CYBORG

The CYBORG Deck = 50 cards in deck + 2 outlier cards

There are two pros and cons that stand out with the CYBORG. I’ll start with the cons. The CYBORG is an item user, so to really do anything, you need to have item cards but there really is no way to get item cards other than to randomly draw them. So if you want a specific shoulder module or some specific cyborg legs, luck is gonna determine whether you get ’em or not. Also, unless you get a good draw, your going to have to use the ‘Auto-Implant’ special ability to get the implants for your items. If you dont, you take damage each time you play one, so your choice becomes, discard cards or take damage. Not good. However, the CYBORG shines when it comes to functionality. The CYBORG has mobile type defenses, tank type defenses and even reaction defenses AND, can really dole out damage with the best of ’em. Another good thing is the items can sometimes repair themselves allowing you to use them agian and agian. If you were to deckbuild this deck you could be in tech-item heaven. The diversity of the items can give you a wide variety of offensive and defensive effects. Since the items are based in technology and science-fiction, this deck is rated as INTERMIDIATE. Having a wide array of items and implants that can boost your attack and defense, have a bunch of effects, cant be stolen and can repair themselves would make this deck great! But because of the random draw and the discard or damage situation, this deck gets downgraded to GOOD.