Netrunner tournaments are a crucible of competition, with players battling it out over successive rounds to crown a winner. Winning a tournament is a tough challenge, but they don’t only test your ability to win…
Netrunner does not occur in a vacuum. Tournaments are composed of other players who might bring a variety of different decks, but more importantly, there is groupthink about which decks are “the best.” Because you…
Note for lazy readers: The article ends with a request for community feedback on the issues addressed herein. If you want to skip to it, the form is here: https://forms.gle/oNtZCpKDX7yD6cjt6 Articles by Ysengrin and qvm…
By Patrick Burk (@bluehg) In the lead up to 2018 US Nationals, Roseville Cycle masterminds Brian Cronin and Andrew Cortez announced that the Champion at the tournament would have the privilege of designing a card…
Fantasy Flight Games (FFG) hosts their World Champs the first week of November every year, and this was my fifth consecutive time that I would be experiencing it. It is a great time, but…
Chris Dyer did okay at Worlds. Woah, this article is late. Let’s pretend it’s not a report of last year’s tournament and is actually a hype piece for this year’s event, shall we? It’s been…
In this first Stimhack Chat I invited Scot Pags, Simon Moon, Jake Tunstall and John Treviranus to discuss the World’s results, what it means for the meta and their own experiences at Netrunner’s biggest event….
Last weekend (on May 7th, 2016, for you readers from THE FUTURE), I played in the Portland Regional Championship hosted at Guardian Games. I did rather well, taking second place out of 35 people, and…
Dale, known online as kookoobah, has recenetly rocketed himself to the bubbling Asian Netrunner scene, taking 2nd place in the PSI games in a memorable performance, as well as 1st place in the Nationals of his home country, the Philippines.