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Yellow Pressure

built by Paladin ChoomChoom+

Value · 45 cards · grade B

A mono-Yellow curve deck that never has a dead turn. There is a play on every point of the curve from one to seven, and every single card is a 3-of, so what you draw on turn three looks a lot like what you drew last game. The plan is simple pressure: trade cheaply early with Kiroshi Optics and Secondhand Bombus, take the middle turns with Dexter DeShawn and T-Bug, then land MaxTac Suppression Team at 7 power for 5 and Jackie Welles at 8 for 6 while the rival is still stabilising. Alt Cunningham closes. Dum Dum, Kerry Eurodyne and River Ward each bring 2 RAM, which is what lets the whole Yellow pool into the list without compromise. Good if you like knowing what your deck is doing. It will not surprise anybody, including you -- that is the point.

Curve healthConsistencyEfficiencyOverall
82 100 59 80

Scores are out of 100, and they measure how the deck is BUILT, not how often it wins. Efficiency is anchored on real decks: 1.00 power per point of cost scores 50, and 1.40, the best any real deck reaches, scores 95. Most finished decks land in the 70s, so a C is an ordinary deck rather than a bad one.

Decklist

Cardcosttypecolor
3xAfterparty at Lizzie's1ProgramYellow
3xAlt Cunningham — Mother of Daemons7UnitYellow
3xBootleg Black Sapphire Show5ProgramYellow
3xDexter DeShawn — One Last Chance3UnitYellow
1xDum Dum — Maelstrom TriggermanLegendYellow
3xJackie Welles — Ride or Die Choom6UnitYellow
1xKerry Eurodyne — Axe, Attitude, AudienceLegendYellow
3xKiroshi Optics1GearYellow
3xLive with the Aftermath3ProgramYellow
3xMaxTac Suppression Team5UnitYellow
3xOffduty Malfini4UnitYellow
1xRiver Ward — Detective on the HuntLegendYellow
3xSecondhand Bombus2UnitYellow
3xSketchy Ripper2UnitYellow
3xT-Bug — Amateur Philosopher4UnitYellow
3xThe Heist2ProgramYellow
3xViktor Vektor — You Might Feel a Little Pinch3UnitYellow

Side by side on every rated axis, plus a structural read of how the two builds interact. No winner is predicted — a rating measures construction, not a matchup.

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