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And if that doesn't work out it's fun to throw Plunged Chair Shots with Chicago Street Fight + Dem Damn Dudleyz + You Can't Spell Furniture! I think I was playing as Ric Flair once in a deck I built like that and I hit Mankind with the same Chair about 4 or 5 times. LOL!
Thanks for the replies!Wheelbarrow Slam makes complete sense. Does anyone remember the opening plays for the deck? I can't remember the exact cards of how the deck functioned, like which Raw cards to play to discard their hand, how to get fortitude or if you even needed it.
Completely off topic, but that "Many Months Later" image made me burst out laughing!!
Not to mention it was all pre-Volley This. I recall a nasty Pays to Be Evil deck with Evolution that could throw 0F Bait Opponents (use ability on Surge) and kill people on turn 1 with little resistance. Both of these fell by the wayside with VT, as they should since this is supposed to be a game about WRESTLING heh.CREED
This is a long time ago and my memory may be foggy, but the basis was something like this:
This was not a fun deck to play against. If you're going to build it for nostalgic purposes, I suggest just playing solo/practice, etc...since in the end, that's all you'll do any way, except you'll have an upset opponent across the table.
Pre usually included (IIRC)Raw IC TitleRaw HW TitleManaged by BischoffPRSDance, Coach
Quote from: BigPimpinPre usually included (IIRC)Raw IC TitleRaw HW TitleManaged by BischoffPRSDance, CoachI can't find the Raw HW title. Or is it the World Heavyweight Title that has the Raw logo in the middle of the belt? I'm assuming that counts as a Raw card since it's ability looks for a Raw card?
Funny enough, the above deck (Evo Scoop) was the IAATG era, which was made to (I guess) counter the PRS / PSDS era of Divas, but it let to a whole cluster of high-SSV scoop decks (my flavor was Two Man Power Trip IAATG plunge, which was very successful back then). But if you weren't one of those IAATG-compatible decks...again, no fun.