for aggro. This matchup requires a lot of play testing to get the correct early plays down, and what to resource. Of the 3 this is what I would play currently because of how aggressive the meta is. I believe it has a "favorable matchup" against aggro decks. The Qi'ra Green vs aggro matchup can be really one-sided if you find the right cards early where this deck can just run aggro decks over. Qi'ra coming out on 5 resources, with it's flip ability is very strong, and can be devastating for your opponent. I would say Qi'ra has a little less favorable matchup against aggro than Iden Green does. If you don't find your life gain cards at the right time some games aggro can still push too much damage. "The Client" is extremely important in the aggro matchups for Qi'ra because you don't have the built in life gain in it's ability, where as in Iden Green it's more of a bonus. I believe Qi'ra has a "slightly" favorable matchup against aggro decks. Don't take my word for it it though. Try out the decks and let me know how it goes!!

That is "Forcetable". It's a great place to test out a deck against AI before playing it against real people

Thanks ! I didn't realize that

I still think qira is best, hardest thing for these decks is going wide and qiras flip really helps mitigate that by putting up damage on a wide board

Krennic is probably the most versitile but Qi'ra is pretty close and I personally like her the best aswell.

@@Tski8825I think both Qi’ra and Iden are very good. Both have their strengths and both have favorable matchups vs aggro.

I try this one, wiht some changes, but get a Iden Blue FULL C ONTROL on front of me, its very hard and can't win, we play a BO3 but just 1 game in 50min and lost without deck, Iden won because she can restore 1 life it turn easily. But, Krennic its a coll deck, just need some estrategy to play against FULL Control blue decks.

@@ThiagoAugustoo Yeah Iden Blue is a tough matchup for these decks. Relentless is super important, and potentially your own self-mill strategy by adding in 1-2x restock.

Yeah Qi'ra is a lot of fun to play. I haven't tried Red out yet

@@inanit8522 every deck has a weakness

@@cubfn91 appreciate it! Let me know how it goes.Palpatine, discard, and hard control

Yeah I agree. "Recruit" is a vital piece to this deck

@@Emperor-Kane not much of a difference. I like the option to have Vader in there from version 1 because it helps you find “The Client”, and it’s nice to flip the board state in your favor in certain situations It also just feels great to have a Vader and a Maul in hand at the same time, and than decide what to do based on the board state or your opponents next play . They are both great in different scenarios

@@SWUDAD thanks! Trying to debate buying 3 or 2 vaders and using 1 maul lol

@@Emperor-Kane Maul is really good as a removal/game closer. Personally, wouldn't play less than 2

@@kickas1469 it’s called Karabast. It’s free to play. You upload your deck from SWUDB

@@kickas1469 thank you I appreciate it !

@@TruongMtgArenaHearthstone03 yep! posting video on Krennic Green in the next day or two.

Vader is still very good in here in certain situations. It's also just good for getting 2 units on the board. You are looking for Pyke/Phase Dark trooper/Client. I agree it's not as good as in other decks where you are maximizing it's value, but it's still too good in certain situations to keep out of the list entirely. Just being able to swing the boardstate in your favor alone is huge. Reinforcement Walker was in my original list from set 1, but hasn't been necessary from testing. "The Client" does such a good job at gaining life and keeping you in the game early on that I haven't felt like I needed the Reinforcement Walker

@@SWUDAD Fair enough. I’ll have to give the client more of a try. So far though I prefer to keep Walker and use Dr. Pershing in place of client. But like I said, you’ve convinced me to give it another go.

@@duesexistat5016 Let me know how it goes for you!

@@SWUDAD Well, darn it. It’s good 😊 Got home after work and ran a bunch of games in Forcetable. Client basically kept me in the game against aggro to get to my late game bombs. Good call!

@@duesexistat5016 Nice!! Yeah it's crazy how much that card can swing the game 5-10hp in your favor. Putting a bounty on a unit, and than playing a vigilance to gain 10 hp feels so good lol

Both are really good. I would say it depends more on your play style, what you are comfortable with, and what you have the most reps with. I always tell people play the deck that you feel most comfortable and relaxed with. You are less likely to make "misplays" when you are relaxed, playing a deck you are confident in.

Nice ! Have you updated your Krennic list for set 2? Of course!

@@SWUDAD Yes. Just the three Phase-III troopers and one first light, which is solid. It’s an easy resource in the early game (protected from hand disruption) then smuggles out to give all your stuff grit.

@@duesexistat5016do you have a deck list?

Thank you!! Oh nice which game was that? I will say watch my video on Kylo Red where I play against Iden Green in Game 4 as a reference point. (Not my Iden Green list though) You want to get as many units on the board as possible. You want to be able to "arena dodge" with ease, or in otherwords have atleast 9-12 space units in your list to be able to put as much pressure as possible. I would say with this particular Iden Green version "early space" would be it's biggest weakness, and going wide against it early. Put as much pressure as you can to get close to the 20 damage point. A deck like Kylo Red can win very early against Iden Green. Other aggro decks need to arena dodge, and be strategic about their ECL/Timely's to remove sentinels early. Saving your ECL for Poe/Wrecker is ideal as you can remove shields/kill units with Poe, and kill 2 units with Wrecker. Once you get close to 20 damage if you aren't able to get over the top with your units, than using your "reach" with cards like "Chaos of War, Daring Raid, and "For a cause I believe in" will help you get over the top.