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<4107E0506F5E9B5C.E772763E8E963FCB.5511628F3E608BEC@library-proxy.airnews.net
>,  lorimer@nospam.nineball.org (Derek S. Ray) wrote:

> On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 22:07:52 GMT, bwelling@xbill.org wrote:
>
> (various and sundry snipped)
>
> >
> >Anyway, I don't call it a pool gain deck.  I don't call it anything
> >beyond a large Toreador deck, since it does a bit of everything.
> >
> >(If anyone wants to see the deck, I'll post it)
>
> Actually, I'd like to see it, since I didn't play at your table during
> the first three rounds, and the final round probably wasn't best for
> determining either what yours OR Conor's deck actually -did-
> considering you both contested Anson for most of the game.  =)

I thought we were at the same table once.  I must be confusing you with one of
the other people I'd never met before...

Now is when I wish my news server worked.  Anyway, on with the deck:

2 Felicia Mostrom
2 Anson
2 Anneke
2 Francois Villon
2 Masika
2 Alexandra

4 Minion Tap
3 Blood Doll
3 Aching Beauty
2 Society Hunting Ground
2 Art Museum
2 Information Highway
1 Elysium: The Arboretum
1 The Rack
1 Giant's Blood
1 Toreador Grand Ball
1 Tomb of Ramses III
1 Dreams of the Sphinx

4 Telepathic Counter
4 Telepathic Misdirection
3 Enhanced Senses
2 Eagle Sight
1 Precognition

5 Majesty
5 Voter Captivation
3 Bewitching Oration
3 Catatonic Fear
2 Entrancement

5 Sideslip
3 Acrobatics
2 Alacrity
2 Side Strike

4 Kine Resources Contested
2 Disputed Territory
1 Consanguineous Boon
1 Banishment
1 Parity Shift
1 Ancient Influence
1 Protect Thine Own

5 Wake with Evening's Freshness
4 The Second Tradition: Domain
3 The Fifth Tradition: Hospitality
1 Scorn of Adonis


A couple of the odd votes (Banishment and Protect Thine Own) could easily be
replaced by more KRC or Parity Shift.  I'd also like to put another
Entrancement or two in, since they worked really well at the tournament (both
for bleeding and stealing Muddles and a Garou).