Cyberpunk TCG - Welcome to Night City Starter Deck – The Heist

Legends (3)

• V: Corporate Exile (Starter Deck exclusive)
• Viktor Vektor: Sit Down and Relax (Starter Deck exclusive)
• Jackie Welles: Pour One Out For Me (Starter Deck exclusive)

Main Deck (40)

• 2 Dexter DeShawn: One Last Chance (Starter Deck exclusive)
• 2 Heywood Ripperdoc
• 2 Offduty Malfini
• 2 Secondhand Bombus
• 2 T-Bug: Amateur Philosopher
• 3 Kiroshi Optics
• 3 Mandibular Upgrade
• 3 Zetatech Faceplate
• 2 Afterparty at Lizzie's
• 3 Delamain Cab
• 3 Evelyn Parker: Scheming Siren
• 2 MT0D12 Flathead (Starter Deck exclusive)
• 2 Psycho Squad
• 2 Dying Night: V's Pistol
• 2 Tetratronic Rippler
• 3 Floor It
• 2 Reboot Optics

Where Embracing Power wants to go big, The Heist prefers subtlety. With multiple payoffs for maintaining a low Street Cred total, some highly effective Quickhacks, and numerous ways to generate card advantage, The Heist will appeal to players who prefer to take a slightly slower, more methodical path to victory.

Block your Rival’s powerful attackers, tip the balance of Fights in your favor with Quick Programs, and counterattack with your own crew of combat-ready techies to snatch the Gigs and seize control of Night City.

Spotlight cards:

• MT0D Flathead: A sellable Unit?! You bet! In addition to being (arguably) the most flexible Unit card in Welcome to Night City, this nimble drone boasts great stats and a very relevant ability that’s a huge payoff for keeping your Street Cred low.
• Zetatech Faceplate: Who says you can’t have it all? Zetatech Faceplate delivers a significant Power boost for just two Eddies, enables you to manipulate your Gigs and keep your Street Cred low, and draws cards. What more could you ask for?
• Offduty Malfini: The Embracing Power deck wants to play its Units and build up their strength by equipping gear, then make a decisive strike. Off-duty Malfini gives The Heist players a great way to spend a unit early, so it can be attacked before the opponent can reinforce it with chrome.