Are you a spike looking to win your next SC, but not sure how to beat faust, wyldside, clot, vamp, siphon, and apocalypse all with the same deck? Sick of the janky fantasy-land synergy decks that always seem to make decklist of the week but lose to any of the above-mentioned runner cards? Ready to retire your meat damage cards back to the binder? You've come to the right place.

I went 3-0 with this in my GNK today (and 3-0 with kate, naturally), beating a leela, a noise, and a whiz. Mills is the missing piece for beating faust decks; I blew up 3 wyldsides with her today. Not that one GNK is a big sample size, but I've been crushing on the j.net stimhack league with this too. I've been working on bootcamp glacier for a long time and am confident that it's the real deal. Shout out to @crfluency, my partner in crime for deck design.

The 2 hostiles replaced the corporate war (and the 2nd EBC) to help close out the game and/or rez archer. (@crfluency is playing 2 archers actually.) Bad pub doesn't matter against most orange decks, but if your local meta isn't as degenerate as the all-faust-all-the-time online meta, I'd stick with corp war.

I know the 2x orion 1x curtain looks weird, but trust me on this. The face check punish makes a world of difference in the silverware-heavy meta. I sometimes even discard my curtain wall when I have 2 orions already just so I can punish the face check on as many servers as possible. (It's not like you ever have two 14+-cost ice ever rezzed at the same time anyway so the uniqueness is irrelevant.)

Let me also say in advance... I'm not interested to hear how you built a "similar" deck that instead packs a scorch or punitive kill package or a off the grid or twins combo package or whatever. If you're playing those cards, it means you're not playing some other critically important card that I do have. Every card is here for a reason, and every pet card you might like but I didn't include, isn't here for a reason. This isn't a new brew that's looking for fresh creative ideas or anything; this is the result of many months of fine tuning and hardcore playtesting. Just try it, card for card. Then, feel free to chip in with your matchup experience.

Good guy weyland 4 lyfe.