Why Can't We Be Friends

This Deck article was written by openCards user KaiserK at Nov 27th, 2007.

This Deck was used in the following tournament:
Winner Deck (1/9) - Team Multiplayer Championship (Celle/Germany)

Why Can't We Be Friends

Deck listing:

Missions: •Fissure Research (1 S 170) •Wolf 359, Assimilate Resistance (12 U 39) •Plot Invasion (3 U 99) •Salvage Borg Ship (3 S 103) •Unicomplex, Root of the Hive Mind (3 S 110)

Dilemma pile (32): Space: 7 / Planet: 9 / Dual: 16 2× A Bad End (3 C 1) 1× Back Room Dealings (4 C 6) 2× Casualties (12 R 3) 1× Charged-Particle Precipitation (7 U 1) 1× Compassionate Interference (10 U 5) 1× Cultural Differences (8 C 8) 2× Don't Let It End This Way (3 C 8) 1× Enemy Boarding Party (1 R 24) 2× Entanglement (7 R 4) 1× Hull Breach (10 C 8) 1× Kelvan Show of Force (1 R 32) 1× Last Gasp (10 U 11) 1× Magnetic Field Disruptions (1 C 36) 1× Necessary Execution (10 C 12) 1× Neural Parasites (12 R 13) 1× Nose to Nose (10 C 13) 1× Racial Tension (2 C 20) 1× Security Weapons (13 C 18) 1× Talosian Trial (4 R 25) 1× Temptation (1 U 53) 1× The Dal'Rok (13 R 20) 3× Tragic Turn (5 P 3) 1× Tsiolkovsky Infection (4 R 28) 1× Unbelievable Emergency (11 PF 7) 1× Unscientific Method (1 R 58) 1× Whisper in the Dark (4 R 30)

Draw deck (43): Event (17): 3× Abduction (3 R 34) 1× Borg Cutting Beam (3 S 36) 3× Changed History (6 P 17) 3× •One With the Borg (3 U 48) 3× •Party Atmosphere (4 C 66) 1× •The Perfect Tool (4 R 78) 3× The Will of the Collective (3 U 64) Interrupt (6): 3× Knowledge and Experience (4 R 89) 3× Reborn (4 U 95) Personnel (15): 3× Annexation Drone (6 P 42) 2× Computation Drone (3 C 126) 1× Defragmentation Drone (4 C 111) 3× Evaluation Drone (3 C 128) 2× Invasive Drone (3 C 131) 2× Observation Drone (7 U 56) 1× •Three of Nine, Tactician Drone (12 R 47) 1× •Two of Nine, Transtator Drone (12 R 48) Ship (5): 3× •Queen's Borg Cube (0 P 16) 1× •Queen's Borg Sphere, Contingency Vessel (11 PF 26) 1× •Sphere 634 (5 P 39)

Hints & strategie notes for this Deck

This deck was played by Johannes Klarhauser in the 20n2 Multiplayer Teamplay Tournament at the Grand Prix Convention 2007 in Celle, Germany. It was complemented by a Borg solver played by Jens Petritzki, and was part of the only team/deck combo that achieved 2 Full Wins during the tournament.

The deck is self-explanatory: The Tragic Turn dilemma pile is used to kill as many personnel as possible; any survivors will be abducted or assimilated via Reborn. Assimilated personnel are used to score bonus points from One With the Borg, which are in turn used to overcome dilemmas via Knowledge and Experience. Observation Drones will cycle any used cards back into the deck to repeat the process for the second mission. The bonus points should be enough to make sure only two missions have to be solved.

Note: The dilemma pile is missing the IaMD dilemmas Security Weapons and The Dal'Rok. The deck list is missing Queen's Borg Sphere, Contingency Vessel.