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The Sentry™
Card# MTU-017
While his stats aren’t much bigger than those of the average 7-drop, Sentry’s “Pay ATK” power can drastically hinder an opponent’s attacking options in the late game.
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| Deck Profile: Tim Watterson and Paul Chalupa |
| Michael Pittman |
| May 13, 2005 |
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 These were two of the easiest decklists to type in the history of the universe.
Tim Watterson’s deck was the early toast of the $10K Brisbane, as he powered through repeat $10K Top 8 competitor James Kong (playing Teen Titans) in Round 2 for a 2-0 record.
He dropped Round 3 to $10K Auckland champion Alex Brown, also playing Teen Titans. At that stage, he was still ignorant of the quality of his competition.
Meanwhile, Paul Chalupa had cruised to table 1 with a 3-0 record, having dispatched PC: Amsterdam Top 4 finisher Scott Hunstad.
Paul’s deck is . . . Unaffiliated Burn.
Shot Gun Thuggee by Tim Watterson
Characters
21 Thuggee
22 Skrull Soldier
4 Longshot
Plot Twists
4 Overload
3 Thinking Outside the Box
2 Cover Fire
Locations
2 Avalon Space Station
2 Cerebro
Unaffiliated by Paul Chalupa
Characters
21 Random Punks
2 Toad
2 Puppet Master
2 King Snake
3 Mojo
1 Lady Deathstrike
Plot Twists
4 Tech Upgrade
4 Surprise Attack
3 Salvage
2 Gone But Not Forgotten
Locations
2 Avalon Space Station
2 Volcanic Base
4 ESU Science Lab
Equipment
4 Advanced Hardware
4 Flamethrower
Both players are “locals,” hailing from Ipswitch and are proudly going rogue.
Round 4 was disappointing for both players, as Paul lost to highly-ranked constructed player Luke Bartter with his resurrected Big Brotherhood build. Tim narrowly missed out against Randall Hughes, who was being a bit rogue too, playing Rigged Elections (with Marvel Knights).
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