Looking forward to trying this out, loved the rest of the battle box so far. Video is missing 3 cards compared to your deck list though: this is the way x2, desperate attack x1
There’s plenty of great pieces to take Bo Katan blue! Follower of the Way, Fen Rau, ect. I have a red blue Gar deck in the works so I chose to go a different direction with Bo, but it’s super doable!
@@SWUCUBE I'll see what I can work out. Trying to use the cards I have to build more starter level decks so I can help teach more people to play at a local LGS. What build rules do you tend to follow for your starter decks?
Great question! 1) No legendary cards - keeps costs super low 2) 10-15 one off’s to increase gameplay variance 3) be careful that the leader flip turn isn’t too strong (as can happen with decks like Yellow Boba) Other than that I try to prioritize flavor and novel gameplay. I playtest as much as I can but don’t stress too much about making everything perfectly fine tune balanced, I just want games to feel like games and not blowouts.
In the recording I omitted 2x This is the Way and 1x Desperate Attack - check the decklist before sleeving up this deck!
I will definitely be making this deck! Thank you.
Love it!
Looking forward to trying this out, loved the rest of the battle box so far. Video is missing 3 cards compared to your deck list though: this is the way x2, desperate attack x1
Oh my goodness you are right! I forgot to sleeve them up but those cards are absolutely in the list! Thanks for pointing that out!
No blue!? There's a ton of cool Mando cards in blue.
Very true! The Mandalorian starter deck has blue, as does Gar Saxon. I wanted Bo to have a different flavor!
I'm curious how you would take this same concept and apply it to a Bo Katan Blue deck?
There’s plenty of great pieces to take Bo Katan blue! Follower of the Way, Fen Rau, ect. I have a red blue Gar deck in the works so I chose to go a different direction with Bo, but it’s super doable!
@@SWUCUBE I'll see what I can work out. Trying to use the cards I have to build more starter level decks so I can help teach more people to play at a local LGS.
What build rules do you tend to follow for your starter decks?
Great question!
1) No legendary cards - keeps costs super low
2) 10-15 one off’s to increase gameplay variance
3) be careful that the leader flip turn isn’t too strong (as can happen with decks like Yellow Boba)
Other than that I try to prioritize flavor and novel gameplay. I playtest as much as I can but don’t stress too much about making everything perfectly fine tune balanced, I just want games to feel like games and not blowouts.