INWO Deck: The PC Brigade

This deck was built with a few purposes:

• To use Assassins cards that I rarely use
• To build a UFOs deck that could plausibly win with three different goals.

Note that this deck is a few cards short of 45--I raided it for cards a few times before dismantling it.

The Deck

Illuminati

• UFOs

Groups

• Big Media
• California
• CFL-AIO
• Democrats
• Feminists
• France
• Fred Birch Society
• Italy
• Princess Di
• Swingers
• Teddy Kennedy
• Triliberal Commission
• Big Prawn
• Power Satellite

Resources

• Big Prawn
• Power Satellite

Plots

• Back to the Drawing Board
• Back to the Salt Mines
• Benefit Concert x3
• A Brief Attack of Conscience
• Emergency Powers
• Every Year is Worse
• Good Polls x2
• Hoax
• Martial Law
• Near Miss
• No Beer!
• Secrets Man Was Not Meant to Know
• Self-Esteem
• Sorry, Wrong Number
• TANSTAAFL
• Goal: Hail Eris
• Goal: Power For Its Own Sake
• Goal: Power to the People
• NWO: Fear and Loathing
• NWO: Military-Industrial Complex
• NWO: Political Correctness x3

The key group of this deck is France, which can defend any of the other groups for free. You want to boost France's power as much as possible. With Emergency Powers or Self-Esteem, the Big Prawn, a Power Satellite, and Political Correctness, France has a power of 17 that can defend any of your liberal groups for free.

Even though France is the key group, you might not want to use it as your lead puppet. I usually use the Democrats as my lead.

NWO: Political Correctness is by far the favorite NWO of this deck. It adds +3 to the power of each of your Liberal groups, which is mighty handy. Political Correctness makes it easy to win with Power For Its Own Sake.

Ways to win: Power For Its Own Sake is fairly straightforward. For Power to the People, either destroy other players' Conservative groups, or ATO the Fred Birch Society and destroy them. To win with Hail Eris, use the Big Prawn to turn France Weird, after which it will count double with California and the Swingers.

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Last modified: July 9, 1996